You don’t really think of roses as cool weather plants, but while they enjoy the sun, they don’t like the sweltering heat.
This summer was hard on them (as it was on me), but now that the humidity as abated, the days are sunny, the nights are crisp, and the roses are showing off again. And I am so happy for it! Just one more thing to love about fall.
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So beautiful!!!!!! That humidity is still hanging over us. We need a big breath of air from up your way to send it out to sea.
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What a beautiful display of roses! Enjoy a sniff for me!
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Beautiful roses! Fall – yes! Still waiting for fall here in VA. A couple of tolerable days until midweek and then more of the 10 degrees warmer than normal days. Yuck!
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Oh my, the blooms are gorgeous!
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Have got to say, the purple bloom is my favorite, with the yellow-pink one in second place!
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