they are just fading and apart from them there are just two white
Oriental Lilies in a pot to give me consolation.
This bed of roses is in tones of pink, except for 'Avon', the one
touch of red as contrast.
In the back garden most roses are in the inbetween phase.
Below is 'Perle d'Amour', the flowers are only just over 1"
across but sweetly perfumed and profuse in repeating.
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Those red ones are especially gorgeous in the light and dappled shade!
ReplyDeleteHope things are good with you. Have a wonderful week ahead!
Your roses are so beautiful. It will be a while yet before roses here.
ReplyDeleteArija your world is alive with roses blooming and mine is just waking to the freshness of Spring!
ReplyDeleteHappy day my friend! Life is good!
Your gorgeous Perle d'Amours are to die for, Arija. Sigh.
ReplyDeleteArija your roses are so pretty. I love the Perle d'Amour. It does have masses of blooms on one stem don't they.The red ones really pop in your pinks. Pretty.
ReplyDeleteThey look beautiful to me, Arija! I am so ready for spring flowers but it's still too early.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful roses!
ReplyDeleteGreat captures Arija.
Your roses are fading as our daffodils are coming into bloom. Lovely to be back in blogland - thank you for your good wishes when my back was so bad.
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely roses. Thanks for sharing Arija. Your continued support of Today's Flowers is very much appreciated.
ReplyDeleteNice roses. I like 'Avon'. Our roses are just starting to get few leaves on them.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, lovely red roses.
ReplyDeleteI guess the rose is everyone's favorite. I know it is mine.
ReplyDeleteYour roses are really gorgeous. I am expecting mine only in May. :-)
ReplyDeleteLove the three red roses.
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Hi Arija
ReplyDeletequeste tue rose colorate sono così belle... ed è un peccato non poterne sentire ilanche il profumo.
Buona serata
I love all kind of roses, but I prefer the red ones.
ReplyDeleteGood week, Arija and a peacefull easter!
Fading or not, they are gorgeous, Arija. I love the colors of the Perle d'Amour.
ReplyDeleteYour roses are beautiful. I have one bush and it is just starting to bud. I can't wait. It belonged to my Mother..it was at my sister's home and when she sold I brought it to my place..
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They just bloom and bloom and bloom for you. They must love you as much as you love them!
ReplyDeleteThese are very beautiful flowers. I love roses. These are just wonderful.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers posted by a beautiful friend.Thanks for care for me,friends like you are precious.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,Ruth
As rosas são maravilhosas, não há quem não se apaixone por elas... São verdadeiras obras primas elaboradas por Deus no ápice de sua inspiração.
ReplyDeleteAdoro rosas, aqui no Rio tenho um pequeno jardim onde cultivo algumas.
Um grande abraço!
I think roses is flowers queen.
ReplyDeleteYhank you for sharing.
I am lover of rose.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful bed of roses! Lovely colors!
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Stunning picture of the flowers, will definitely make my day. Keep posting.
ReplyDeleteI thought I'd pop back to answer your question. The first two narcissus in my post are very fragrant. I went outside to verify as sometimes the scents all mix together but it has a very pleasant scent.
ReplyDeleteArija, your "last roses of summer" are wonderful. i can't wait ours to start too.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite is the last close-up photo bur they are all lovely.
Lovely roses - they are my favorites!
ReplyDeleteNow if I oculd only just smell these! I love the fragrance of roses! Hello, Arija dearest!
ReplyDeleteLove your flowers. You must have a lovely garden!
ReplyDeleteHope you have a grand week!
Arija, these Roses are so beautiful,I love that you use different colours that all seem to compliment one another. Your gardens must bring you such joy. My first Lenten Rose has just come alive once again, as are my ground flowers Crocus, Hyacinth, as well as Daffodils and Jonquils. Spring is finally upon us here in KY. I hope you are doing well Arija~
ReplyDeleteHere in the northern hemisphere I am seeing my first rose blooms of the year. They are a lovely flower and you give yours much more loving care than I do mine.
ReplyDeleteroses...roses...you are so beautiful...
ReplyDeleteGreat shots :)
You have a loverly rose garden...
ReplyDeleteThank you for stopping by today... I hope you get to feel better soon... all the very best my friend
Tom :o)
I can almost smell your roses, Arija! Lovely and exquisite they are! I hope your part of Australia is not too dry nor too wet either.
ReplyDeleteArija your roses are always a pleasure to see and admire.
ReplyDeleteOnce again Arija, these roses are so beautiful!I'm guessing the weather is better and not so hot.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful rest of the week.
B.
How lovely, your season is ending but ours on the Cape Cod will start to bloom in another two months.
ReplyDeleteaaaah! I keep thinking of you. I passed by the floral shop yesterday and saw the flowers and when I saw the roses, my heart jumped and I said your name. How are you? I think of you everyday and when I see a rose. Take care my beloved Arija!
ReplyDeleteI was so sure I had left a comment when I visited these roses the first time around, but apparently I was dreaming!
ReplyDeleteI enjoy them, thank you!
Happy Easter, Arija!
Arija..I read a comment you left on another blog. I am so sorry to read about your pain. It is exhausting to try to cope with it. I am lucky at most of mine is made tolerable by medication and I don't have it severely very often. I hope they find something to help you.. I am sending you strength to deal with it and a warm cloud of love to surround you....Michelle
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