The first of about 40+ motifs are on the jacket...Of course this is going to take a while...
My son (6'2") by one of the old -fashioned alba roses. If you look closely you can see that it's growing right up into the tree. And yes we are zone 4, dry climate and DO HAVE DEER!!!
The abandoned sections of the garden are just a forest of roses.. The smell is incredible. There is a collapsing arbor under the this one.
There was a path at one time through here but has long since been consumed by overgrowing roses. Lavender and culinary sage are what I planted around new roses....both great deer deterrents ...old patch of culinary sage outside the gate.
I have to remember that...lavender and sage...I also think that the earth knows to bless you and you...it. It's a beautiful place on earth...LOVE the motifs!!!!
ReplyDeleteLove the bunny in his new home. And I also love the roses. I wanted to use up all of my soaping supplies so I made a batch scented with wild rose fragrance oil. I usually just use essential oils but had got this as a special order for someone and then she didn't want it.
ReplyDeleteI made some rhubarb/ginger/orange/lemon marmalade today. Most yummy. And rhubarb buttermilk loaves yesterday. Also most yummy.
Gorgeous Gerry! If you ever decide to share rose plants again, I'd love one of the white and the pale pink one! Just beautiful! And I love the bunny on your vest! It's off to a beautiful start!
ReplyDeleteyour rabbit, bird and butterfly are all lovely, this is going to be amazing when complete. How good to have an abandoned part of the garden that has been left to go so wild it looks lovely
ReplyDeleteLove the motifs and I can smell the roses from here! Devine!
ReplyDeleteAdorable bunny. LOVE, love, love all the roses! The aromas must be wonderful.
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