If you love large heavy petaled yellow roses, grow Golden Celebration. Patience is key when growing this rose. It’s old rose heritage takes a few years to come into her glory in the garden, but when she does, stand back! It’s a sight to behold. Here’s a fresh bloom from my morning garden walk.
‘Golden Celebration’ – David Austin English Rose
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About Chris VanCleave - America's Favorite Rose Gardener
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.
His writing is seen at About.com and on his popular website; RedneckRosarian.com, where he chronicles his gardening adventures and explores an intrinsic mix of life, faith and gardening.
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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Chris, you already live in heaven! 😉
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Now, that is a good-looking rose. But I am anything but patient, so I should probably admire it in the gardens of others.
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Jason, ha! i am one of the most impatient people alive… If the garden has taught me anything it is patience……
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I must admit that I have very little patience for most things but in gardening you have no choice but to be patient. After all Mother Nature is in charge.
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Very true
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Reblogged this on speaknotwhispernot and commented:
What’s in a name? that which we call a rose
By any other name would smell as sweet;
So Romeo would, were he not Romeo call’d,
Retain that dear perfection which he owes 50
Without that title. Romeo, doff thy name;
And for that name, which is no part of thee,
Take all myself.
— Romeo and Juliet, Act II, Scene II, by William Shakespeare
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OK I give in, it looks like I will have to get some David Austin English Roses. One is just more delicious then the other.
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This is a beauty.
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Superb inroimatfon here, ol’e chap; keep burning the midnight oil.
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