Flowers May 27th

Gelukkig is het voorspelde noodweer aan ons voorbij gegaan. Ik hoop dat het

bij jullie ook meegevallen is met het weer. Hier is een heerlijke, welkome regen

gekomen. Vanmorgen was het zo heerlijk om de frisse lucht in te kunnen ademen.

En de tuin haalt ook opgelucht adem. Gelukkig geen schade hier. Sommige rozen

moeten een beetje ondersteuning krijgen vandaag.

I am happy that the forecasted heavye thunderstorms were not at the place

where I live. Overhere we've got a nice amount of rain. Early this morning

it was fantastic to breath in the fresh air after the rain. The garden is also enjoying

the water. I am happy that I have no damage in my garden. Only I have to gave

certain roses some support.

The posted photos are from last sunday. It's not easy for me to photograph

the garden.  When I do my garden looks nothing.

Fantin Latour

Merveille

In front Abraham Darby at the back Compassion

 Sourire d'Orchidee

On the left  the huge James Galway has an overload of buds

 And this is my new beaty called Pretty Sunrise. Ofcourse I made to

many photo's of it.

Penny Lane at the top. 

Felicite Parmentier

I have no name for this rose. Ordered as Maiden's Blush but it is not. I think it's a gallica.

I love it and no regret's that it is not what I've ordered. I love it.

Ispahan

Heritage

 Kaiser Wilhelm I

Burgundy Ice

Asperinrose

Souvenir de la Malmaison

Winchester Cathedral

First flower of Leander

 Buff Beauty

Sebastian Kneipp

Ambridgerose

I love every stage of a roseflower even when it's faded. Minerva

 Chartreuse de Parma. I am amazed about this rose how long the flower stays

Sir Edward Elgar

 The roseflowers are extreem huge this year Evelyn almost 14 cm

I wish you a wonderful day.

Rosehugs

Marijke