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Now lets walk towards the south along the western edge of the fence. There
are quite a few modern shrub roses mixed in amongst the Old Garden Roses
along this fence, giving color all summer long.
The round shrub covered in tiny red roses is Robin Hood. It will continue to
bloom all summer long.
A little further down we see a Gallica seedling of mine that is completely
done blooming. Next to it is the fragrant
Felicite Parmentier covered
in its white/blushed pink blooms. And then the
unknown red shrub which
will bloom all summer. Beyond it is a pink once blooming OGR that I
aquired as a cutting and have no idea as to its identity.
Here we are looking back towards the north along the western fence, where
we see on the left, Robin Hood just getting started, then a young
bush of Leda with its white blossoms. Next to Leda is
Nearly Wild
with its single pink flowers (a misplaced Floribunda). Then
we can see Austrian Copper
finishing with its orange/yellow blooms and
Centifolia Variegata as the large shrub with pale white/striped pink
blooms in the corner.
The forth part of the tour of the yard
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The second half of the tour of the yard
