after a freeze rose buds by Richardphotos

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I have heard that roses are actually a cold weather plant. well, I believe it. from my yard

Comments (22)

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ontar1

8:06AM | Mon, 30 November 2015

Beautiful capture!

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matstan2610

8:13AM | Mon, 30 November 2015

Wonderful close-up, beautiful photo.

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MagikUnicorn

8:24AM | Mon, 30 November 2015

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calico_jester

9:16AM | Mon, 30 November 2015

Chilling weather does seem to encourage bud development, perhaps awakening an urgency to flower before a killing frost.

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Jean_C

9:47AM | Mon, 30 November 2015

Very sweet rose buds, superb photo, Richard!

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claude19

9:59AM | Mon, 30 November 2015

very pretty...good eye !!!

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g1tip

10:14AM | Mon, 30 November 2015

Great close-up !!!

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Leije

10:20AM | Mon, 30 November 2015

I like these soft colors, wonderful shot, Richard !

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QuietRiot

10:20AM | Mon, 30 November 2015

The ice storm finally did in my petunias....poor little things. My roses had already set hips and gone dormant. Beautiful shot!

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VDH

10:46AM | Mon, 30 November 2015

Beautiful shot!! Wzll done!!

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Cyve

12:42PM | Mon, 30 November 2015

Marvelous closeup my friend !!!

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kenmo

1:33PM | Mon, 30 November 2015

Cool capture....

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CoyoteSeven

2:16PM | Mon, 30 November 2015

Your talent with the camera is amazing!

Marvelous image!

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anahata.c

5:47PM | Mon, 30 November 2015

I didn't know that about roses...but I'd believe it, since they seem awfully sturdy...this is a shot of a few buds and lots of leaves, and it's scraggly rough-hewn feel makes it primal. Very sweet shot, Richard, showing the rose not being opulent---as it most often is captured---but being a survivor; prickly and defiant. And I like your carpet of colors in the background. Like a bokeh'd abstract expressionist painting.

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