2011 Moosey Roses Calendar

The Moosey Garden is full of roses, and most years I produce a calendar with my favourite rose photographs. No names, though - this is not a well-labelled garden, and you have to guess! All my calendars are free to download.

I adore roses, but I like to grow them willy-nilly, in the middle of other plants. Sometimes they'll be with perennials, or foliage plants like Phormiums and Hebes. Many of my trees (poor things) have roses climbing up them, and there are a number of archways which are similarly adorned.

Old Fashioned

I'm a fan of the old fashioned rose look, so I grow a lot of David Austin beauties (as well as some genuine old roses like Mutabilis). Pink roses, too - I love pink roses.

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2011 Moosey Roses Calendar - January to June (PDF 13 MB)

2011 Moosey Roses Calendar - July to September (PDF 7 MB)

My 2011 Moosey Roses Calendar is in a PDF format, and can be downloaded and printed for no charge. I've split the year into two parts so the download hopefully shouldn't take too long. Even so, the files are a bit big, but these roses are absolutely beautiful, and worth every megabyte...

The calendar has one image and one month's dates per page, great for pinning up on the kitchen noticeboard. I personally like the idea of printing off one month at a time. To complete the calendar (if you want to bind it properly) the front and back cover are in two separate files below. If you really love it and want to show your appreciation, then please make a small donation to your local animal

You'll see the file sizes by the PDF icons. It's best to right click and save your calendar somewhere sensible. You might even have time to make a cup of coffee and pull out a few weeds if your connection is slow!

2011 Moosey Roses Calendar - Back Cover (PDF 19 MB)

2011 Moosey Roses Calendar - Front Cover (PDF 1 MB)

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