The past week has been one of those weeks. My mother had a serious turn and is in hospital but is now recovering well.
Thus the lack of posts. I have to say I have been enjoying being around the house for a change this weekend and am enjoying how spectacular the roses are this season, thanks to the rain.
In between writing a few paragraphs for a magazine story in the early hours (before anyone else stirs) I have been popping out to pick some more blooms to enjoy.
My favourites are my climbing Pierre de Ronsard, which has mint green petals with hot pink tips, Julia's Rose which is the most delicate cafe latte colour, and Stainless Steel, a pale grey mauve rose the size of a side plate.
The orange blooms are "Ian Thorpe" named after the famous swimmer. I love them because they are orange, definitely not peach.
Those roses are divine! And I hope your mother recovers well.
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear your mum is doing well. What a worry for you.
ReplyDeleteYour roses are stunning. I planted Pierre de Ronsard this year and cannot wait for it to flower.
Thanks for your kind words.
ReplyDeletein love with the orange roses ... hope things improve for your mum - best le
ReplyDeleteYour roses are beautiful Catherine. I love the Pierre de Ronsard rose. I hope your mum is feeling much better.
ReplyDeleteAh, your roses are glorious! We have a pretty good crop at the Fibro this year as well. I love them, both in the garden and in the house.
ReplyDeleteOh Catherine, you have put my roses to shame. Sorry to hear about your mum. xx
ReplyDeleteYour roses are spectacular and I LOVE how you have arranged them. Best wishes for a speedy recovery to your Mum!
ReplyDeleteYour roses are stunning! glad to hear your mum is on the road to recovery :)
ReplyDeleteOh no, that's terrible about your Mum. Gorgeous roses, love the orange!
ReplyDeleteKeren :o)
Hi, Catherine
ReplyDeleteYour blog is wonderful. Your roses are soft and beautiful.
I hope your mother recovers well.
Beste regards.
Maria Célia
I am jealous. In Nashville everything is gone.
ReplyDeleteI have six Pierre de Ronsards, they are wonderful. Wishing your mother a quick recovery.
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