Despite the threat of violent storms today, my garden speaks of life.
Fourth of July climbing rose enraptures the bumble bee.
A House Finch delights in a tasty snack.
Angel Face, an award-winning floribunda, boast immense fragrance for such a little rose.
Capturing the past, present, and future of roses.
Sweet Drift are in full bloom!
Sweet Drift
Yet another rose has bloomed in my garden. Meet Oregold, a yellow hybrid tea.
Oregold {photo credit: C.R. Truelove}
{photo credit: Rick Oros on Pinterest}
After the 2016 Blizzard buried my rose bushes in 28 inches of pure white snow recently, my spirits lifted upon seeing glimpses of green Earth once more. It took nearly three weeks to even see that much!
Today, another snow storm, albeit far less intense, glazed my roses yet again. Despite the evidence of freshly snow-laden roses, I find myself counting down the days till Spring…just 40 days to go! It may be cold outside, nevertheless, my heart is warmed knowing Spring is right around the corner.
