My first ever rose

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  1. Stingo

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    My David Austin Rose - Falstaff [​IMG]
     
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    lovely stingo.great close up. [​IMG]
     
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    Stingo - what a beautiful colour!!!!! I adore the full roses like that. Does it have a strong smell? My DA roses have been fantastic this year.
     
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    Thanks for your comments.

    It does have a lovely smell Honey Bee, I am going to train it to grow over an archway (hopefully!)

    What DA roses do you have HB?
     
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    Beautiful! Looks like Waco's avatar. [​IMG]
     
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    stingo its a lovely photo you will have to get it blown up and frame it for your wall in the house..so you can enjoy it all winter....like i did with my dandelion.. :D
     
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    Beautiful [​IMG]
     
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    It's not a rose I know, looks lovely. Have you got the climber or the shrub?
    Lovely photo again!
     
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    Thanks everyone,

    according to the label it can be grown as a climber or a shrub!

    it does look like Waco's avatar doesn't it?

    LOL Wildflower..good idea.
     
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    Exactly like it! Lovely rose, Stingo! :rolleyes:
     
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    superb [​IMG]
     
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