It is wonderful to take a stroll in any of the streets of my old town, especially during sunny afternoons like today.

The many homes are classical Italianates and picturesque Queeen Anne. I've written about this town several months ago here during one of the #marketfridays of @dswigle.

Many of these early landmark homes have been exuberantly restored and painted by their owners.

Sometimes, when I want to learn the history of this town's pioneer families, I go through some of these streets.

This one for instance, has elements of both late Georgian and Federal (or Adams) style evident in the exterior symmetry, hipped roof and cornice with decorative molding.

But today I want to focus on the tree roses. There are five plants in front of this house. The owner has alternated red and yellow tree roses.

They are well-care of by the gardener or homeowner. The leaves are thick and the flowers are leathery, thick and huge!

Look at this tree rose. I count a total of twenty blooms! I did not realize until now that tree roses can have numerous blooms!

What about this one. It has tremendous flowers! This has 27--- twenty seven red roses! All in one tree rose!

This tree rose is just starting to flower. A lot of flowers, this one will have! Roses are popular flowering plants in this neighborhood.

I will show you just how popular they are in succeeding articles. So, stay tuned!

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It is so cool! You should try it!

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