Intoxicating Roses
This month I was fortunate to make it to Petaluma for a vintage/heirloom rose workshop with the geniuses of Little Flower School at the amazing Garden Valley Ranch. These roses have a very short shelf life so we don’t see much of them at the LA Flower Mart. I have grown numb to the pallets of mass produced Ecuadorian roses, all uniform and smashed into the cardboard packaging, with rarely a scent of real roses. This workshop and garden tour allowed me to fall in love with roses all over again. I fell hard. I can order them directly from GVR if you want them for your event. And they are not camera shy.
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Beautiful pictures. I wished they had a scent-a-vision. Thanks for sharing.
Stunning.
I’m woozy from all the lush beauty here!!
God, these are gorgeous. It’s as though I can actually smell them~
The roses are to die for. Lori, I’m so glad you mentioned you were tired of the Equadorian roses. I have grown tired of them as well. I thought I was the only one.
Thank you, Denita. I checked out your website and your flowers are really gorgeous! Nice to meet you.
Oh my goodness! Those roses are gorgeous. Every photo looks like a Victorian painting!
Thank you, Ellen! Coming from a painter that means a lot!
Gorgeous, Lori!
Thanks Sandy K!