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  • JemulaJemula Posts: 196
    @owd potter  Could possibly be Maid Marion which I grew in a previous garden.  It had the paler pink outer petals.  I always thought it had a much better scent than the "medium" description given, very complex and strong as the flower developed - fruity and clove-like to my nose. 
  • peteSpeteS Posts: 966
    'Bring Me Sunshine' pic...great composition there @Marlorena. Beautifully framed, colourful image. You've certainly got a photographer's 'eye'.
  • MarlorenaMarlorena Posts: 8,705
    @peteS
    ..thank you !  it's a hobby..

    @Newbie_greenie
    Really pleased your 'Peace' is doing so much better for you now.. well worth keeping..

    'Elizabeth' is getting better each day, so that's good news.. 
    East Anglia, England
  • cooldoccooldoc Posts: 853
    @WAMS Jubilee Celebrations bloom makes me forgive its droopiness.. lovely colour gradient and petal formation.. one of the best scented to top it off..

    @Marlorena did you try sniffing your Elizabeth in the morning after the sun is out? I feel its scent is mostly depleted by evening.. early blooms definitely does not have much scent.. probably it needs the heat to bring it out..

    @Newbie_greenie I love the scent, colour and huge blooms... but habit wise, it is good for cutting as they produce single large bloom on the end of each stem.. I like the modern HTs more, which behave like Grandifloras as described in the US..
    A rose lover from West midlands
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