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Published: 2007-07-08 03:41:55 +0000 UTC; Views: 943; Favourites: 32; Downloads: 0
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This is the single rose that survived the rainstorm and the munching of the caterpillars.From my next door neighbor's garden
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Very beautiful as always!!! You have really wonderful taste!!! Everything in harmony the frame, the rose and background!!!! Perfect!!! Survived rose looks great in your gallery! David you are really very talented photographer!!!! 
Always have a great time!!!! 
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This beautiful rose is very lucky .. it still remained so beautiful despite of the rainstorm. I love it!
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Thank you for the comments and the 
I think there were 7 or 8 buds and blooms on the rose bush and between caterpillars eating the petals of the buds and the heavy rains and wind one night, this is the only one that survived.
Here is a shot of the caterpillars making a meal of one of the roses... [link]
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You're welcome! Thanks for sharing with me that shot
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so beautiful and delicate, I guess it made good food as well.
Great shot 
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This si the most beautiful yellow. Yellow roses are stunning. I don't have a yellow rose as yet but it's next on my list. Very well captured, it's stunning!
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Thank you for the comments and the fave.
This is my next door neighbor's climbing rose, it is making a comeback after having been pruned into virtually oblivion.
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It's my pleasure Mage.
Roses tend to do that. I always prune mine right back and they come back better and better every year, plus they love Miracle Grow!
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I prune mine back to about 18-24 inches every other year. This one which was over 8 feet and quite full, was hacked to the base and only the main stem left, stripped of all shoots and 5 feet tall. In addition to that the base was covered with 2 inches of soil and another 3 of mulch. It was like that for two years without a sign of life. Its a wonder the roots didn't rot away.
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Very pretty. This would be one of my two favourite colours in roses.
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Thank you!
and the other would be?
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You're welcome.
There's one that grows in the garden of my old home: It's red and yellow. It has the most beautiful smell.
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Thank you Violet!
Thanks for the
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