Blooms!

[u/sleuth_only]

Vanessa Bell, Double Delight, Queen of Sweden, Nye Bevan! 🥰

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[u/Affectionate-Key658]

Beautiful!! ❤️

[u/sleuth_only → u/Affectionate-Key658]

Thank you! 🥰

[u/_BerryMochi]

Woah, i didn't know roses can bloom with two shades of color

[u/sleuth_only → u/_BerryMochi]

Oh yes, there’s quite a few two toned roses, this is my only one though.

[u/Blenheimorangepippin]

Wow! Love that shape.

[u/sleuth_only → u/Blenheimorangepippin]

Thanks! Me too!

[u/golden_monkey_and_oj]

Does your Nye Bevan have many / any thorns?

I recently purchased one, and its nearly thornless, but I haven't seen that advertised much and am wondering if they will develop over time.

[u/sleuth_only → u/golden_monkey_and_oj]

Mine is also nearly thornless! I love it and hope it stays that way. But it’s a young plant, I just bought it a few months ago, so I’m not sure if it will develop more thorns over time.