Bolero

Desiree

Prairieville Prince

Litchfield Angel

Cream Veranda

Princess Charlene de Monaco

A Shropshire Lad

Mel’s Heritage

Wollerton Old Hall

Tamora

Carding Mill

Moonlight in Paris

Rock Hill Peach

Antico Amore

Perle d’ Or

Mary Magdalene

Cressida

Apricot Candy

Ambridge

The Alchymist

Good lord. I could jist keep going. Time for someone else to play!!

Boy, you werent kidding about having lots of this color.

I am happy to see that you have Desiree. I got her last year because of Lilyfinches glowing recommendation.

Lady of Shalott

Elle

Baby of Soul Sister

Soul Sister , mother of several new babies

I forgot Moonlight in Paris

'Apricot Glow', pretty much bullet-proof and easy to grow, once-bloomer but stays in bloom for at least a month, smells like apples, and, unfortunately, no longer in commerce in North America, according to HMF:

'Crepuscule'

Top of arbor, last year:

Whole arbor, previous year (2022):

@oursteelers 8B PNW Nice to see "Rock Hill Peach"! I tried it here but it was a martyr to PM, where I had it, at least.

Oh, I love the peachy tones! Here is Spirit of the Republic this past summer.

Too many good ones!

Wow... every one of these pictures is lovely. I have to look some up such as Desiree, Antico Amore, Soul Sister..have checked out that one before but didn't know it could make such a good plant, Apricot Glow , Apricot Candy. How does The Lady Gardener do for you?

I wish Burling could get cuttings of Apricot Glow . Spirit of the Republic is gorgeous too...is it from Mike Shoup?

Star of the Republic is from Mike Shoup.

The Lady Gardener is doing well. Fragrance and blooms are good but my favorite thing about this is the excellent shape. Probably seems a strange thing to be excited about but it’s a fairly new plant to my garden and I swear every cane is growing at the exact same speed with perfect spacing. Weird.

Apricot Candy

Perle d’Or

Cream Veranda

Peach Perfection

I don’t know anything about Peach Perfection. Details?

Apricot Nectar

Fragrant Apricot

Valencia

It probably blooms heavier than any other rose I have. it’s a Jalbert rose also called Catherine Hershey. I adore it, but it can get bad blackspot in the summer and the heat of midsummer can cause it to fade out to a dull beige with an open brown center.

I got it from Palatine several years ago and it about 3 to 3.5 ft tall and probably 4 ft wide. It is unscented, but the color is beautiful and it has the lovely Jalbert ruffles.

To me Buff Beauty always takes the prize. Here in the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, since I don't have it.

My favorite color in roses. I have far more than this but am lacking in picture labeling skills so these are the pictures I could find quickly and easily. Sigh, project for 2024.

Tahitian Sunset, before it got gall. Still want to replace it.

Desiree

Bronze Star

Desiree again because its a great rose

Louise Clements in the foreground; until this year she was small so Lagerfeld and Twilight Zone were constantly trying to stral her thunder. Ill get better pics now that she three up dome bigger, more more sturdy canes. She goes from orange to peach in spring and orange to pink in summer. Another great rose.

Ok I lied, found a better pic of Louise.

Peach Swirl, looking particularly saturated in this flush

Jude of course, although he tends to go beige on me in summer with my full sun location

My Moonlight in Paris is SO boring compared to eveyone else’s🙄

Bathsheba

Crepuscule

CPM

PCdM

Bliss

Evelyn

Abe

Jude

Prairie Sunrise

Adobe Sunrise

Another Prairie Sunrise

Peach Swirl

Prairie Sunrise is rose that needs to be in more gardens. Everyone should add it to their High Country order!

I agree agree, it is a wonderful rose

Kristine how big is your Prairie Sunrise? I think we all ordered it at the same time. Mine has bloomed non stop but I don’t think it’s more than 18” tall. It may only be 15”. It may be one of those roses that just blooms and then one year is 4’ tall but mine had a setback when I went on vacation for 3 months and it needed more TLC.

Lots of beauties here!! Great pics everybody!

Here's some apricots:

ABBAYE DE CLUNY

CRESSIDA

FRAGRANT DREAM

FULTON MACKAY

GOLD AND GREAT

HONEY PERFUME

LADY OF SHALOTT

MAGIC LANTERN

MOTHER OF PEARL

SINGIN' IN THE RAIN

Here's some peaches:

AMBRIDGE ROSE

ELMHURST

HOLLYWOOD STAR

LEANDER

OVER THE MOON

PEACH PERFECTION

RUTH CLEMENTS

SPECIAL OCCASION

STATE OF GRACE

SUMMER SAMBA

Why don’t I have Peach Perfection or Summer Samba?!??! So good!

Ryan, I got Prarie Sunrise >> 20 years ago from RU, and it grew well and was a fave for almost 20 years, until I lost it. I'd say it was ~ 3 ft in a 15 gallon pot all that time, with good pruning.

Oshun ( Barden) first few blooms on my plant. So far it's healthy, vigorous, beautiful, and very fragrant.

Have to look up Peach Perfection.

Erasmus, that picture makes me want to fly across the country to see your Oshun in person!

Beth, your roses make me swoon! Elmhurst is my kind of rose.

Ryan, my prairie Sunrise came out of its pot last fall and is probably less than 2 ft. Do you love yours ?

oh wow what a beautiful collection of peach and apricot roses! These are tremendous!

What a great thread!

Brazos Belle. Is the above Rose.

Can't wait to see what Oshun does this spring. I planted a second plant of it in more sun, then my trees fell down/ were removed and my original Oshun is getting more sun. But it'll be great to have two plants of it.

I found a photo of ’Marianne’ from last May that I like better.

I wish I still had ’Oshun’, it was beautiful here .

Gosh that Marianne is beautiful! Someone in the PNW or west of the Rockies might be able to send you cuttings or a plant ( of OShun) , Paul. Doesn't RVR have it? Yes, that's where my friend got his two plants so my plant originally came from RVR.

@erasmus I don't think RVR has had it in stock in the past 3 years. I suspect they no longer have a mother plant.

Here's some more love for 'Prairie Sunrise'. Mine has only been in the ground for two seasons (it took two seasons before that to grow up to planting size from a band). So far, it's stayed short (less than 3 feet) but it's a steadily blooming plant and even had blooms on it at Christmas time this year. The blooms can be quite large and elaborate, especially in cooler weather.

Colette with Thalictrum