We tend the gardens all year, tirelessly weeding and planting and pruning. And May is our reward. The roses and other spring bloomers are spectacular! We are really having a wonderful year. Almost every rose in the garden is blooming, including a few that I have not seen bloom in several years. Take a walk around the gardens with me, and you will see what I mean. If you are in the area, stop by to see them for yourself, the roses should bloom for about three more weeks.
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Rosa Mundi
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Rosa Mundi
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Rosa Mundi
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Henri Martin moss rose
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Cardinal de Richelieu
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Jean Bach Sisley
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Old Red Moss
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William Lobb moss rose
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Galica Rose
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Bell Isis (very fragrant!)
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Old Pink Moss (very fragrant!)
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Cabbage Rose (very fragrant!)
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Cabbage roses in back with Moss roses in front
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Rosa Virginii
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William Lobb moss rose
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Harison's Yellow (the yellow rose of Texas)
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Dog Rose
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multiflora Thunburg with Dog Rose
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Rosa Mundi hedge
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Bee's love the roses!
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Henri Martin moss rose
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Foxglove in the shade
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Harison's Yellow (note the thorny red stems)
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Dog Rose aka wild rose
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Rose colored Columbine!
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Hollyhock buds
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Chives
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Sage
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Thyme
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Kitchen garden - and gardeners!
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Rosa Mundi and Lavender
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