I bought a dozen bright “Hot Princess” roses when we shopped today. I put them in the vase with the yellow “Isabel” roses from last week and the colors compliment each other perfectly. Click on the image to enlarge.
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Do they smell as nice as they look? I cannot smell roses as well as I used to or maybe that is not my nose and is store bought roses of today. When I was younger, my great-grandfather had a wonderful rose garden and those roses had a heavenly scent. Nicest things I have ever \gotten a whiff of.
Surprisingly these smell, usually the store bought refrigerated ones dont smell.
Havent figured that out yet! Memories are a wonderoust thing.