My Tiffany Hybrid Tea rose is growing tall and doing better than it ever has in the past. I’ve been growing this rose for about five years and it never bloomed much at all. It would only give me one or two blooms at a time and only two or three times a year.
This year it’s a blooming machine! It’s taller than it’s been in the past and it’s literally covered in blooms, and such pretty blooms they are!
It’s such a pretty rose. I’m happy to finally see it doing well. I hope this continues!
I just wish it had a little more scent. To me – it’s almost scentless.
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I believe that Hybrid Tea Roses are mostly scentless or at least it seems that way.
Nice roses. I have to agree with Eaglehawk. My hybrid teas have very little scent as well.
It is blooming most beautifully – sometimes it takes a while for them to come into their own. I would say it is quite happy!
It looks a high quality rose.
Beautiful rose. It’s been a bit cool this year in Fort William, and I think our cat has been fertilising our rose bush. It only had one solitary rose, which remarkably resembled the one you have pictured.
Congratulation! It looks very pretty and healthy!
It looks a lot like my 4th of July rose but it has a wonderful aroma. The only problem is of the three roses I have planted in that group, this one attracts all the Japanese Bettles. How I hate those bugs!!!!
I plan to blog about my roses this year and those awful pests soon.
Those are really pretty roses.
Heres a little trick I learned awhile ago to make some very interesting looking roses…
You mix some food coloring with a little bit of water (in your case red or blue would probably look best) then pick a rose when it is just starting to open up, and put it into a cup with your colored water, then put it in the window. it makes the coolest patterns and colors on the petals.
Jeff
Very Very Pretty. I have several roses here, that were here when I bought the house. I would love to plant more, lots of different colors, all I have now are red. I throw some epsom salts around them every couple of months and they seem to like it. In fact I put epsome salts around all my plants and trees. The Palms really love it.
Nice rose, and also nice name for this rose too…