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Our Wildfire rose still looks pretty 'hot' to me, even when covered with raindrops. Betsy and I love the orange-red color of this rose. Wildfire seems like a very appropriate name.
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It's perfect with the raindrops! Ahh... rain, does it still exist? I haven't seen any in well, months!
Blessings!
Ann
The rose itself is feeling very hot.
It is sweating.
I miss read the line and I saw, "Betsy looks pretty hot to me" (I bet she does too) Love the colour of the rose.
Very nice. I'm curious how many varieties of roses you maintain, George. I do miss growing them now as we live in the woods here int he North Country....
the color plus all those raindrops makes it just plain old beautiful.
Just gorgeous!
It's so hot! Lovely as well
Cant beat a rose with raindrops on George.
I always love your rose photos with water on them.
We planted a rose about this color. At least it started out this color and over the years it turned a deep, dark burgundy color. No clue why that happened. Maybe the soil and our lack of knowledge with roses?
That is the perfect name for this beauty! Love the raindrops too. :)
The colour does look like a hot flame.It is so pretty covered in raindrops.
You would almost expect to see steam coming off from that blossom, rather than beading.
Very aptly names indeed.
Water drops are making it more beautiful...
That's gorgeous in red!
Sure is a beautiful shade of tomato red!
WOW! That is a beautiful rose!! Makes me want a vase of them!
Linda
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It's beautiful..
It sure does . You have a fine collection which needs appreciating and you and Betsy really do make the rest of us want to grow such beautiful flowers
Hi George, this rose is gorgeous. Lovely colour. Wish I can have one stalk...:)
Have a nice weekend.
It's gorgeous! The raindrops make it extra lovely.
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