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Quisqualis Indica Double and Platycodon(Balloon flower)

beautiful

Loaded with flowers and what a fragrance, a real healthy Qualis.

Every Bloom is Fantastic!

Jhumka is my favorite and your cosmos is looking great

Hamad

This summer and monsoon did not prove good for my roses. Numbers of roses died in short duration of one month. This set back started from the last month's torrential rains. A die back or fungus diease spread like an epidemic and effected the many plants and then plants started dying one after the other. To control the disease i started to spray fungacide but it did not proved effective, may be i was late in it.

Following are thes some of diasters images. Although this is the matter of embarrasment for me but i feel i shoulld share my failure too with my forum friends.

A perennial lost is more than a battle lost

Farhan Ahmed wrote:A perennial lost is more than a battle lost

you are right. We have limited choices, we can't get all as we wish.

i lost the battle but not the hope.

hmmmm....not a good news ...rafique bhai i was waiting a tremendous display of roses from your garden... but it is not your fault at all...it is our cruel weather which is not suitable for roses....mine are in second year and luckily survived 90 %.

Hamad Ahmed Kisana wrote:hmmmm....not a good news ...rafique bhai i was waiting a tremendous display of roses from your garden... but it is not your fault at all...it is our cruel weather which is not suitable for roses....mine are in second year and luckily survived 90 %.

Hammad Bhai you are very right about the weather but there is a definite and major contribution of negligence on my part too.
Lets see what will happen to remainings?
Looking farward and wishing good roses of yours and Umar Bhai.