This past weekend, my husband planted a rose garden for me. It was actually a birthday present from my MiL, but you can't really find nice roses to plant in October - so we waited until spring. I chose two Mister Lincolns, two Queen Elizabeths and one Peace rose. I would have liked an April in Paris - but they didn't have any at this particular garden shop.
This rose is actually from the golf course, but I hope to have plenty of my own to show you soon!
This rose is actually from the golf course, but I hope to have plenty of my own to show you soon!
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Tiens un oiseau qui chante tiens un enfant qui joue
Une fleur qui s'invente un printemps pour deux sous
Tiens un soleil qui brille d'où sort-il celui-là
Des gens qui me sourient ça existe tout ça
J'avais oublié que les roses sont roses Salvadore Adamo
Belle rose
An American beauty!
A rose is a rose is a rose and this one is gorgeous...I'm sure yours will be, too!
This is gorgeous. I thought it was a peony. Hey, you should plant a peony bush. I wanted to buy some at the grocery store yesterday and they were $6 per bloom!!! Yikes. Can't wait to see your roses. If you have a place for a climber, try Lady Banks. They bloom all summer long.
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How lovely - a rose garden for you. Peace is such a beautiful rose, well they all are. Your photograph today is just gorgeous. What a rose that is!Good luck with the garden and I'm looking forward to seeing the results.
Rosa Banksia is flowering in my garden at the moment. I love that too.
i love roses, i like darker ones - but these are beautiful when they're full like this one too!
Pretty pic, nicely done! Oh, by the way, we could always initiate a conersation by saying something like, "Just the other day, I saw some happy graffiti on a very festive bench..." ;)
I checked all the links and would have a hard time choosing, I think. Good luck with your rose garden and am waiting for the results!
What a sweet present! I can't wait to see your garden in full bloom.
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