One of our favorite roses is Mister Lincoln. Mister Lincoln is one of the first roses we got, and as you can see it's a beautiful, velvety red rose. What you can't do is smell its incredible fragrance.
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6 comments:
That rose is beautiful and it does look like velvet!
I want smell-ovision!
Nice. How did it get a masculine name? :)
Gorgeous!Looks like it just came from a florist shop.
Blessings,Ruth
Gorgeous rose. Those lovely petals.
I can imagine the smell. This is such a beautiful rose. That red is gorgeous!
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