TIPSY roses

What a wonderful word 'Tipsy' is, and of course if the hand was heavy pouring all that whiskey into the marmalade, well "hick"!
 
There is a very lovely deep pink Hybrid Tea rose, little known, named 'Tipsy'.  There is also an unusual rose that - if I am not mistaken - was introduced into England from China in 1989 by Hazel Le Rougetel (Author of interesting books about gardeners), and introduced by Peter Beales.  It is named 'Tipsy Imperial Concubine'.
 
With a Mediterranean climate we can garden for amusement too...un-treated lemons for the  marmalade and other lemon dishes...Tipsy LIMONCELLO, tipsy marmalade, and we can watch our tipsy blooms with a, of course, tipsy chuckle.
 
'Alla salute',
Helene Pizzi, from Rome  
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