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Wordless Wednesday: Red, White and Yellow Rose

Tricolor Rose Photo
"Loveliest of lovely things are they on earth that soonest pass away. The rose that lives its little hour is prized beyond the sculptured flower."
- William C. Bryant


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  1. Beautiful flower,thanks for hosting :)

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  2. Very nice flower and color. I like that it has several tones.

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  3. This looks like a rose carpet rose or perhaps a knock-out rose, is it?

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  4. I really love pictures of flowers. Thanks for sharing.

    Danielle @ Royalegacy

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  5. A lovely rose too. Summer is just the best time of year.

    Have a terrific WW. :)

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  6. Beautiful!! Love the colour tones! Happy WW :) Thanks for linking up!

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  7. Roses are my favourite flowers and this rose is oh so-o-o beautiful! Thanks for hosting.

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  8. Thanks for the comments!

    Blogger Broadcast - I'm not sure what type of rose it is; it guards a row of vines at the local winery. I tried Googling, but there are just so many varieties.

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  9. Aww, that is really a beautiful flower!
    Thank you for stopping by my blog!
    Hug´s,
    Verena

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  10. Beautiful blossom!

    http://joycelansky.blogspot.com/2012/06/wordless-wednesday-surgery.html

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  11. Gorgeous! so close I can almost smell it... almost. thanks for hosting :o)

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  12. I absolutely love this photo! Roses are my favorite flower, and the colors in this one are just amazing!

    Thank you for the visit! Happy WW!

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  13. Beautiful rose. I used to have those in my front yard! Now I live in NYC and miss them...

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  14. Very awesome colors! I never saw a rose like that. Great shot!

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  15. Truly beautiful variegated bloom, love the quote.

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  16. What a gorgeous flower! Love your photography as always...

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  17. Beautiful. Love the shape of the petals.

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  18. Hi Aquariann...what a gorgeous bloom..the perfect meditation to start my day..totally blissful!
    Victoria

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  19. Al the various colors really make that so pretty!

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  20. Thank you for hosting my friend I send big hugs your way! xo

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  21. what a gorgeous rose! i love this feature :)

    i'm popping over to let you know that i've nominated you for the 'Versatile Blogger' award - the details about it are over on my blog. You don't have to do anything (although if you fancy it you can join in :)), i just wanted to put your lovely blog on my list! x

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  22. Just beautiful. It looks antique and fragile.

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  23. Lovely! It looks like a hardy old fashioned rose. TFS

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  24. Wonderful colors on that rose! I love roses I have yellows, reds and whites growing in my flower bed!

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  25. I love the colors in this rose. My grandmother's favorite was pink at the edges with white in the center, very much like this one. I am sure she would have loved this one as well.

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  26. I love those roses that keep you guessing...

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  27. Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful! The colors are so whimsical...just makes you have to smile.

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  28. I never knew that there were multicolored roses. Show you that I don't know much at all about flowers lol. Thanks for linking up for WW!!

    Paula

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