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Lynne's-Rose-Lis

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List for Bingo. Text: This is a list of the roses currently in my yard. Most have been with with me for years. A few are in areas that are not conducive to their growing well and will probably have to come out in a few years. I have a lot more shade than when most of these beauties were planted and we all know that roses like the sun. There are a lot of roses that are no longer with me. I only have one climber now and it is going to have to come out. It is in too much shade and it reaching for the sky, up to 20 feet. I can no longer keep it in check with pruning. Some that are gone were favorites, but when they outgrew their place I had to find new homes for them, sometimes in someone else's yard. Some just quietly faded away. Will be making more pages about some of these current pretties.

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Boatlady

I love this list. Your roses are so beautiful. I had quiet a few when I lived in the north but none since I moved to Florida. I think that is about to change though. You have quite a green thumb. Great page.

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englishrose

Love your selection of roses - many of these names I recognise. We call them English roses - created by plant breeder David Austin who passed away quite recently. Did you know that the Ambridge rose is named after the fictional village in the world's longest running radio "soap opera" The Archers?

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Celestine

Such a stunning collection! Roses have become DH's hobby since our nest emptied and he is learning more each season. I am partial to apricot-tinged roses and you have so MANY in that color range. Just wonderful!

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scrapgarden
3 hours ago, englishrose said:

Love your selection of roses - many of these names I recognise. We call them English roses - created by plant breeder David Austin who passed away quite recently. Did you know that the Ambridge rose is named after the fictional village in the world's longest running radio "soap opera" The Archers?

About half are David Austin Roses, my favorite breeder. I did not know that about Ambridge Rose, which is one of my favorites. I do wish my yard was large enough to have kept a few more of his roses, namely Graham Thomas and Abraham Darbey, but so many of them get really large here in OR. I did find them good homes though.

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