That’s all I want—peace. For some of us, for one reason or another, it’s hard to come by.
Your rose is stunning, Tim. I don’t think I’ve seen that particular color before.
Thanks, KT. We who just want to be left alone, long for peace. The nanny state wants to pester and assure there is no peace to be had. Peace is an old rose that was hybridized in 1935. It had veryious names during WWII because there was no communication between hybridizes. It was named Peace in 1945 the day Berlin fell.
The Nanny State will not be happy until we’re all frightened little snowflakes who need an all-wise government directing every aspect of our lives. Grrrrr…
Thank you for the info regarding the Peace Rose. I learned something new today!
It whispers on the breeze of fragrance — peace. I think one of my roses is that kind, but it has never done very well. I need to get the neighbor’s thorny tree, which hangs out over it lopped back. I think there’s something in whatever that tree is, that hurts the rose.
Lovely pictures! An interesting word “peace” – a state of calm and rest, but to get there usually requires anything but, and to maintain it takes more energy that it took to establish it.
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Beautiful images and sentiment.
Thanks, Susan.
A perfect thought for my evening, Tim. “Let peace begin with me Let this be the moment now.”
Peace does begin within ourselves. Have a restful and peaceful evening. Thanks, Rebecca.
That’s all I want—peace. For some of us, for one reason or another, it’s hard to come by.
Your rose is stunning, Tim. I don’t think I’ve seen that particular color before.
Thanks, KT. We who just want to be left alone, long for peace. The nanny state wants to pester and assure there is no peace to be had. Peace is an old rose that was hybridized in 1935. It had veryious names during WWII because there was no communication between hybridizes. It was named Peace in 1945 the day Berlin fell.
The Nanny State will not be happy until we’re all frightened little snowflakes who need an all-wise government directing every aspect of our lives. Grrrrr…
Thank you for the info regarding the Peace Rose. I learned something new today!
Precious rose! 💖 So pretty!!
Thanks, Sam.
Beautiful pictures of my favourite flower.
Thanks, Roberta.
These are lovely Timothy. So delicate.
Thanks, Shey. It’s a lovely rose.
I love the ones that are the different shades.
Those soft delicate petals, wonderfully captured, bring peace to my day. Thank you, my friend.
I’m happy to bring you a little peace, Marina.
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Hear, hear! I love the different effects the light gives.
Thanks, Susan. It was a good time of day when changing camera angle a little made a huge difference in the light.
That is a beautiful Peace rose specimen, Tim. I like the different lighting an moods you have portrayed her in.
Thanks, Lavinia. It was a nice time of day to get different lighting.
It whispers on the breeze of fragrance — peace. I think one of my roses is that kind, but it has never done very well. I need to get the neighbor’s thorny tree, which hangs out over it lopped back. I think there’s something in whatever that tree is, that hurts the rose.
Gorgeous shots, Tim. Hugs on the wing.
Rose bushes need 6 hours of sunshine a day to be healthy. If it’s shaded by the neighbor’s tree, it might not be getting enough direct sunshine.
Beautiful my friend… a much needed peace was brought to me today. Thank you…
You are welcome, Nancy. Always happy to give some of our Peace.
Lovely pictures! An interesting word “peace” – a state of calm and rest, but to get there usually requires anything but, and to maintain it takes more energy that it took to establish it.
True. And it seems to be a losing proposition. Thanks, Brian.
I love roses. Is there many things more beautiful and peaceful than the delicate rose ? So lovely Timothy.
So true. Thanks, Holly.
I would love to have this rose in my garden one day, beautiful thing.
It’s a good old hardy rose. Thanks, Teri.
Incredible
Thanks, Inchcock.
Nothing as beautiful as the peace rose except Just Joey is my fav too!💖💖💖
I feel it! Thank you, Tim!
You are welcome, Resa.
Just lovely …
Thanks, Julie.