I’m not sure if it is, but this looks like a Cherokee Rose, the state flower of Georgia, Rosa laevigata. In any event, it’s a lovely capture from herbanlife.
I’m not sure if it is, but this looks like a Cherokee Rose, the state flower of Georgia, Rosa laevigata. In any event, it’s a lovely capture from herbanlife.
Arch with Rosa ‘Crimson Showers’ and Clematis ‘Etoile Violette’ by Clive Nichols.
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Daily Bouquet.
From the book, Homespun Style by Selina Lake (featured in Period Living Magazine, August 2012). Photo: Debi Treloar.
Vintage watering can.
Two companion roses, both easily maintained as small shrubs. Talk about a color riot! Left: Coral Drift which boasts good winter hardiness; and right: Midnight Blue, which boasts a strong, spicy clove scent.
Rosa pendulina (1904), Kurt Stüber.
Roses are Red.
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Lantern slide: Villa Rose, garden of Joseph Donahoe Grant, Hillsborough, California (1917). Photo: Frances Benjamin Johnston.
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Woman with yellow roses. (June 1923) Climber: ‘Emily Gray’
Lantern Slide: Smithsonian archive, John Horace McFarland (1859-1948)