Macro Monday: Miniature Roses

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Monday 25 November, 2013 by Uncle Spike

My posting for Macro Monday.

Hope you all like it 🙂

These are ground-cover miniature white roses. Love them even though they are just 2.5cm (1″). They are quite hardy too, even survive our 45 degree summer heat (115 in old money) – but they rarely flower in summer. Now it’s cooler, they look superb.

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3 thoughts on “Macro Monday: Miniature Roses”

  1. sustainabilitea says:
    Monday 25 November, 2013 at 4:51 pm

    I miss not having the challenge today! 🙂

    janet

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  2. chrisstov says:
    Monday 25 November, 2013 at 4:04 pm

    A very nice shot taken from that angle.

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