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One of the new roses in our yard this year is Sedona, a pretty red-orange blend that brightens our new flower bed.
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- George
- I'm a happily married retiree living on the Cumberland Plateau of Tennessee. I taught for 31 years and worked as a systems analyst for 9 years before retiring. My blog is Senior Moments, listed below. You can also find it by clicking 'My Web Page' to the left. MY BLOG is SENIOR MOMENTS listed below.
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23 comments:
Brilliant color!
I am glad you always manage to find a new species of beautiful rose.
Lovely color combination and a fabulous shot George.
Red-orange pretty much says it all, what an unusual color, almost like the leaves on some fall trees. This one's a beauty!
She's a beauty.
I have heard there are red rocks in Sedona AZ and i wonder if that is why they named this red rose that. beautiful it is.
Such a pretty and unusual color combination. Simply beautiful!
☼ Sunny
That is a wonderful rose. I rarely see roses with blending colors.
Gorgeous! I once owned a red Sedona but it was not a rose. It was a car.
This is gorgeous George!
Tis a beauty George.
Many congratulations to Sedona, George by the beauty of your flowers to see as you them you love and how much care
Gosh Just when you think you have the best shot you get a BESTER ONE
lol
Beautiful. :)
Stunning! What a cheery sight to behold first thing in the morning. I would love to have several of these rosebushes in my yard.
Beautiful and delightful!
Happy weekend ahead.
Wow...that is one gorgeous rose...I'm sure it does brighten the garden with that beautiful intense color!!!
Lovely colours!
Thank you for my pretty red rose today.
Rose is always my favorite flower. Thanks for sharing. It's gorgeous.
Your roses are variations on a theme--perfect beauty.
Such a beautiful rose! I wonder if the name comes from the beautiful area of Sedona Arizona known for all the red rock formations surrounding it?
Thank you for sharing your garden!
Have a fabulous day!
I guess it's named after Sedona in Arizona, with all of the red rock canyon walls. It's a beautiful rose.
How it brightens my mood!
Lovely flower.
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