Miniature roses first came into being in the early 1930s as an accidental result of rose hybridising. Since then, master miniaturists have created many jewel-like varieties featuring perfectly shaped tiny blooms on clean, healthy plants that generally stay under 60 cm height.
Miniature roses respond to all the care basics of regular-size roses - deep irrigation, sunshine. and regular fertilising - but they do need extra winter protection in colder climates. To ensure the plant doesn't die back to the roots, in Zone 5 and below, bury the rose plant in a mound of soil.
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1. | My Desktop Daily | 14. | Scene by Minerva | 27. | Zauberpalme | 40. | Trini Garden | |
2. | Nick, Melbourne | 15. | Minoru | 28. | Daniela | 41. | Backlit flowers that glow in the light | |
3. | NixPixMix | 16. | Angie in SoCal | 29. | a different kind of love | 42. | Dawn | |
4. | Gunilla | 17. | Christines Welt! | 30. | Moni | 43. | Al, California | |
5. | sibel | 18. | Jama -Singapore | 31. | Droplets | 44. | Macro Roses | |
6. | Ulla Laiho | 19. | Aktuella bilder | 32. | Yael from Home Garden Diggers | 45. | Polaroid Musings | |
7. | Maboe | 20. | Sara Chapman in Seattle USA | 33. | Rajesh | 46. | Earth Laughs in Flowers | |
8. | NatureFootstep Photo | 21. | Sara Chapman #2 | 34. | Mona's Picturesque | 47. | Jim, Sydney, Australia | |
9. | Simfonia florilor | 22. | Ranu | 35. | Xavi, Barcelona | 48. | beagleAnnie | |
10. | BirgittaB | 23. | Aletta - Nowathome | 36. | Ingmarie We/Refugium | 49. | WoollyMuses | |
11. | Ileana | 24. | Sara Chapman #3 | 37. | HoodPhoto OR-USA | 50. | ann nz | |
12. | Jesh StG | 25. | Sara Chapman #4 | 38. | Jutta K. | 51. | Salvia, Scarlet Sage | |
13. | Tom The Backroads Traveller | 26. | Synnöve | 39. | The Rosegarden in Malevik |
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Lovely! Happy Valentine's Day everyone and enjoy your weekend!
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ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Happy Valentine's Day!
ReplyDeleteHi! Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWhat a profusion of rose on those minautures - fabulous.
ReplyDeleteHappy Valentine's Day to you as well. Red roses are so hard to photograph. Do you use a Canon? I have a lot of trouble myself getting the fine gradations of color in the petals. I think it's the red color. But the profusion of blooms you shot is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteI love the miniature roses! Last year my husband got me a little white miniature rose for Valentine's day! I took the pot outside in the shade and I almost killed it. In the fall I decided to plant it in my roses bed and it loved it! I hope that it survives this hard winter! I suggested to my hubby that this Valentine's Day all I want is a another mini-rose but a red one! I even told him where to buy it from! Will see if my wish comes thru.
ReplyDeleteHappy Valentine's Day, I love this miniature roses, they are so beautiful!
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Beautiful..! happy valentines day :)
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