This Bourbon is a wonderfully smelling rebloomer. The blooms are very large and the color vibrant. DdDR is now 3 years old in my garden and is about 4’ tall. Introduced in 1862 by Pradel. I purchased mine from Ashdown Roses.
This Noisette provides one of the few non-pink touches among the roses in my garden. She is on an arch on the SW side of my home. She was introduced in 1842 by Trouillard.
Sombreuil
The almost completely white Tea is on 2 trellis’ in my front garden.
Bred in 1850 by M. Robert, this rose repeats several times
throughout the year for me.
This rose was given to me by one of my gardening buddies.
This Bourbon is currently about 4’ tall and has a strong fragrance. Bred in France in 1872, this rose was purchased from Antique Rose Emporium.
This Bourbon was purchased from Antique Rose Emporium and has wonderful scent. This rose is one of my all-time favorites.
In the bright Texas sun, this Polyantha appears almost completely white.
Jacques
Cartier
This Damask Perpetual was bred in 1840 and is one of my smaller bushes.
Louise
Odier
This Bourbon makes an impact planted next to DdDR.
Blumenschmidt
This is a recent addition to my garden. I purchased mine from the
Vintage Rosery in Needville, TX in the spring of 2004.
This tea is one of the more mannerly roses in my garden.
This lovely rose is on the same arbor as Céline Forestier.
In this image you can see that Rose Edouard has eaten the other rose bushes in this bed.
(Note: the black spots on the bloom are from dirt splashing onto it.)
Rose Resources | Texas Public Gardens | DFW Area Nurseries | Gardening Bookmarks | Stained Glass & Mosaics