When I left Cornwall earlier this week my garden was just getting into its stride. June is its month. I hated to leave and I was sad that DH wouldn't see it in its glory so I took ten minutes and cut a bloom or two from each rose. Thought I share it with you. I just wish I could share the scent as well.
Are those David Austen old-fashioned roses I see?
ReplyDeleteLovely picture.
Only two of them are - the big red one is David Lathwaite (spelling?) and the white is Winchester cathedral. Well spotted :-)
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What a beautiful bunch of flowers.
ReplyDeleteI currently live in a city centre flat and I am desperate to move to the suburbs or country side, so i can have a little gardern and grow beautiful flowers and plants like your roses
Oh Jenny, it's tough when you long for a garden and it just can't happen. I did throw myself into serious window boxes when in the same position as you.
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Absolutely glorious. The wind is so salty and strong here that only the toughest plants survive.
ReplyDeletei've started applying for jobs in other areas so maybe i might get my garden soonx
ReplyDeleteThose flowers are beautiful and I can imagine that they smell heavenly too.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, Liz! Long may they last.
ReplyDeleteVery very pretty!
ReplyDeleteThanks Jan and Barrie
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Jenny - just saw your other comment. Fingers crossed you get the job you want in the place you want.
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those look wonderful Liz. I've got one out o fmy window here - a yellow and red one which looks great!
ReplyDeleteMagnificent, Liz. Did you plant the original rose bushes?
ReplyDeleteLiz, that is one gorgeous photo!
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