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October 01, 2010

Coral Dawn

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It's time once again for Friday's Flower.

About a week ago I shared some photos of roses that were gifted to me from a friend.  Today I'm showing a coral dawn climbing rose that I received.
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This rose has already sent off a couple of good climbing shoots and produced some gorgeous blooms.  This is listed as an everblooming climbing rose with large coral to rose-pink double flowers.


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These photos were taken about a week ago.  Since then we have had lots of heavy rain which has caused the blooms to drop.  I'm already looking forward to seeing masses of blooms on this rose next summer.
 
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12 thoughts from visitors:

  1. Beautiful! What zone do you live in?
    I posted some gorgeous begonias today, but usually by October they would be long gone.
    Kathy

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  2. Pretty roses Linda - just lovely!

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  3. Hi Kathy, I'm in zone 5b Canadian. These will probably be our last blooms.

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  4. Majestic pink blooms. I am in zone 10b and mine will start blooming next month or so.

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  6. I have been dreaming of a lovely soft pink rose that I would like to plant at our farm, [when we get it].

    And then I want to photograph the blooms in antique vases, and jars, a whole new line of cards are just waiting to get out there from my mind.

    Jen @ Muddy Boot Dreams

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  8. Hi Linda. Roses are so beautiful and satisfying to photograph. I posted today on the "Livin Easy" if you'd like to take a peek! Your photos are beautiful.

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  9. Beautiful color! It reminds me of my Queen Elizabeth.

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  10. That is one gorgeous rose! I'll have to look that one up for next year!

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  12. Beautiful. Our late flush of roses has been great due to the rain we had.

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