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This pretty pink bloom is of a Tiffany Rose. I’ve grown this rose for about four years in my garden and this past summer it did better than it ever did growing taller than it had in the past and produced more blooms. I believe I’d moved it slightly the year before and I think it likes it’s sunnier position a bit better.
Some say this rose has a beautiful scent, but I don’t find that it has much scent at all. Still it’s a beauty and I’m happy to have it take some space in my garden.
Yes, this is a Black Hollyhock.
Isn’t it’s dark glossy petals beautiful?
I grow this dark horse of a hollyhock between my lovely Compte de Chambord antique roses, Japanese Maple and the raspberries so it’s surrounded by shades of red and pink. It looks quite lovely among it’s companions.
This is supposed to be an Angelique Tulip but after four years or so I believer it’s beginning to revert as it’s not as full as it used to be. Normally there’s two or three times more petals. It’s pretty though isn’t it?
Taken Saturday, May 19th, 2007, Toronto
Sharifa Asma is a lovely English rose. Such a delicate rose scent and pale pink blooms. Absolutely gorgeous in all ways!
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