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These little gems are in pots at our residence door. The buds are less than an inch long and break out into a full flower not more than the size of a 50c piece (old र 2 or ...no, you'll just have to sort it out yourselves). Taken with the 'Nik' on macro and 5x opt.zoom.
Do take a look at today's inspirational writing at MT-TOO!
What a gorgeous rose bud. I can't wait for spring so my roses will start to bloom again.
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ReplyDeleteMy memory (!) says that the colder the spring, the brighter the flowers of summer. Something to help us appreciate all seasons I suppose!
Hi there - thanks for the comment - a new post will be up in a few days!
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Cheers - Stewart M - Melbourne
I love this one. I dug up all my roses a year or two ago as they were way past there best, maybe now the ground has had time to rest this is the year to get some more.
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ReplyDeleteThanks, Stewart, I look forward to that.
Lady Vicki - if at all possible, one MUST grow roses. Buckets of buffalo dust should help... or your local equivalent! &>
Not sure there are many buffalo in Sufolk. Llamas maybe
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