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Posted: Jan/13/2008 3:40 PM PST
Hard to chose, I know, but chose you must! I shouldn't have looked in that rose forum in the dead of winter! 
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Posted: Jan/13/2008 7:48 PM PST
All roses are beautiful but Red really stands out for me. I really like the ones with the most fragrance. LB |
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Posted: Jan/14/2008 6:18 AM PST
Yes, you have to have fragrance! I like yellow roses, especially ones with a lemony fragrance. I did a lot of sniffing at Portland's Rose Garden and it amazes me what a variety of scents roses have. |
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Posted: Jan/15/2008 10:36 AM PST
Belle Isis is an old garden Gallica. Sadly, it only blooms once a year. Attachments:  |
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Posted: Jan/31/2008 5:48 PM PST
a favorite rose I have is called josephs coat it changes colour as it matures also I love new dawn another climber that is blush pink and very fragrant |
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Posted: Jan/31/2008 7:02 PM PST
It is hard to pick just one.  I guess since my Mr. Lincoln is my favorite...Red would be my favorite then the orange, yellow, pink, white &......... 
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Posted: Feb/03/2008 7:11 PM PST
My favorite is the neon orange Tropicana that my youngest son got me for mother's day one year when he was about 12. Well, of course there's a story behind it! He went to the greenhouse with me and he picked out a plant he liked for mom's day for me and I paid for it. I planted it. I weed it. You know the deal. |
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Posted: Feb/06/2008 3:30 PM PST
That is so an unfair question! LOL.. But I tend to lean toward cool colors all thru my garden actually. My deep pink Knockout Rose is my favorite, after that is the red one 
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Posted: Feb/07/2008 11:15 AM PST
I chose varigated or multi-colored. I have three different bushes and have no clue what their names are. Here is one. I tryed all three and was timed out. John Attachments:  |
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Posted: Feb/21/2008 11:13 AM PST
I love the deep, dark red roses. I have 3 hybrid teas and mostly rugosas. The teas are all Mother's Day gifts from when my sons were little, so I treasure them even when I'm cussing the black spot they seem to gather every year, sigh. The rugosas and ramblers are a piece of cake to work with. Very tough, disease and drought resistant. Fragrant, bloom continuously and throw great hips. I plant on expanding the big bed in the front of the house. Right now it is the center piece for my Thomas Lipton, which is a monster. I want to add 6 more roses to that bed after we expand it and fill in with perennials and annuals. I'm saving my money to buy those 6 from either Palintines or Austin. Can decide which ones I want, too many purties......LOL |
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