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Oh, I'M SO SORRY - thought they would be URLs!! There are about 40, so switch off NOW??

Tim, are they in your garden?  They are beautiful!  I wish I could grow roses like that!

switch off .....NO WAY  ;D
divine t ;D

Wendy, yes - it's been a great year.

wow Tim, your garden must be a sight to see.  I can almost smell those roses.  The rain has set in down on the coast and the sky is grey, your roses have brightened up this little corner of the world.  is one of those a Gertrude Jeykell?

they look stunning tim! what a job to look after them all and keep all the rose pests and diseases away!

personally i'm not a fan of double roses (or double variaties of any flower) but they all look beautiful.

tim do you have the hybrid t indian summer? i couldn't figure out from the pictures. it's a deep orange and has the most fantastic scent i've ever smelt on a rose.

Sarah, Wahaj - no!

The orange one is Amber Queen. Goes on for ever. Great foliage.

Gertrude? Which one? Far too complicated for this chap to add names!

those are absolutely gorgeous tim, every one looks perfect.

What a treat, thanks Tim.

Beautiful Tim. I am not having a good day but those pics have certainly cheered me up. Thank you.

They are all just simply gorgeous.  I'm dead envious because out of three roses only two of mine flowered at all and then only for a short period.  Yours are an absolute picture. Thanks for uploading!

pssst, weedbusta - I only photograph the good ones!!

oh, that really was a treat tim, got my day off to a good start :D

what a fabulous display - I particularly like the older varieties.  My all time favourite has to be Blue Moon ... my Granddad used to grow them.

Stunning - I don't grow roses at the moment but am now tempted to start.
Many thanks

Beautiful roses, Tim.
Lorna I hope you had a better day today.  :)

Beautiful Tim. Wish we had smellyputer.

Indeed - because most of them DO!!

Absolutely wonderful Tim. I stopped growing roses when black spot took over. In my area they'd got used to a coal fired power station, so where used to a sooty atmosphere which apparently black spot hates. Now the new power station is one of the clean types, my roses succumbed.
I do have one rosa rugosa in the garden and even that is a disappointment this year.

Have you tried growing resistant varieties?