While days are still hot the nights are considerably cooler and cold southern winds are blowing more often. This is enough to get roses back to life. Let's see some of the brave survivors.
Grand Gala, the favorite rose of my beloved departed mother.
"Empress Farah", a rose of irresitible beauty, with cold the orange color of the tips becomes more intense, almost red.
Julia's rose, she was almost dead one month ago, I was about to dig her out! now she is full of buds.
Peace/Gloria Dei, visited by a bee
An unidentified white rose
White Christmas, there were two of this variety but only this one survived summer
Parure D'Or, one of the best roses of my garden: she is not as double as others but never gets sick, doesn't mind heat at all and smells wonderful.
Tourmaline, slowly coming back to life.
Unidentified climbing rose
Enjoy spring if you are in the northern hemisphere and embrace the fall if you are in the south!
See you next time!
