A Brand By Any Other Name Is A Rose Named, "Simply Magnifiscent"!

So glad I installed smellivision on my laptop, could smell that rose all the way over here on the east coast. Beautiful, enjoy.

Hi Alexandra, I too grow roses, but I don't know any of their names. But right now my beautiful peach-colored rose has about two dozen buds and flowers.

Don't you love spring?

Bill Roberts

Good morning,  Alexandra and Ron - "living up to the expectation" is a good thing. . . exceeding that is even better. 

Beautiful. Thank you very much for sharing your photograph.

Wow that's gorgeous, and the color is definitely lavender pink!

It is a beautiful thing to watch a rose bloom!  I hope you have a wonderful weekend!

Simply magnificent alright.  My contribution to the rose bloom collection, is one I mentioned in a comment last week.  It is "Intrigue."

Oh Alexandra, if I was good at that knid of thing, I would.

I'll try.

Bill Roberts

Morning Alexandra.

So sad there is not a smell a vision.  I'm sure it will be there one day, hope I'm around to smell it..... ;-)

Good afternoon again Alexandra and Ron. I have never been lucky with roses. Your are lovely.

I hav good associations with roses starting with my Mother's passion for them. I also went to the rose garden daily during cancer treatment in Houston, 

Living up to expectations - like a good brand. Clever you. What a perfect comment - and rose. D 

Well Alexandra, 150 is a lot. I only have 5, but I like each of them: a dark red, a pink, a yellow, a white, and of course my favorite peach.

Simply magnificent is most appropos, Alexandra. I'm always envious of anyone who has the patience and green thumb to raise roses (because it's certainly not I).