Unknown rose from my neighbors.
I have helped her take care of this rose for a couple of years and it is producing some spectacular blooms!
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Christopher R. VanCleave – America’s Favorite Rose Gardener
Nicknamed "The Redneck Rosarian”, Chris VanCleave is passionate about gardening and growing roses. He is an active member of the Birmingham chapter of the American Rose Society, serving two terms as President. In 2007, he created the Rose Chat Podcast which has reached over a half a million listeners with news and information on growing on growing the world’s most beloved flower, the rose.
He was a contributor to the 2015 Southern Living Gardening Book, has appeared on P. Allen Smith’s Garden Home television show and was featured in the June 2015 issue of Southern Living Magazine. Locally, Chris serves as Chairman of the Helena Alabama Beautification Board where he has spearheaded efforts to create a sustainable landscape in one of the top one hundred places to live in the United States.
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An agent of change with over 20 years’ experience in process innovation, Mr. VanCleave is leading the charge to reinvigorate horticultural societies and helping them to reach their full potential in the social media age.
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Beautiful photos of the gorgoues rose!
Love roses.
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They are truly spectacular. I can almost smell them from here. 🙂
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That is a beautiful pink rose! Love that shade of pink, so nice!
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What a beautiful pink! She’s lucky to have you as a neighbor. 🙂
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This is a beautiful rose. I love the color and form.
To answer your question about April in Paris. It tolerates the heat fairly well, but we’re up on the Plateau where temperatures rarely get above the mid-80s.
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How nice! do you kave a rose named Donna? hehe
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There are many roses named for Donna’s Take a Look:
http://www.helpmefind.com/rose/plants.php?searchNmTyp=5&searchNm=donna&rid=3985&sbSearch=SEARCH&tab=1
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OMG! thanks..going to look for a Donna Rosee pic I didnt know it existed!
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These are truly beautiful! 🙂
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Beautiful roses. The very “pure” pink color is delightful… love your blog!
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Thank you again for visiting my blog post today about the Rose Garden at Swarthmore College! It is so nice to meet you. Your photos are so beautiful! I love taking photos of flowers, animals, and scenery. My photos are not always great, but they are full of love!
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Chris, thank you for stopping by my blog and ‘liking’ my post. Always good to see new faces on the scene. COL…I have to chuckle, because as I’m looking at Barbara’s roses I’m thinking “these are spectacular blooms” (and I haven’t used that word in a while), and then I scroll down I see you’ve used it to describe them, too. And they certainly are.
Blessings,
Marianne
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Beautiful!!
~Angela~
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Absolutely beautiful, thank you. 🙂
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