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.Arvid`s garden, Lista, southwestern coast of Norway. Photo taken on the 7th of July 2008. Even though almost two years have passed since this photo was taken, the top of the aluminium arche is still bare. The reason for this being the strong salty western winds which have a nasty habit of finding their way right on to this arche. The fence is not tall enough to stop them. I had a big wild cherry tree here that helped a lot, but unfortunately it had to be cut down. I have planted a new one and a few elders. Time will show. In the meantime I have given up on some of the roses here and planted a local wild honeysuckle as an "infill". Roses in photo are "Honorine de Brabant (to the left of the arche) with some flowers of the clematis "Mrs Cholmondeley", "Lykkefund" (scrambling up the appletree), "Mme Plantier" (white rose on the arche) with a few flowers of "Etude". "American Pillar" and "Sander`s White Rambler" are covering my gazebo in the background. A bit of "Paul`s Himalayan Musk" may be seen on the archeway top left. The red gable belongs to my neighbour`s garage.
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Photo taken July 2009. Part of my garden with my house as a backdrop. Roses seen in the photo are "New Dawn, Westerland,Jacques Cartier, Dortmund, Cornelia, Rose du Roi Rose de Rescht and Yolande d`Arragon. The perennials are Monk`s Hood and Lysimachia.
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Arvid`s garden, Lista, Norway the 14th of august 2010. The photo shows part of my garden as seen from under stems of "Gerbe Rose", for the moment without flowers. The clematis to the right is "Etoile Violette". The ground cover rose at the bottom is "Viking". The clematis in the background is "Negritjanka", above which are seen flowers of "Tradition" and Burghausen and a single flower of "Emelie". Those of you who would expect to see "Alberic Barbier" accompanying "Etoile Violette" will be just as disappointed as I am. It froze down to almost nothing last winter, only slowly coming back. I keep my fingers crossed. Just to be sure, I planted another one next to it. A few flowers of "Westerland" can be seen to the left.
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The house as seen from the other side of the village road dividing my property in two. The red rose to the left on "this side" by the roadside growing next to the rugosas is according to the late Danish Rose Expert Valdemar Petersen a reflowering variety of the Apothecary`s Rose which he called "Rose de Provins". It has a rather protracted flush, but it has never reflowered in my garden. However I have come to like this rose. In my garden it has grown taller than The Apothecary`s Rose.The photo was taken on the 14th of July 2011.
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June 23, 2008 Renton, WA
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