
Even though there is not much left of this Molineux blossom, I just love the color and detail. That's my blog garden behind it.

Marie Daly, a sport of Marie Pavie, produces small, exquisite flowers. It looks nice with the grey of the Buddleia leaves behind it.

And here is a close-up of one of her blossoms. Do you see what I see? I didn't realize it was there until after I took the picture.
At last, but not least, Lyda Rose. Isn't she enchanting?
5 comments:
Lyda is gorgeous, so simple and clean and architectural. Hopefully you'll have some blooms for a little while more before the season shuts down.
I like the deep blue of the morning glory next to the ballerina rose :) And, yes, the Lyda Rose is lovely!
~ K ~
Your roses are gorgeous!! Lyda is one that's been on my wish list for a long time. She is exquisite!
The ballerina rose is so beautiful ~ definitely my favorite! :)
that top photo is divine! love that rose anyway...it is such a perfect color.
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