Hmmm, somehow I was not following you and missed a couple of posts!? For a minute, I worried that something bad happened to you, but I was relieved to see that it was just a computer issue!π
These are some of the most beautiful roses I have ever seen. So perfect no spots, just incredible beauty. Amazing. We harvested our first milk weed seeds today and they look like the have cotton sticking out of them. So beautiful too, like feathers to help the wind carry them away. Thanks for sharing so many gorgeous photographs with us Tim. Love and hugs, Joni
Hi Joni. I’m surprised I’ve had comments about these roses looking so perfect. They are struggling because of the drought. We get much better looking roses when we can water on a regular schedule. I’m having to do a lot of watering with drip systems and soaker hoses.
Stunning selection!
Thanks, Dale.
Oh my!
Thanks, Mary Jo.
Beautiful gallery Timothy! Really like the black background…
Thanks, Maj & Sher. I used a setting on the portrait mode on the phone to get the black backgrounds.
Amazing flora Timothy always so impressive to see so close upβ¦have a joyful day βΊοΈπ«
Thanks, Hedy.
The Timothy Rose collection is amazing πππ
Thanks, Cindy. Our roses are a bit rough around the edges this year.
I’ll have to go look again. they looked perfect. π
WOW!! WOW!!! WOW!!!! It seems that βwowβ is my favorite word when I visit your place!
Thanks, Rebecca. I’m wowed by your wows.
Beautiful roses – nice color too π
Thanks, Rudi.
Or dazed and amuzed… well you get the meaning! Gorgeous blooms!
For so long it’s not true! Thanks, Marina.
Just lovely. We have a wee bush of the very last one. I always love the mixed colors.
Thanks, Shey. The mixed color roses look like classic paintings.
Yep. They are amazing.
Rose bellissime
Grazia Simona.
So very pretty, Tim!
Thanks, Teri.
A beautiful selection, Tim. My favorite is the yellow rose.
Certainly dazzled me, Sir.
Thanks, Inchcock.
I am drooling, such a mesmerized clicks!
Thanks, Zakia.
These are gorgeous. My flowers are also βa bit rough around the edges β, whatβs going on? πΌ
It my case, not enough water. There are so many things out there to ruffle our roses.
Weβve had lots of rain. Too much actually. A weird summer.
Too much water might be your roses complaints. We are at opposite ends of the spectrum β you are deluged and I have my droughts.
I heard about the heat wave out there. Stay safe!
The heatwave passed over us and hit the northwest. We are normal hot and very dry.
Im going to be in Seattle in early August. Iβm a little concerned about the heat wave conditions.
It might be over by then, but I think August is normally the hot season for Seattle. Still, it may be cool compared to Florida.
So far weβre having a rainy season and itβs keeping the temp down . It may not bode well for hurricanes.
These are incredible, Timothy. I particularly like the yellow one.
Thanks, Roberta.
Hmmm, somehow I was not following you and missed a couple of posts!? For a minute, I worried that something bad happened to you, but I was relieved to see that it was just a computer issue!π
WP is really good at unfollowing people without your consent.
These are some of the most beautiful roses I have ever seen. So perfect no spots, just incredible beauty. Amazing. We harvested our first milk weed seeds today and they look like the have cotton sticking out of them. So beautiful too, like feathers to help the wind carry them away. Thanks for sharing so many gorgeous photographs with us Tim. Love and hugs, Joni
Hi Joni. I’m surprised I’ve had comments about these roses looking so perfect. They are struggling because of the drought. We get much better looking roses when we can water on a regular schedule. I’m having to do a lot of watering with drip systems and soaker hoses.
EGADS! What a gluttony of beauty. Thanks Tim!
You are welcome, Resa. Thanks for dropping by.
xo
Gorgeous!! πΉ
Thanks, Julie.