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Category Archives: Bloom Thyme
Bloom Thyme Friday: Bill Warriner
The Bill Warriner Floribunda is one of my very favorite roses. I refer to it as my blooming machine. It is rarely without bloom. Bill Warriner was bred by Keith Zary of Jackson and Perkins in 1996 and named for … Continue reading
Bloom Thyme: 2012 Top Ten
For us in the midwest this was the year of the drought. For 9 weeks we had no rain. Most of the pictures of the entries for the 2012 Top Ten are before the drought began. However, there are a … Continue reading
Posted in Bloom Thyme, Uncategorized
Tagged Annabell Hydrangeas, Clematis, Drought, HYDRANGEAS, Larkspur, New Dawn, potting shed, ROSES
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Bloom Thyme: What’s Bloomin’ This Week
The evenings are very cool, leaves are falling way too fast, but many of my roses are doing great things! There is a lot said about the last rose of summer and much of it is sad. I tend to … Continue reading
Posted in Bloom Thyme, Roses, Uncategorized
Tagged BILL WARRINER, Carefree Wonder, Julia Child, ROSES
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Bloom Thyme Friday: A Glorious Morning Walk
This morning I had a most glorious walk through my garden! The drought is over and many of my roses and their companions in the garden think it is spring! I am looking over green grass, glossy rose leaves, reblooming … Continue reading
Posted in Bloom Thyme, Roses, Uncategorized
Tagged Drift Roses, gardens, Knockout Roes, Morning Glories, potting shed, ROSES, Sunny Knockout
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Bloom Thyme: The Good. The Bad. The Ugly. Part 2.
Today we start 9 weeks of drought… as you know my garden is very large and I have had to limit watering to my roses and tomatoes and alternating trees and shrubs that are closest to our living area. As … Continue reading
Posted in Bloom Thyme, Roses, Tomatoes, Uncategorized
Tagged Biltmore Rose Trials, Drought, Flamenco, Gold Medal, Phlox, TOMATOES, Tropicana, zinnias
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Bloom Thyme: Let There Be Peace
The Peace Rose is one of the most famous and beloved roses of all time. I had this rose once upon a time, in fact … it is one of the first roses my son gave to me– which made … Continue reading
Bloom Thyme: It’s A Wonder
I don’t know about your grocery store, but many of our grocery stores have potted plants for sale. One that does it best is Kroger. They seem to pick all of my favorites and place them right by the door … Continue reading
Bloom Thyme: The Difference a Year Makes
Yes, a year can make a lot of difference! I started a new rose bed on a very hot July day last summer when I visited a local garden center and was introduced to THE GRANDE DAME … To read … Continue reading
Bloom Thyme Friday: An Impulse Purchase
Early this spring I made an impulse purchase. This purchase is mainly based on the fact that locally it is very difficult to find roses other than landscape roses. While I love landscape roses, I also love hybrids. So, when … Continue reading
Posted in Bloom Thyme, Roses, Uncategorized
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Bloom Thyme Friday: New Dawn
One of my favorite roses is NEW DAWN. Healthy. Beautiful. Low maintenance. Sweetly fragrant. About… New Dawn is a large-flowering climber that was introduced in the 1930s … a “modern” rose with old rose charm. In 1997 New Dawn was … Continue reading
Bloom Thyme: Foggy Morning
This morning was so beautiful in the garden. I love fog, it makes even the rainy days special.
Bloom Thyme: Letting the Sunshine In
It is Bloom Thyme in my garden today… Harison’s Yellow is letting the sunshine in.
Bloom Thyme Friday: Frosty News
Here’s the frosty news report… Last night I got home in time to assess the damage. Yes, there is some. When you have a garden as large as mine, it is difficult to cover. As much as I have enjoyed … Continue reading
Bloom Thyme Friday: Food for Thought
To keep your roses and other plants happily blooming for an entire season they need lots of sunshine, a consistent amount of water and regular doses of nutritional food! This year it’s all organic fertilizers for me. I know there … Continue reading
Bloom Thyme Friday: This One is for the Birds
When words gets out that Mr. G (my resident BirdNerd) has been to Wild Birds Unlimited for the “good stuff”, birds from several counties find their way to us! This week we’ve had cardinals, crows, grackles, downy woodpeckers, one huge … Continue reading



























