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This is a miniature rose, about 1in. across, that my wife bought as a
pot plant a couple of months ago. It was blooming pure yellow when she bought it. It was inside for a while, but then it wasn't getting enough light, so I have had it outdoors in its pot in full sun for the last few weeks. The flowers seem to be turning bi-colored in the full sun. In fact, another bud that is drooping down is showing red on the top where the sun hits it and yellow underneath where the petals are more shaded. I didn't realize that the colors could be sun-sensitive like that. I'll probably stick this fellow in the ground, and I hope he keeps up the dual personality 'cause I kinda like it. JD Canon 10D EXIF Data Included e-mail: blissful-wind(at)usa.net Additional images at; http://www.flickr.com/photos/john-pa/ |
July 13 - Bicolor Rose_5592.jpg
On Fri, 13 Jul 2007 08:01:32 -0400, John - Pa. wrote:
This is a miniature rose, about 1in. across, that my wife bought as a pot plant a couple of months ago. It was blooming pure yellow when she bought it. It was inside for a while, but then it wasn't getting enough light, so I have had it outdoors in its pot in full sun for the last few weeks. The flowers seem to be turning bi-colored in the full sun. In fact, another bud that is drooping down is showing red on the top where the sun hits it and yellow underneath where the petals are more shaded. I didn't realize that the colors could be sun-sensitive like that. I'll probably stick this fellow in the ground, and I hope he keeps up the dual personality 'cause I kinda like it. JD Canon 10D EXIF Data Included e-mail: blissful-wind(at)usa.net Additional images at; http://www.flickr.com/photos/john-pa/ Nice. Thanks. |
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Two very nice flowers, great shots, love the lighting. Don't know about
the colour changes? I have some that fade to a more pastel shade? Cheers Wendy "John - Pa." wrote in message ... This is a miniature rose, about 1in. across, that my wife bought as a pot plant a couple of months ago. It was blooming pure yellow when she bought it. It was inside for a while, but then it wasn't getting enough light, so I have had it outdoors in its pot in full sun for the last few weeks. The flowers seem to be turning bi-colored in the full sun. In fact, another bud that is drooping down is showing red on the top where the sun hits it and yellow underneath where the petals are more shaded. I didn't realize that the colors could be sun-sensitive like that. I'll probably stick this fellow in the ground, and I hope he keeps up the dual personality 'cause I kinda like it. JD Canon 10D EXIF Data Included e-mail: blissful-wind(at)usa.net Additional images at; http://www.flickr.com/photos/john-pa/ |
July 13 - Bicolor Rose_5592.jpg
On 13 Jul 2007, wrote:
This is a miniature rose, about 1in. across, that my wife bought as a pot plant a couple of months ago. It was blooming pure yellow when she bought it. It was inside for a while, but then it wasn't getting enough light, so I have had it outdoors in its pot in full sun for the last few weeks. The flowers seem to be turning bi-colored in the full sun. In fact, another bud that is drooping down is showing red on the top where the sun hits it and yellow underneath where the petals are more shaded. I didn't realize that the colors could be sun-sensitive like that. I'll probably stick this fellow in the ground, and I hope he keeps up the dual personality 'cause I kinda like it. JD Canon 10D EXIF Data Included e-mail: blissful-wind(at)usa.net Additional images at; http://www.flickr.com/photos/john-pa/ begin 644 Bicolor Rose_5592.jpg Attachment decoded: Bicolor Rose_5592.jpg ` end I agree, it's a pretty rose. -- N So much to do, so little inclination. |
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