The rains bring beauty, however, such as my Explorer Rose, which is now in full bloom, while the currant bush by the birdbath is bearing fruit, and I haven't had to do any watering at all so far.
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23 comments:
Beautiful rose!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
A lovely look at your world, Kay! Beautiful captures! Hope your week is off to a great start! Give Lindy and pat for Sam and I!!
Sylvia
Lovely images...Thanks for sharing ~
the folds of the flower are amazing
so full and beautiful
Oh Kay, your pink rose is breathtaking! I can just imagine its pretty scent. :)
Oh Wow! That is just so awesome, Kay! I love that beautiful shade of pink. I'm wondering if the scent is as beautiful as the flower.
Beautiful pics Kay! all too peaceful and serene!
Hank
Such a flutter of pink, such a flirt of petaled skirt. http://looseleafnotes.com
Beautiful rose, does it smell too?
Awww, what a lovely pick rose!
Lots of rain here too.
Such beautiful shots!
Such a lovely rose! Terrific capture.
I guess we have to look on the bright (or maybe wet) side. At least my unattended garden didn't dry out during the week we were away. That a nice pink rose. - Margy
Same here, Kay, and guess what, it's raining again. Raining and humid. I was going out to garden today, nothing doing. Poor Benno is panting in fear, there must be a thunderstorm in the air.
He also has hayfever now, How is Lindy?
What a beautiful bloom, Kay. And your currant bush looks very healthy! Hope you're surviving the muggy weather. Hugs Jo
It's lovely when Nature does all the work:-) . . . well, all the watering, anyway)
Kay,
Beautiful rose!Have a great day!
Shantana
two fabulous photos .. back from my get-away and struggling to catch up .. hey!!!
So very pretty!! Makes me smile.
75 spams a day, You won't want to be around me when I go beep beep beep, why di people do that. I don't mind the verification, what is a little beep, when I like you. I am traveling, and I need your advice, Howto adapt from the middle of winter to a hot tropical island. I am here at 3 .15 am reading your blog. and this is the third morning.
@ Ann — I wish I could offer you some useful advice but I can't imagine adapting from the middle of winter to a hot tropical island. I used to travel from Canada in winter to northwestern Mexico to visit my parents when they lived there, but I always stopped in southern California first, to rent a car, so I adapted gradually, and the northern Baja Peninsula in January or February was really neither hot nor tropical.
I'm afraid I don't do well in tropical climates. I melt. I really do...great puddles of perspiration all over me and my clothes.
Wishing you well in the tropics, however.
K
That rose is beautiful!!! We're in a severe drought with no relief in sight.
Maybe it's worth all that rain for such a beauty!?
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