81. Verbena A rose garden in Sweden. http://verbena.homestead.com/Roses~ns4.html

South wall of the house. The Fairy Swany , 'ground-cover roses' were planted here. It was certainly planed they would trailed down, but they became climbing roses instead.. Royal Bassino July 1998 - 'Vindkullen', Kordes ground-cover rose but it is rather taller. Who Am I ), I bought three first roses only because it was sale and I paid less than half of price. They were: ' Coral Dawn Flammentanz and Rosa alba A little later I have read some books about roses from the library, and when I saw pictures, I became more and more delighted in roses, specially when I saw first flowering bushes.. mostly in the Gothenburg Rosarium. I wanted to buy many of them and I learned much about roses, their attributes, what they need and how you grow them. So my adventure with roses started.. and by now there were 98 sorts of roses in the garden. ABOUT ME HOME HEM GARDEN FIRST ROSES ROSES 1996 A little later other roses were bought too. It was ' Flammentanz' (was planted just under the balcony on the south site of the house and it has got some flowers, but it is no pic on it. Later it was moved to ' Rosarium ' after it was ready)

82. Rose Gardening Having a beautiful garden is one of the surest ways to surround your home with a fundamental element of luxury. But if you want to have a gorgeous garden and you’re faced with a http://at-rose-gardening.info/

Rose Gardening Home November 16, 2010 Show Your Green Thumb Off With These Helpful Hints for Growing a Beautiful Rose Garden Roses should preferably be planted in the spring, but no later than early summer. They need time to get their roots deeply underground to survive cold and freezing temperatures. Also, most varieties of roses require around six hours of direct sunlight, so plan accordingly. Some roses are happy in the shade, however, so assess your garden space and watch the sunlight carefully. If you do not have lots of sun, check with the nursery to find a rose variety that is suitable for shady areas. In the spring and summer, roses need to have a lot of water. You do not necessarily need to water your rose garden every day, only regularly and deeply, allowing water to seep down into the roots. This is best accomplished by watering every few days, for a long period of time. Another good question for the experts: Which rose is best to plant? Generally, older, hardy breeds tend to be sturdier and easier to care for. Look for roses that have stood the test of time! Related posts No related posts.

83. A Woodland Rose Garden Provides information on growing roses in the shade, offers a private garden full of photographs and a garden journal. http://woodlandrosegarden.com/

84. Rose Notes: ROSE GARDENING Carolyn Parker, author and photographer, shares her rose world, from pruning and publishing, to cooking, and photo sessions, there’s a lot going on. http://www.rosenotes.com/rose-gardening/

Rose Notes Your email address: Powered by FeedBlitz My Web Pages Invite Me to Speak My Rose Garden About My Book Newspaper Columns ... More... ARCHIVES ( BY SUBJECT ) www. flick r ... .com This is a Flickr badge showing public photos and videos from Carolyn Parker . Make your own badge here Subscribe to this blog's feed SEARCH WWW http://rosenotes.typepad.com/ Carolyn Parker Create Your Badge ROSE GARDENING In an Autumun Rose Garden Gratitude to B. Worl for turning me on to asters they will have their say a year from now. After years of single hollyhocks, a ruffled skirt finally made it into the rose beds. Darling Chas (chasmanthium latifolium) turns brown. Tea Roses are finally getting it on. Mum watch will they open by Saturday? Pennstemon still coming to the party. Dwarf pommegranate cute quotient. Move this grey to a better spot. Some rose canes are already thrusting toward spring. Glad oregano is back in the garden. Eleagnus against soon-to-be-gone plum leaves. Kathleen fresh and glowing. I could have made this post twice as long, and once-a-day for the next weeeeeek . . . Posted by carolyn parker on October 07, 2010 in

85. Rare Roses Roses from my garden and from gardens around the United States. http://www.rareroses.com/

Friday, October 29, 2010 2011 Rose Orders - Armstrong Gardens When you live on a modest plot of land and own over 100 variety of roses, at some point you have to tell yourself enough is enough no more new roses! That point has not yet arrived. Armstrong Gardens is a California nursery chain with a pre-order program that allows you to order roses from any of the major rose wholesalers. The roses are delivered to your local nursery. In the past, they have had problems with roses drying out prior to pickup. Now, I try to call in advance to find out exactly when the roses are arriving. Still, last year I lost a rose. (They were very nice about it and gave me store credit.) For me, the advantages outweigh the disadvantages. I don't have to worry about shipping fees, minimum purchase amounts or multiple vendors. Plus, the nursery is less than a 10 minute drive from my house. My first pre-order rose is GARDEN DIRECTOR BARTJE MILLER, a dusty red hybrid tea (or perhaps a grandiflora) with a yellow reverse. I'm actually going to call it DARK NIGHT when I order my rose labels, which is the alternative name that Edmunds Roses is using. This confused me because I ordered GARDEN DIRECTOR BARTJE MILLER from Armstrong Gardens, then received the Edmunds catalog with DARK NIGHT on the cover. I very nearly ordered both! Thank goodness for

86. Torrevieja Information - Tourist Guide - Rose Gardening Rose Gardening,Torrevieja Information tourist guide Very good never fails Average, sometimes it fails Very bad, it fails very often I http://www.torrevieja.com/eng/specials/rose-gardening/index.1.html

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87. The Netter Page A tour of a Colorado rose garden is included. http://members.fortunecity.com/cnetter/

88. Rose Photo. Rose Foto Rose Picture Rose Ecard Rose Image Antonio Motta Antonio Pictures of roses in the garden of Antonio Motta. http://www.ameroses.com/

89. Dilip S Rose Page Information about organic rose gardening, drip irrigation, and bed construction. http://www.dilip.info/roses.html

Dilip's Rose Page Welcome to my rose page! I am an organic gardener and have been growing roses since 1995. I planted my first roses on March 11, 1995 in a 5'x8'x8" raised bed I built out of railroad timbers. I've had six hybrid teas there, but they've never thrived - early in the season I get some lovely blooms, but then the bushes look sickly. I think this is because as nearby trees leaf out, the roses just aren't getting enough sun. The creosote in the timbers can't help either. In mid-December 1998, I started working on putting in a much larger 4'x33'x7" raised bed along my driveway. It was a lot of work excavating about 18" down, getting cedar to build a frame, and filling it with great organic material - I didn't finish till around April. The new bed has some old roses as well as a variety of hybrid teas. It is a much happier garden and in the first season several of the roses have grown taller than I! From late February through mid-May 2000, I created a new 4.5' wide by 38' long bed perpendicular to the 1999 bed, and close to the front of my yard. This bed is divided into three sub-beds, each with seven hybrid teas or floribundas. It's not so difficult to grow roses - plant in a rich organic medium (try mixing well rotted horse manure, leaf mold, compost, earthworm castings, and lime)

90. Saskelook Roses Photo Gallery - Home ***Roses Photos, Roses Pictures, Japanese R Galleries of photos from Japanese gardens, sorted into Japanese, American, and European roses. http://www.saskelook.com

Saskelook Roses Photo Gallery *** Roses photos from japanese roses garden *** Last uploads Most viewed Rose Gardens Contact ... Login Last additions Timeless’98 Nov 15, 2010 Intrigue Nov 15, 2010 Akito Nov 15, 2010 Fashion Nov 07, 2010 America’s Junior Miss Nov 07, 2010 Caffe Latte Nov 02, 2010 Helmut Kohl Oct 29, 2010 Kinrenpo Oct 29, 2010 Albrecht Durer Rose Oct 29, 2010 Diorama Oct 29, 2010 Saratoga Oct 28, 2010 Party Dress Oct 27, 2010 Yume Oct 27, 2010 Sun Flare Oct 26, 2010 Candy Stripe Oct 26, 2010 Kurenai Oct 25, 2010 Angel Face Oct 24, 2010 Waon Oct 24, 2010 Fragrant Apricot Oct 24, 2010 Cherish Oct 24, 2010 Kaguyahime Oct 20, 2010 Kommodore Oct 19, 2010 Isabel de Ortiz Oct 19, 2010 Asagumo Oct 18, 2010 Majorette Oct 18, 2010 Random files Majolika Kurocho Kirari The Generous Gardener Sincera Fanfare Kuroshinju Magic Carrousel Nostalgie Kronenbourg Charlotte Jardins de France Lucky Ducky Akito Yume Links Keisei Rose Garden 京成バラ園 Ikuta Rose Garden 生田緑地ばら苑 Yatsu Rose Garden 谷津バラ園 Jindai Botanical Garden 神代植物公園 ... HelpMeFind - a large roses database Powered by Coppermine Photo Gallery Choose your language Albanian Basque (Euskera) Croatian (Hrvatski) Danish (Dansk) Dutch (Nederlands) English [US]* English [British] Estonian (Eesti) Finnish (Suomea) Galician (Galego) German (Deutsch) German [formal] (Deutsch [Sie]) Hungarian (Magyarul) Index.

91. Wynnie's Urban Oasis : Home Tour a rose garden in Cleveland, Ohio. http://www.eglanteria.com/eglanteria/garden/

HOME the Chronicles: Working with the Existing Features The Migrant Rosebed The Thickest Slab of Concrete in Cleveland The Ill-Advised Arbor ... Just a Little Fish Pool Wynnie's Guided Tour: The Pond The Roses Rose Bios Sitting Around ... HOME NEW: WYNNIE'S SHAMELESS MERCHANDISING We only have a little tiny garden in the city, but mom's been planting stuff where grass used to be for about ten years, so as you may imagine it's getting pretty crowded. She pulled out the last of the grass some time in 1997. I was not consulted about this. Mom loves to go look at other people's gardens - we plan entire vacations around garden visits - and she was thinking other people might like to see ours, too. She's been taking pictures since the day she moved in, so there are lots of before and after pictures, each with its own horror story. She calls these stories "chronicles", and they're pretty embarrassing. Mom says nobody's born knowing how to make a garden. I can tell you for sure she wasn't - we've done nearly everything at least twice! So if you're worried about doing it wrong, our chronicles should make you feel much better. Let's go for a walk! You can explore on your own if you like, using the links to the left, or you can let me show you around. Just click my picture at the bottom of every page and I'll make sure you don't miss anything.

92. High Desert Rose Garden This oasis in the High Desert of Albuquerque features many varieties of roses, poppies, and other ornamentals. http://www.trentdesigns.com/sherstripe/

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93. A Personal Southern Cottage Feng Shui Rose Garden A virtual tour of a personal cottage and rose garden in Louisiana. Includes many plant photos, and themed garden displays. http://www.gingersflowergarden.com

Welcome to Ginger's Flower Garden Home Contact Us My Baha'i Faith Family ... Reiki Ginger's Flower Garden Welcome To Paradise I garden on 1 acre of sandy soil on a hill at the end of a cul de sac in Northeast Louisiana zone 8A.I started this garden in the fall of 2000 by moving about 2/3rds of the plants aquired over 17 years from my previous garden. I hope you enjoy this virtual tour of my cottage garden.After touring my garden be sure to stop by and view my tour of The New Orleans Botanical Gardens.You will find friends gardens here also.I'd love to hear from you, let me know if you like my site and if you have any questions. I'd love to hear about your garden also. I made this site after spending the last eight years enjoying other's online gardening pages. I hope mine brings as many ideas and information as I've been privaleged to enjoy myself.Pictures on this site can be clicked to zoom to a larger,sharper image. A favorite prayer I am , O my God, but a tiny seed which Thou has sown in the soil of Thy love, and caused to spring forth by the hand of Thy bounty. This seed craveth, therefore, in it's inmost being, for the waters of thy mercy and the living fountain of thy grace. send down upon it, from the heaven of thy loving-kindness, that which will enable it to flourish beneath thy shadow and within the borders of thy court. Thou art He Who watereth the hearts of all that have recognized thee from Thy plenteous stream and the fountain of Thy living waters. Praised be God, the Lord of the worlds

94. Hatley Park - Victoria - BC - Canada, The gardens of Royal Roads University in Victoria, British Columbia, include Japanese and Italian gardens and a rose garden. Plant inventories and photo galleries. http://www.hatleypark.ca

Accommodations Weddings Contact Us Accommodations ... Contact Us A relaxing and memorable setting for your clients. WEDDINGS Close your eyes and imagine … your dream wedding! GARDEN PHOTO GALLERY Discover our natural and enchanted surroundings. Come Experience Hatley Park National Historic Site Shoulder Season - October 1, 2010 - April 15, 2011 Guided Walking Estate Tours are available on a pre-booked basis for groups larger than 10 guests. Groups will receive a 20% discount with advanced payment. Please contact info@hatleypark.ca to make your reservation. Please be advised Hatley Castle is a 'living building' and only accessible by way of a guided tour. Guided Tour Admission: $18.00 - Adults (18-59) $15.50 - Seniors (60+) $10.50 - Students (6-17) Free - Children under 5 years old Hatley Garden Self Exploration Admission: (Open Daily 10-5) $4.75 - Adults (18-59) $4.25 - Seniors (60+) $3.25 - Students (6-17) Free - Children under 5 years old Location: 2005 Sooke Road Victoria, BC, Canada V9B 5Y2 Toll-free: 1-866-241-0674 Phone: 250-391-2666 Fax: 250-391-2620 E-mail: info@hatleypark.ca

95. Europa-Rosarium Sangerhausen Rose garden housing the world s largest rose collection. History, map, and overview of collection. http://www.rosarium.de/

96. Roses Of One Garden Lori Bouchard crafts crystal jewelry. Also Baha i theme, polymer clay and gemstone. http://rosesofonegarden.com

Joomla Templates Web Hosting Free Money Main Menu Home About Policies Portfolio ... Par-tay! Product Categories Beads + Cabs Bracelets Earrings Pendants ... Custom Orders In Your Cart Your Cart is currently empty. Roses of One Garden I will be at the Rye, NY library with my jewelry on Saturday, Oct. 2 from 11am- 3pm. Come if you can! -And if you can't .... you can still come to our latest Open House Show! Saturday, Oct. 9th from Noon-6pm 334 Strong Rd South Windsor, CT This website was done in collaboration and with much assistance from Nick at Fournier Computer Service - Thank You Nick! Roses of One Garden Free WordPress Themes converted to Joomla Templates by Web Hosting Top

97. Rose Trellis Rose or garden trellises for garden or patio decorative displays. http://www.rosetrellis.com

98. Sequoia Nursery Features Ralph Moore s miniature roses, along with species roses, old garden roses, and other old and unusual roses. http://www.sequoianursery.biz

99. Rose Garden Accessories - Bridal, Wedding And Occasion Jewellery And Hair Access Offers tiaras, hair pins, crystal and pearl necklaces and bracelets. Located in the UK. http://www.rosegardenaccessories.co.uk

100. Woolmers Estate Longford Tasmania Heritage Property Information on an historic estate, details of cottage accommodation and a photo gallery. Includes information on the restaurant, tours and a national rose garden. http://www.woolmers.com.au/

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