Sweet peas - the smell is divine
A long awaited peony.
My birthday rose - New Dawn.
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Beautiful. I cam almost smell them! :¬)
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Lovely! We've had a white Peony out for a couple of weeks now.
What a beautiful garden !
I miss having Sweet Peas they are truly divine and so very envious that you have Peonies in your garden.
I just bought some Peonies and by the time I got home three of them had opened. I think it is just that hot here in Tucson air conditioned car or not.
cheers, parsnip
Map: I have a bowl in the hall and it permeates the whole house.
John.G: its take me nearly 25 years to grow them. They hate being moved I learned.
Parsnip: I wonder what colour yours are?
I'm envious of your roses Pat, you must have the magic touch as well as a keen eye and a green thumb.
Jimmy: I'm not that good - the rose is a replacement for one I lost. So thanks for the touch and eye and I'll pass on the thumb:)
Pat...
I had a choice of a deep rosy magenta or the one I picked was a white tinted with a soft pink.
So beautiful.
cheers, parsnip
Oh Pat, these are ALL so very Beautiful! What a joy it has to be to walk through all the beauty of the blooms happening in your garden these days....! I feel as if I've had a little walk-througgh, too....And I enjoyed it immensely!! Thabk You, My Dear......
lovely garden, sugar! xoxoxo
Parsnip: sounds like mine:)
Naomi: next time you must stop for a cuppa:)
Savannah: thank you.xoxox
Peonies are my all time favorites!
Mmm, I want to lie there on a blanket and listen to music, while the flowers' perfume drift over me.
Granny Annie: the fact that they are difficult to grow makes them more desirable to me.
GG: I can do that - once the grass has dried;)
The sweet peas and the peonies smell wonderfully. Mel did a bridal bouquet last weekend with both in it, and the smell was intoxicating!
Judy: sounds like a marriage made in Heaven.
I envy you your sweet peas. The local snails are just too fond of them...
Came back to take another look at the Great Beauty of the flowers that are blooming--The Peony is Stunning...!---And to tell you, I have a new post up, my dear.....
And your Birthday Rose is Exquisite!!!
Kevin: I'm afraid I have been known to use slug pellets.
Naomi; thank you and I'll be over after shower and shampoo;)
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