Ok I know everyone has something blooming now. Let's see those beautiful blooms!!
Spring Blooms Part 3
Love this rose. It has a red splotch every so often
And it looks like this sometimes too.
Another clematis has opened.
Marie, those flowers are awesome !
Is the last one Vienetta? Mine is ready t bloom too.
I have my first rose rooted from a cutting blooming. The tag was lost some time ago.
Does anybody recognize this rose ? The color of the picture does not do it justice. The picture was taken this morning and the flash was used so the yellow showing is not as intense as it actually is. As far as the fragrance, since it was on the cool site , it was not as strong as it might be when it warms up.
One of my favorite roses. Pat Austin. The blooms are so big and full that the stems are bending with their bounty.
Miniature rose.Peppermint...something.
Amarillys 'Full House'.
Mexican flame vine putting on a show.
The first magnolia bud.
Pat Austin is one of my favorite Austins to Rodica! I just love it! It roots real easy too. I was a mentor to some students a few years back, and they wanted to root that rose. We had 100% success on it. All the students were so thrilled that there roses rooted.
Alan
Love that Pat Austin!!!
Alan, any hints on the yellow rose ?
I will definitely try cuttings from Pat Austin, Marie. I bet it will look very nice in your yard. lol
I was going to ask you to start one for me, even if it does not look good I still love the bloom. How big does it get?
Are you talking about the yellow rose Marie joust posted, and what it is? Or are you talking about, how easy is sunsprite to root?
Alan
Alan,right before Pat Austin, I posted a picture of the bloom from my first rose made from cutting. I am trying to find out its name.
Where did you get the cutting at? Are you sure it's not sunsprite? What is the fragrance smell like?
Love your Pat Austin! And that big yellow bloom on your tiny rose bush.
Maria - love the clem. What is that one called?
Alan, I can not remember where I got it from. Could be from you or some cutting that somebody brought it at the swap.
Since it was so early in the morning and it was still cool, there was not much fragrance. I will try it when I get home today and let you know.
Thanks Kelly. It is quite a big bloom for such a small plant.
Kell I think it is Florida Sieboldii but Ia m not positive.
Marie, I love all of your different clem's... how many different varieties do you think you have... such a beautiful selection :)
That is a good question Brittany. I have no idea?
I went out in my yard mid-morning and all I could smell was chocolate from this chocolate flower-- yum!
My orchid is inside but beautiful!
So is my hoya bella and it is loaded with fragrant clusters of flowers.
I have a nice white Euphorbia milii on my patio.
First Poppy of 2010...
Cosmos...
Can't remember what these are called... Tried the self-portrait trick on the camera and this is pretty true to orange.
Cilantro flowers - thought they were pretty cute;o)
Katie, I have these too but dunno what they are called...
These are really more lavendar than blue... Didn't know about the camera setting trick yet - lol...
Aren't those flax, Kelly?
Love their little blue faces!
I think they are Jill, but I'm not sure;o)
Here's a pic from the last thread... It's closer...
black eyed susan vine, a gift from Marie
The petunias have been the stars in the garden this spring i hope the daylilies will do as well,
more......
and more...
Lyle I love your petunias and will make an effort next year to keep them alive!!
Kelly the orange flower looks like calendula (sp) The pink is a clarkia.
