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Peach Rose

Peach Rose
One of my favorite rose bushes is blooming delicate peach-colored roses. It has a blend of pink and yellow tones, which gives it the peach color. It is highlighted next to my wooden fence. Who doesn't love to walk by and smell the roses? 



 

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