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Thursday, June 6, 2013

Summer Roses






As romantic as the idea was at the time, I was nevertheless wrong about the name of these cream roses that I featured recently in another post.









Earlier to bloom than the others, this Lichfield Angel Austin rose is quite different from the Bride's Dream rose, which I called it, and now think isn't an Austin rose at all! Proof positive of what I have been telling you for years! . . .  I am no gardener. . .









Both of these roses are new to our rose beds and were only planted late last summer, so we are only just getting to know them. The Lichfield Angel, as you can see, is a creamy white. While the Bride's Dream, shown further along in this post, is a dreamy pale pink color.





The Bride's Dream rosebuds had already been exposed to very hot temperatures on the south side of the house, so you are seeing them in their gardeny imperfection, but I realized my mistake the minute I saw them in bloom this morning.











A gorgeous pale pink. And I suddenly feel like I have to find and plant tons more! All of the roses seem to have spent themselves very fast this year.











A pink posie posing with Limoges. . . .











Ahhh me! If only the bouquets would last as long as the photographs do!
(See more of my new teacup here.)
So nice that you stopped by for a look!

Jacqueline






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30 comments:

  1. From one non gardener to another... whatever the name, they are all beautiful roses! :-)
    I luv you pictures .
    Happy Thursday.
    Luv Gee

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  2. There just simple beautiful whatever their names are... ~ your photos of them are gorgeous... with love Janice ~Happy Thursday~

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  3. White roses are alway beautiful but the one edged with pink is the best I 've seen.
    Merle........

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  4. They are both beautiful, but the creamy white is my favorite. White Iceburg is grown here alot, but it is almost too white, I like yours better.

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  5. Well I tried leaving a comment on my computer and it wouldn't work, so I will try my phone. Those roses are so beautiful! My favorite is the pinker one. Tomorrow I am going to St. Paul, OR's Heirloom Rose Garden for more "rose fix". I do love roses! Charming post! Kay

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  6. I'm no gardener, either, Jacqueline but your roses are fabulous! No matter the name, they are lovely. I love the image of them with the limoges. Gotta go see more of that teacup...

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  7. What beautiful roses. I scrolled through many of your beautiful photographs! Amazing job! Thanks for stopping by my blog and leaving a comment (on my vintage nursery shopping finds). Have a wonderful weekend! ~ Jamie

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  8. What's in a name... the roses are gorgeous no matter what we call them and the photos are beautiful.
    Hugs ~ Kerryanne

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  9. Oh those roses are absolutely gorgeous, wow, so beautiful!

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  10. The roses are gorgeous! And what a lovely lace butterfly.

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  11. I don't think it matters what they are named. They are all beautiful and you are a gardener.

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  12. elle est très belle
    et peut-être que je vais me laisser
    tenter
    je n'ai pas de roses très claires
    le rose pale est tellement
    agréable à l'oeil
    bonne journée
    edith(iris)

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  13. Yours are some of the prettiest roses I have seen --and I have some gorgeous roses myself. I need to find that Brides dream rose--it is heavenly!

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  14. These are just breathtaking. So so pretty and your photos are lovely.
    Most of my roses bloomed early and now are between blooming sessions.
    xo bj

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  15. Clearly you are gifted at growing roses. I love them all and your photographs are amazing.

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  16. These are stunning roses and you must have a green thumb. I have never had luck with roses.

    Cynthia

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  17. You enchante us Jacqueline!These roses are amazingly beautiful!And you always invent a new spot, a new point for taking these wonderful photos using the same caracteristic beloved items:flowers,vintage embroidered linen,white color,china...Love all of it once again!
    Greetings from me!
    Olympia

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  18. Your roses are so beautiful!!

    Kathy

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  19. I certainly KNOW you ARE a gardener dear Jacqueline! Anyone who plants and loves a flower is a gardener in my book. Your photos are so lovely of your beautiful roses.
    hugs from me...

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  20. Your roses are lovely, but I am most fascinated with your lovely linens. Where do you find all of the exquisite pieces you feature? Where do you store them?

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  21. woow...... your photos are just Lovley... Lichfield Angel is one of my favourites :)
    and do not miss.....

    SATURDAY SHOW OFF

    it is FUN :)
    WELCOME
    Håkan ( The Roseman)

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  22. Jacqueline, both roses are beautiful and we take photos of them so we can relive their beauty. Too bad we can't implant the scent into the photos.
    Judith

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  23. Lovely pics of summer roses!
    Have a nice Day

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  24. breath of fresh air...thank you!

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  25. Absolutely beautiful roses Jacqueline!!! Your photos are always so lovely!
    Wishing you a wonderful week.
    Sincerely,
    Melinda
    Alabaster Rose Lifestyle
    Inspiration Vintage Magazine

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  26. I can all but smell them...your photos are lovely!!

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  27. Absolutely gorgeous!!! LOVE those roses- might have to plant some of them too!! Thanks for sharing at Feathered Nest Friday!

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  28. I can't believe I missed seeing this beautiful post of your roses till now. And the wonderful post you did with you shop space.

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  29. Both roses are stunning, Jacqueline, but I think I love the Lichfield Angel best. Best of luck with both of them!

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