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  1. wiseowl

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    13/5/08 First to open :)
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    Beautiful Woo. I sometimes wish that, like my old dad I wanted to grow roses. But I still like other people's.
     
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    really lovely woo
     
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    Thanks John and dizi for your kind words
     
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    :thumb: Beautiful Woo.. None of mine are anywhere near flowering yet.. Just lots of buds..!:)
     
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    WOO - these roses are absolutely beautiful - and your photography of them is stunning.

    You should do professional pictures for rose brochures and labels.

    The red flower seems to have 2 epicentres to it - I've never seen one like that before.

    Marvellous. x
     
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    Really really nice,

    Looks like you take wonderful care of them :)
     
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    Great pics, never seen the latter rose before.
     
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  9. wiseowl

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    Thank you Marley,Cookie and Shelby and Paul for your lovely comments.
     
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    How beatuiful Mr Woo I do like the yellow rose I love all yellow flowers ,and the red looks so like velvet.

    Are they scented ?
     
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    simply stunning:thumb::thumb::thumb:
     
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    Hi Scotkat and Inter Your lovely comments are very much appreciated.Thank you
     
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    Don't know if it's due to global warming or what but the flowering season here seems to be extending each year, about 5 varieties were still in flower at Christmas, Iceberg continued flowering until the first week in February, Ferdinand Pichard bloomed the last wek in April, closely followed by Ard's Rover and Calypso. Iceberg buds have just started to break.
     
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    .4/6/08
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    These pictures are just getting better,UNBELEIVABLE BEATIFULL Mr Woo
     
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