These are the roses growing on the arch .
I,m not sure but this white rose has been in my garden a long time , I think it was named for Princess Diana![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiTUenyyApoOhD8zrnnf8RwwLcomcde_uxcBGcWcs7AaD3paiXauw0Nzm_hmX0bhkZSrzGPs9_wf2niTeWXhC96qtiafbbuZJsKm8I8OGMZ-e1QeNT4nP8-jXgADJqpzalyCclpA53m1yY/s400/PICT1958.JPG)
This rose is also an established rose , I think it is also one from the royal collection . Over the years flowers lose their labels , ![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgc5HaZnMU4-y9ALHQSs_a_OGcyFTWgsLKfs2TBKmpju8ispGTO7kdzotmXDI1kk6NPBuaO_4LFx5cw3F83b52ZSDx2gOX1UpJliPs6EaRAqw7UTCG3FbUZF-m2exlFgaBcD2j5i3EtG8o/s400/PICT1955.JPG)
This was a new rose last year , I do remember this one
This was a new rose last year , I do remember this one
Chapeau de Napoleon . it is listed as pure pink , can be grown as a climber , tolerates poor soil, rich fragrance ,size 5' x 4' 1867 .
It has 3 fluffy green sepals behind each flower to represent Napoleons tricorn hat
I don,t have much room left for low plants so from now on it has to be up ,up, up.
1 comment:
Napoleon's Hat is very attractive - I love the fringed sepals, they really add something. I shall look out for it the next time I'm in rose buying mode.
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