Once In A Blue Moon by wonderworld
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Description
The real name of this rose is "Blue Girl"- My name for it is " Glad I Bought And Grew It"- The downside is it puts out very few blooms- This is the third flower in two years.

Comments (10)
wowwww, very nice and beautiful flower, I like very much this composition and this lighting!!! Excellent my friend!! Good day ;)
Fabulous!!!!!!!!!!Bravissimo!V:DDD.Hugsxx
Wow, worth the wait!! Beautiful flower and wonderfully photographed!!
Lovely and artistic feel to this one!! Wonderful! 8;o)
Despite being a hybrid and tempermental at that, you ought to get at least 4 good blooms a year. Make sure you fertilize it at the end of summer before the leaves start to change in winter. completely take it back to 1/3rd its size after the first freeze or around Jan. 1st. Feed it again in march or feb, and again in june. Add a tablespoon of epson salt to your watering water in March for need minerals and be sure as soon as any bloom it gets drops one petal with age you cut it off - go down the stem to the 3rd set of leaves and make an angular cut to remove it. You should see it perk up with just a little attention an put out more blooms.
This is very beautiful, just as all your flowers are. I read your title and it is the same title as mine, with the moon on the water. Love this color blue, and if it only blooms so rarely, this would be a treasure. Good job. Huggs...Silkylady...
Beautiful flower...
So so beautiful.... Never saw a rose this color before I would love to have this one in my garden Can you find it online or a book to order from perhaps? Let me know A fav Hugs Susan~
Welcome back Susan!! Hope you are doing better! The rose is called "Blue Girl"- I'm pretty sure Gurney's sells them. I really appreciate all the nice comments!
I've never seen a actual blue rose before. I truely love this photo. Nice lighting... selective focus.