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FRIDAY'S FOTOS - ROSE "FOURTH OF JULY"

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Posted by Rosalinda Morgan, "The Rose Lady", Brookville NY Real Estate Professional on 07/03/2009 08:59 PM

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10 Comments on FRIDAY'S FOTOS - ROSE "FOURTH OF JULY"

JUL

Hi Rose~ Pretty picture of the flowers. Hope you enjoy your fourth of July!

Vickie - I almost forgot there is a rose called "Fourth of July". It is a climber but I treat mine as a shrub. I cut it low in the spring so it won't grow long canes. Happy 4th of July!

Rose - There certainly are a lot of blooms on that bush. Happy 4th!

John - I could not resist posting that picture. Timing is good. Happy 4th!

Rosalinda,

Well, you've got the red and white. That's a good patriotic start. Happy 4th! :)

Steve

Steve - I just realized I planted lavendar underneath the "Fourth of July". Does that count as red, white and blue? Happy 4th!

JUL

Rosalinda - That's a very pretty rose. And it's name is so fitting! It looks like red and white fireworks looking for a blue sky!

JUL

Myrl - You're right. This rose has the right name. When it blooms, it looks like fireworks on the 4th of July.

These are amazing. I love all the different flowers in the summer months.

JUL

Joan - So do I. I enjoy growing different plants and see them bloom in succession which enliven my yard.

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