Yes, that would be fun. The last few days we have had real nice sunsets. ( I don't live too far from Will) The sun has been real red because of the smoke caused by forest fires in central Wa. St. Here's a picture I took last evening.

Fantastic photos Keith! The 'Kasagi Yama' is especially stunning. I think mjsee may be right about your 'Yuri Hime'. I've seen it listed a bunch of places recently, but none of the pics match what I believe is the true cultivar, otherwise I'd pic up another one as it is easily in my top five favorites. Here's a pic of mine, it's 10-12 years old and 21" inches high by 32" wide. If you graft, and need scions let me know. P.S. looks like I've got to get the gold creeping Jenny under control :) Dan

No, jennifer_in_kansas, it's just an average point & shoot -- Canon ELPH 110. I got it last month as a make-do replacement for my fabulous Canon S90 that I dropped while on vacation :( The ELPH is good enough & is tiny so I can easily bring it along on a bike ride. We were in Kansas just last week visiting family. I'd forgotten how beautiful the Flint Hills are, and KC is a beautiful town too with lovely homes, fountains & statues everywhere.

Very nice, Ken! These are the ones that really stood out for me, so I’ll comment on my favorites. I really like seeing the colors on your Molineux. My own root Molineux has been in the ground for a short year or so, and I really am impressed by how it blooms constantly. I saw the color variations when we had cooler temps in the spring, but not so much since it’s heated up around here. I’m looking forward to seeing them again soon, as it should cool down here very soon. I normally prefer roses that are good for cutting, but I still love Molineux for its lovely blooms and I SO appreciate that it’s never without blooms. Has your Molineux stayed short for you? I was expecting a small bush, but mine has shot up to about 6F in less than a year. It is very narrow, so it still doesn’t take up much space. I’m just very surprised by its height. I also really like your Tiffany Lynn. It reminds me of the rose that’s been in my garden the longest. I’ve had Princess of Monaco for close to 10 years. It’s been a really good rose all these years, and it reminds me of your Tiffany Lynn. I’m not overly fond the typical HT bush form, but I’ll always hang on to her. Your photo of The Prince is great! What a lot of blooms for its fall flush. I normally prefer cool, lighter colors, but I definitely like the color of The Prince. You couldn’t have taken a nicer picture of Scepter d’ Isle. What a beautiful rose! Those are 3 absolutely perfect blooms. This is the color and bloom form that I’ve always been a real sucker for. That’s a magazine worthy shot, IMO. Thanks for taking the time to share all of them. Your roses all look very healthy and clean. I enjoyed seeing all of them, and I’m sure everyone else does too. Lisa