I just bought the most beautiful new rose bushes. They are called Ketcup and Mustard! The bottom side of the pedal is bright yellow and the top side of the rose pedal is red. Just stunning!
What an interesting name! I think I may have seen some in my driving around today, but now I forget exactly where I saw them. I remember thinking to myself how pretty they were as I drove by. Should have stopped to take a picture of them.
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Wow, they are so unusual! Love them.
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Beautiful! I would love to have some of these in my garden.
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They're beautiful! I have a climbing rose I planted last year that's similar. It's called Joseph's Coat. Mimi
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