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Rose Sunday

June 19, 2014 Nancy McMillan

I wish I could have bottled the air and brought it home with me.  The beautifully maintained 110-year old Elizabeth Park in West Hartford, Connecticut hosted its Rose Sunday on June 15.  Here are some images from that day. Inhale.

Can you smell them?

Rainbow Sorbet

Cherry Parfait Grandiflora

Sweet Surrender

Arbor Path

Fragrant Hedge

 

Hedge Up Close

 

Julia Child Floribunda

Burgundy Iceberg

 

Lavender Rose

Pink Climbers

In Thoughts on Connection Tags Connecticut, Elizabeth Park, Father's Day, rose photos, roses, scent of roses, West Hartford
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