The Great Moo Poo Tea Experiment - Success!

I never would have believed it.  On June 24th this rose was all but dead.  All sticks, no leaves, dead. And now look at it!  Beautiful!!

If you haven't heard of Moo Poo Tea now is the time to jump online and order.  This stuff is unbelievable.  Annie has been so kind and so attentive to how my roses were doing after I told her about the condition of them at the beginning of the summer.  Just look what her fertilizer has done to my rose only 8 weeks later!

You know  the best thing about it?  Not only does it work, but I don't have to break my back carrying 40 pound bags of manure!  It's just in a bucket of water!

Thank you Annie.  You saved my roses!

I Need Rose Help!

I know there are rose experts out there who can help me out, so I'm counting on you!  What is this bug?  Good bug or bad bug on my roses?  It jumps like a grasshopper.

Then I have these two roses that have just bloomed, but I have no idea of their names!  Aren't I a terrible gardener?  The markers are long gone, I thought I had written it down, but to no avail.  Any help?  Any guesses?  This first red rose has petals like paper.

This rose was marked as a 'blue' rose, but it really comes out more pale lavender.  Any guesses on this one?

I would so love your help in identifying these beauties!

First Rose Bloom of Mardi Gras

My first rose bloom of the season, 'Mardis Gras'.