.....my rose bush is in full bloom. Isn't it grand??? I love nothing more than being able to cut fresh flowers for the table. I am not a green thumb by any stretch of the imagination but I seem to have had great success with this rose. Mum and Dad bought it for us as a house warming gift from a grower at Maleny, in the Sunshine Coast Hinterland. It refuses to die and is always in bloom, and what a good thing that is! I think it is called a duchesse de brabant rose, characterised by plump little blossoms and a very mild fragrance. For more 'At my house' goodness pop over to the lovely Lou's.
Some more bloomy goodness for your Tuesday:
- Miss Dish Designs - 'Ruby Noir' rose headband.
- The Gilded Bee - handmade paper rose.
- Michonne - DIY fabric flowers.
wow, that rose is to die for! thanks for sharing the beautiful photo!
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What a beautiful flower...and equally lovely photo! Such a wonderful pressie too. Got my lights today...thanks for the tip. See you on Friday :)
ReplyDeleteI wish, wish, wish my roses would bloom so beautifully. They struggled this year. I'm hoping a nice rest over winter will do the trick for a fab Spring. Do you know what kind of rose this is? It's so lovely.
ReplyDeleteI really love to have fresh flowers around as well. I would love to pick them from my own garden but at the moment I need to be happy with occasional purchases from the market instead. Your rose is a beautiful colour.
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining in this week. Lou.
We used to have loads of rose bushes at our old house but none where we live now. It's a shame as they're so pretty when in bloom!
ReplyDeleteWhat kinds of things to you put in your journal? My week's been OK so far thanks. I think I have tonsillitus but I'm soldering on haha! Hope you're well =)
That flower is just beautiful. Roses are my favourite flower.
ReplyDeleteFlowers like this just make me feel happy. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThis. This is why I hate renting. :(
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely stunning.
I really want to plant roses. This is so inspiring. I was proud that I planted some in my home in Canada and was always fascinated how they bloomed in the Spring after a long winter covered in snow!
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