Saturday, March 10, 2012

Climbing ‘Maman Cochet’ ~ especially for Christina

Good morning Friends,

Since this rose blew Christina away,  this post is nothing but pictures of ‘Maman Cochet’ taken the past few days.  I counted 11 buds on her and she had three open blooms.  I love this rose. This particular plant is a cutting I successfully rooted from my first plant. I went out a few minutes ago and there are rose petals on the ground, one  bud on it’s way to opening.

Hope you all will enjoy, I just wish you could smell her wonderful scent.

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Have a great weekend ~ FlowerLady

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"I'd rather have roses on my table than diamonds on my neck."
Emma Goldman

19 comments:

Jane said...

That's a lovely rose! I love the one pictured in your header also. The quote at the bottom of the post is perfect too. How I long for spring!

Sunray Gardens said...

That is a beautiful Rose. Added bonus for so many buds this early.
Cher Sunray Gardens

Rebecca said...

Oh, I DID enjoy. And I almost think I can smell it all the way up here in Indiana!

Gardener on Sherlock Street said...

Just beautiful!

Mrs. Mac said...

This rose looks delicate in color and yet sturdy in nature. Just beautiful .. and if only I could grow roses without deer/moose munching them, I'd have them all over the place.

linda said...

Just georgeous ..

sweetbay said...

So lovely, like silk, and such delicate colors.

Masha said...

This is a very beautiful rose, very delicate and maybe fragrant too? I am not entirely sure that this is Maman Cochet though...

Anonymous said...

I love the quote - so very true!

Gayle said...

There is nothing sweeter than the smell of a rose. My mom used to grow beautiful roses, but here it is so much work (short summer; packing them in and out; store inside for the winter). On her death bed she told me to never grow roses-they are too much work. I'll probably heed her advice for now, but I imagine one day I'll grow a rose just for her.

One Woman's Journey - a journal being written from Woodhaven - her cottage in the woods. said...

Your roses are beautiful.
My mother had a way with roses.
Always brought me one or gave me one when I saw her.
Gone 12 years and I miss her and
the roses...

Susan Elliott said...

Oh!
MYYY!!

gld said...

What a wonderful tribute to the rose and to your photography!

She looks like a rose is supposed to look. And she has fragrance as all roses should. I hope the rose breeders are listening!

jerilanders said...

I was poking about in my garden yesterday and all my roses are sprouting little leaves. I thought about your beautiful roses and dream of the day when mine will be so stunning...maybe this year.

Skeeter said...

Beautiful Rose! My one Rose seems to have made it over winter. I added her late last year and was wondering if she would survive and with this mild winter, she did just fine. ONly a knockout but my first just the same so I am happy to see new growth...

Sissy said...

I can see why you love this one so much! She's lovely, FL!
Thanks for sharing her with us!

GRACE PETERSON said...

Wow those roses are outstanding. I want to grab them from my computer screen and stick my nose into them and breathe. :) Thank you for posting so many luscious photos. We northerners really need you!

organicgardendreams said...

Dear FlowerLady, thanks you sooo... much for these photos of ‘Maman Cochet’! That is so nice of you! I am absolutely in love with this rose. If my pot ghetto wouldn't be as big as it is I would get this rose immediately, but the way things are it only goes on my rose wish list for now. You really got some beautiful shots of this incredible beauty!
Christina

Autumn Belle said...

It's a lovely rose, Flower Lady! I can even see some pinkish hues in this overwise pure creamy white beauty. I can imagine how nice the fragrance is.