I was out deadheading roses this morning and I noticed a few gems still beautifully blooming. In my previous garden, zone 4, roses are being buried for the winter.
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I was out deadheading roses this morning and I noticed a few gems still beautifully blooming. In my previous garden, zone 4, roses are being buried for the winter.
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Great form on this rose. Show Stopper is just that!
Thanks Chris. Are you interested ing growing it in the South?
Beautiful!
You are so kind to acknowledge my share.
Sooooooo pretty! Aptly named!
Thanks Teresa. This rose never disappoints!