u/BrightAngel1

Found this beauty today at a local nursery. Saw her while driving to church this morning and had to stop and get her on the way home. 🥰🥰🥰

So, I'm excited about this beautiful rose, but I'm also a bit perplexed as to why the main cane looks like it's dying but still has these nice healthy, green stems with healthy growth on them. Also wondering if anyone has any ideas as to how to get it grow more. I'd love to see many more of these lovely blooms. 😃 I don't know the exact name of it. I think it's just a knockout rose bush my husband bought at Lowes a few years ago.

My roses are finally making a healthy appearance after a period of fighting with pests! Stupid thrips are still around and some grubs but I managed to get them under control. The first three photos are Parfuma Summer Romance (purchased at Sam's Club), the yellow rose is the Fiesta Veranda, and the last one is one of my Sweet Drift roses. I'm so thrilled to finally see the hard work of planting, watering etc finally paying off! 😃