Voluptuous!
And doesn't this rose live up to its name?
Jackson and Perkins 2005 Rose of the Year® winner.
"Exceptionally high-centered, fully petaled, cupped blooms
and satiny, deep fuchsia-pink petals.
Tall, upright, full-branched, disease-resistant plant."
My Honeyman gave this rose to me many years ago,
a favorite in my rose garden...
and it always brings joy when it blooms.
Lovin' my Sweetheart today and forever...
You still put the skip in my step!
Happy Valentines!
The color in that rose is awesome! Happy Valentine's Day!
ReplyDeleteWho doesn't love roses? I can almost smell this one.
ReplyDeleteAww, what a sweet tribute to your Valentine, Carolyn. We are blessed women to have such wonderful husbands. I hope you have a beautiful Valentine's Day.
ReplyDeleteAw, so sweet! And what a beautiful rose. The color is so vibrant!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful rose and beautiful words as always....
ReplyDeletePerfect word for that gorgeous bloom! Happy Valentine's Day!
ReplyDeleteHappy Valentine's Day..what a stunning rose...love the color.
ReplyDeleteOooo, that Rose indeed lives up to its name. It is perfectly formed and such a luscious color! Sound like you had a sweet Valentine's Day. And happy GBBD!
ReplyDeleteMagnique fleur! Très belle couleur.
ReplyDeleteThe rose is so perfect! With that kind of rose in a garden, everyday seems to be Valentine's Day...
ReplyDeleteCarolyn,
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful and well named. Guess I'm a honeyman too as I also raise our own honey right in the beehives.