This popular variety was created by
French hybridzer, Madam Antoine Meillard (1945)
at the end of World War II.
The flower became symbol for the end of war.
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While I'd like to join Mimi and gang to stand for Dona Nobis Pacem
-- my laptop crashed when posting the pictures!
Shalom.
8 comments:
Sorry about the laptop crash!I simply didn't have the patience for the logo so quoted Mother Theresa :)I am sure we are of one heart whether posted on a blog or not.
pauline: thanks. Yep one heart one mind with diversity.
Sorry about your laptop problem Lea....it can be SO annoying. But...this picture is so gorgeous....OHHHH, one of my favorites so far. Thank you for posting such beautiful subjects.
joy: I lost in wonder at its beauty: the rose exudes fragrance and its gold or yellow color in the center with the pink lace around the petals glows in peace. Words cannot match that moment though.
I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE that particular Peace Rose and that is a very very BEAUTUIFUL picture of it, too!
And your words about Peace are quite wonderful, too!
(Sorry to read about 'the Crash'...OY!)
naomi: thank you for your gracious words.
I can almost smell its sweetness.
What a gorgeous peace day offering. Thank you. How awesome.
Bless you.
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