If only it had a fragrance.
These insist on a daily watering.
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- Grand mother but still a girl at heart. Married to MTL(my true love)after a separation of 30 years. Had three careers: trained paediatric nurse, National photographic model and business woman. Now settled in SW and enjoying our five children and ten grandchildren and making the most of what time we have left. In January 2013 I lost MTL.
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12 comments:
Red bloomers like that could easily have been waved at the train :)
Kim: I'm worried about your obsession with red bloomers and it's having a subconscious effect on my titles!
I laughed tho'!
Kim : whilst you were here I was there - you with a smile me with a ...
No I'm fine. Really:)
Your garden... late bloomers or not, is very lovely.
I want to plant some "Iceburg" roses like I had in my other gardens, just have to find a protected place.
these are beautiful, Pat. Mine are a bit bedraggled---but then, so am I.
Amazing- I have one red rose blooming. This warm sunny spell has been kind to us. I like your garden- the seat looks like an inviting place to while away some time :)
Parsnip: we had iceberg but it seems to have disappeared. It's not a great area for roses and I do love them.
Debra: I'm relieved you can't see me at the moment - something the cat brought in would cover it.
Cinnamon: I used to spend hours sitting in the garden but rarely do now for more than 15 minutes at the most. Getting restless in my old age. And yet if I didn't have a garden I'd wilt.
Stunning as always, Pat.
And I don't believe that part about the cat dragging you in, unless you were covered in catnip.
Charlie: it's nice to have a few illusions and I won't shatter them.
((hug))
Lovely, lovely garden, how you inspire me :-)
Kim and GG: thanks:)
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