'Bewitched' doing what she does best.
The soft and gentle 'Souvenir de la Marmaison'.
and one of the last Nereenes.
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All photos enlarge.
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Thanks to Luiz Santilli Jr. and his Flwer Team for giving us the
opportunity to share our flowers.
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Autumn roses are just as welcome as those that bloom in spring, aren't they? Lovely!
ReplyDeleteI'm still looking forward to the roses blooming! In late summer we usually visit the rose garden in Belfast and try to find the sweetest smelling rose.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! How are you doing?Please take care and be well.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,Ruth
Arija: That Nereenes is a wonderful bloom.
ReplyDeletealoha,
ReplyDeletevery beautiful flowers, i love the stunning lavendar blooms, i think i can even smell it all the way here in hawaii!
Adoro rosas e estas são lindíssimas!
ReplyDeleteTenho duas que são as minhas favoritas: a Rainha Elizabeth e a Príncipe Negro, porém me emociono com todas. Ver estas fotos são um grande presente!
Um grande abraço!
A lovely way to celebrate the natural "soon to be the end" of a cycle of your sweet smelling rose!Your world is preparing for a long winters nap and mine is just now waking up!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous roses looking so fresh.
ReplyDeleteGlad that the rain has revived your flowers for a last bloom of the season. I hope that it has revived you as well.
ReplyDeleteVery lovely shots, Arija. My roses hasn't bloom yet but I can enjoy yours. ;)
ReplyDeleteArija, you always share the most beautiful blooms. So appreciate you sharing them with us. Have a great week.
ReplyDeleteThose autumn roses are gorgeous! I love that shade of pink.
ReplyDeleteYou grow the most beautiful roses!
ReplyDeleteI can smell them from here... so lovely.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful roses and gorgeous nereen, I've always wanted some of those.
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