Bullseye (sometimes spelled Bull’s Eye) is a shrub rose that is said to have a sweet spice fragrance, is nearly thornless and very resistant to black spot. Sounds like something I stand a chance of being able to grow.
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It sounds very garden friendly for those of us without green thumbs. Lovely shots.
Thanks and I agree 🙂
I like bullseye. I have not seen or heard of it before.
First time I’ve come across it too but then again this garden is huge!
Beautiful 🙂 I’m not keen on the name myself.
Thank you. I believe I read that the name refers to the pattern looking like the target. Roses come with so many interesting names.
Yes there are so many different kinds! So pretty 😀
Bullseye! Cool name. Did it have a spicy smell as described?
I don’t recall…will have to go back and see.
What a pretty flower. I haven’t seen this flower before.
I hadn’t either…now isn’t a good time to go back to see what’s there but maybe in a month. Roses are temperamental 🙂
I love this flower and your photos are so beautiful 🌹
Thank you 🙂 Two more days of roses and then who knows what!
Wow. Great info
Thank you for stopping by.
Welcome 😀
I like this one very much! Sounds like a keeper!
Yes it does!
Curse you black spot! It’s been quite a fight this season due, in large part, to all of the rain we’ve had. In the spring, should I need to replace any, I’ll be selecting only disease resistant plants. THis beauty you’ve here would make a nice addition.
Will have to keep that in mind should I plant some next year and btw – Is that you???????
Yes, that’s me all right … with Mad Man gone over a year now, it was time to update my Gravatar. 🙂
It is so nice to finally “meet” you 🙂
What a funny name for the rose. I can relate it from the pattern. Beautiful rose images, Teri!
Thanks, Indah 🙂