ROSES only

I love roses of all types. I was very proud of the weeping pink roses I managed to grow along the stem under the umbrella trimmed/shaped "Johannesburg Gold" trees. The Strelizia leafe wrapped roses are on the street in Bankok. Most beside a few like the first pink ones that grows in Vancouver Canada, all are pictures of my own roses over 10 years, I grew in our garden in South Africa Johannesburg. I loved growing roses around the trunk of Palmtrees and Yukkas as they loved the sun that was slightly sheltered and the Palm loved the watering also. It is amazing one can have three blooming per year from starting October to late April. South Africa has some of the utmost beautiful Roses and an Austrian like me is the country nursery leader near Pretoria.
My favorite names were "Coffee & Spice" Parchment beige with a hint of pink, "Zulu Royale" a floribunda Rose with a purpelich look, "Germinston Gold" a clean yellow rose, "Just Jody" that has so many shades of peach, pink, beige. The deep red of "Ingrid Bergman" was always a challenge to photograph. "Moon shadow" a pale lilac rose, "Bleeding heart" a pink rose with fuchsia edges that turn stronger and strong while the petals age, The fun and striped pink and read, fuchsia and white "Follies Delbard" roses. I noted many different name in different countries fro similar types. The stunning snow white" Iceberg" that I always grew standard, that get slightly pink while aging. A new red variety was created. "Sun city" a yellow heart with red edge rose, "Electric Blue" floribunda that was mostly purple with a hint of blue, a powerful fuchsia rose who's name I can't recall that I also always grew standard.LUDWIGS ROSES will show you the whole spectrum available in South Africa they also have on of the worlds best liquid fertilzer and anti bug juice that does not harm other animals and a tea garden I could live in full time ENJOY http://www.ludwigsroses.co.za/