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U.S.A., Washington State. USDA zone 8b. Sunset climate zone 5

Panicking Roses

The rose is in panic: Autumn is coming! Autumn is coming, but I haven't shown all my blooms yet!
Do you see it holding its head?

Climbing rose Don Juan
 
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Look at this one! It holds its head too!
 Кnock Out rosa Radrazz

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Posted by Tatyana@MySecretGarden at 10:47:00 AM
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17 comments:

  1. MarijkeSeptember 17, 2011

    What a beautiful foto's and lovely word's.
    Great weekend,
    Marijke

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  2. Dani P.September 17, 2011

    Wonderful bouquets on one stem. Great red roses, Tanya !!!

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  3. flowersandhomeSeptember 17, 2011

    Beautiful roses and pictures!
    Bye,
    Marian

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  4. klaraau01September 17, 2011

    Spectacular photos, thank you for sharing your beauties

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  5. BridgetSeptember 17, 2011

    Beautiful pics! Especially like that beautiful deep red Rose. Gorgeous!

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  6. HolleyGardenSeptember 17, 2011

    :) I think the roses do want to be seen one more time before the cold sets in! Very pretty.

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  7. AnonymousSeptember 17, 2011

    Roses are such good models and you always have beautiful shots.

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  8. Gatsbys GardensSeptember 18, 2011

    I agree, mine are just starting to come back from a long hard summer!

    Eileen

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  9. HermesSeptember 18, 2011

    I love the blooms of Autumn.

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  10. greggoSeptember 18, 2011

    Don Juan is so popular and your photos give it justice. I have the red carpert also. Good choice for me and you. love the foliage also.

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  11. Mr. McGregor's DaughterSeptember 18, 2011

    As always, your photos are gorgeous! Your roses may be panicking, but mine are rejoicing in the cooler air and the absence of the stupid Japanese beetles.

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  12. i beatiSeptember 18, 2011

    lovely my roses suffered so badly in the intense heat this year..sk

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  13. Southern LadySeptember 18, 2011

    Beautiful photos! Hope you are doing well! Carla

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  14. ChristineSeptember 19, 2011

    Love the sense of humor. Love the roses.

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  15. F CameronSeptember 19, 2011

    Lovely photos! It seems as though the last month has zoomed by and now it is fall.

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  16. DarlaSeptember 19, 2011

    Gorgeous photos! Cute post....

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  17. Janet, The Queen of SeafordSeptember 19, 2011

    Hooray for rose blooms, whether they are the first of the season or the final bows. Your photos are super!

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