Here’s the mama to yesterday’s budding beauty. It is equally full of blossoms on the other side of the tree. This is about a third of the volume.
It does this at least twice a year, and each time more impressive than the last.
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Adventures of Dorrie Anne 
Lovely 🙂
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You can tell how thrilled I am, yes? ;->
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The fragrance must be so welcoming.
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Surprisingly, although they have SOME fragrance, it is not overpowering – more like a “fresh” smell than the “rose” aroma we are accustomed to smelling in commercial products. But, truly, it makes my heart sing every time I pass by the tree.
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Do you keep the dead buds trimmed? That could be one reason why the bloom better the second time also cool weather helps alot, mine used to bloom in spring and then early fall in Spokane WA. yours are very pretty and glad I don’t have all the upkeep of them, but do miss them.
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We had just had all of our trees and bushes trimmed by a landscaper. But, no, I can’t reach the deadheads to trim them off. It is anything but cool here in the desert! The May/June bloom was just this prolific.
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Forgot to recommend get Ephsom Salts and take 2 tablespoons and sprinkle around base and scratch in then water this will keep aphids and other bad bugs away. Need to do about once a month and then 2 x a year when first see buds.
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wow, gorgeous
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Thank you. Mother Nature at her finest!
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So pretty. I love roses.
Jo Wishnie 414-704-2000 Blog at: http://www.mytripjournal.com/wanderingwishnies Traveling with my DH Fred and the 2 fur kids: Phoenix the Phantom Pheline and Boo Boo the Diva Dog
*Happiness doesn’t come as a result of getting something we don’t have, but rather of recognizing and appreciating what we do have.*
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Me, too. The petals just seem to meld together in such a pleasing way.
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Nice! My one rose bush last year bloomed over 2,500 flowers. This year I did not continue to dead head and count them after 1,000 flowers because I was busy with client’s landscaping projects! Too bad!
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Holy moly! That’s a whole lotta roses!
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You should say that is a lot of fertilizer!
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It must have gone to a good cause! ;->
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Yes. Early spring when snow melt you give a lot of manure then about 6 weeks later stick few rose spikes couple feet outside the ground near root! Same way works very well for flower/fruit trees!
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What is this thing, SNOW, that you speak of? ;->
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Thar is a gorgeous rose! I’d fill my house with the glorious scent.
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Their fragrance is very light.
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How pretty!! I love it.
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My roses thank you! ;->
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