Autumn has come before I knew it.
The light has become softer and taking pictures is now easier.
I managed to spend a whole two hours photographing at the Heritage today, and here are some last roses of the season.
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| Most roses grow large by the end of the season. Long canes are waving in the wind waiting to be pruned or tied down. All photos from the Heritage |
The light has become softer and taking pictures is now easier.
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| Flamingo |
I managed to spend a whole two hours photographing at the Heritage today, and here are some last roses of the season.
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| Amatsu-Otome |
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| Rosa eglanteria |
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| September Morn |
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| Frances Ashton |
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| Mme Caroline Testout, climbing |
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| Kisme |
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| 'Emmie Gray' |
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| Poulsen's Pearl |
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| Lal |
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| Lilac Dawn |
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| Little Mermaid |
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| 'Martha Gonzales' |
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| NOID |
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| Rubens |
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| Trollhattan? |
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| Irish Elegance |
And finally, some colorful displays of rugosa and eglantine hips.
