Sometimes its true.
Ours are on fire,
For hottie's like you...

One of the joys of living in Lynden, Washington, is that it does not take a green thumb to grow gorgeous flowers. The climate is perfect for gardening, and while we have very little garden area of our own we do have a spectacular rose tree just outside of our patio area.
I took this photo a few weeks ago. Right now the tree has three major stems with 10-15 blossoms on each tip...they look like 3 bridal bouquets growing on one tree.
I am the official 'dead-header' for the 4 trees in front of our building, so I keep them trimmed for the neighbors. (Most of these condos were empty last spring, so I started taking care of the roses--spraying, tieing them up, removing the deadheads, etc.)

The roses are called "About Face" with petals that are golden-orange on the inside and bronzy-red on the outside. They look like flames all over the tree.
I wish I could send you all a bloom but this will have to do.

1 comment:
Wow...those are gorgeous.
During my last two years of college my friends and I rented a house just off of campus that belonged (at one time) to the very elderly grandmother of one of our guy friends. She must've had a passion for roses as there were beautiful rose bushes surrounding the big front porch. We all tried our best to keep them alive and coming back....though none of us had a green thumb! We had rose bouquets above the sink all summer long.
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