of scent outside is enough to make your senses swoon.
Wisteria, Dendrobium Orchids alternating with Roses
and Philadephus....
This little Cecile Brunner Rose, less than 2"across,
exudes a gentle yet strong perfume
another rose with a small but fragrant flower covers
the side of one of our horse stables
Philadelphus that barely survived lat year's severe
drought is reviving again
one of our great joys, Souvenir de la Malmaison,
a perfumed wonder of sheer delight.
What would roses be without their friendship with
Lavender? Pink and blue make a perfect team.
Flowers speak a universal language, click on the Logo
and decode the Tower of Babel.
Eternal thanks to Luiz Santilli Jr. both for starting this meme
and, with the help of his team, keeping it going for all of us.
Just what we need to think of in UK today, as it's autumnal grey here...
ReplyDeleteYou are truly God's gardener! What a gift you share with us and with me especially. I can't say I love you and thank you enough!
ReplyDeleteIt's delightful to relive spring again through your photos! Here in NC (US) fall is approaching. I especially like the very double pink rose and the lavender -- beautiful! Your photos are wonderful as always.
ReplyDeleteNo flower is more beautiful than the rose.Have a lovely day.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,Ruth
So beautuful, Arija! Thank you for your comment, I'm still smiling when I think of your humorous comment with the mirror! Have a nice week, dear!
ReplyDeleteArija - it is lovely as all our plants are beginning to die back for winter to see your roses and to hear of your spring.
ReplyDeleteSuch delightful blossoms to behold on a windy Autumn day.
ReplyDeleteSunny :)
Your gorgeous flowers always offer a warm, beautiful glow to the day! Thank you for sharing them with us, Arija!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy!
Sylvia
Arija, you make me wish that scent would travel through the internet! It all looks so heavenly! I am dreaming of those fragrances!
ReplyDeleteArija - You've done it again. I can almost smell the perfume. That Souvenir is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThese are exceptional roses! And what a wonderful sight at this time of year! I long for a sturdy white rose, but northern Indiana eats them and leaves crumbs....and the Japanese beetles.
ReplyDeleteYou are so lucky!
XXOO!!
Anne
I love lavenders Arija and your roses are just gorgeous. Happy week ahead.
ReplyDeleteDEar, the rose are special flowers...all flower start with the ROSE
ReplyDeletecongrats for the shots
This week, I am guestfriend at the FLOWERS FROM TODAY and I am here for to congratulate you for you to be part of our group. Your photos give more charm, color, class, life and light to the TF. Thank u very much, dearest.
http://graceolsson.com/blog/2009/10/flowers-to-ebie-lasola-at-flowers-from-today/
Beautiful flowers again Arija! And what a lovely award for you below too! Good on you! You deserve it too!
ReplyDeleteArija! Your roses speak to my heart. Soon my roses will rest for awhile but we will have yours to admire! Lovely post!
ReplyDeleteI'm gathering strength for Tues.xo
Arija, a glorious series of the most beautiful flowers. Thank you for visiting my blog and identifying the lavender bushes so well manicured. I see you have some here, including your pretty header photo. Have a great week.
ReplyDeleteThat is a gorgeous rose.
ReplyDeleteWho can resist the smell of a rose. Unfortunately, most of the hybrids around here have no smell. I always look for the wilds. These are all gorgeous Arija. I'm so glad to see flowers blooming in your part of the world.
ReplyDeleteThe roses and lavendar are gorgeous. What a wonderful display!
ReplyDeleteHello Arija. They are so lovely!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy the spring.
Very beautiful
ReplyDeleteDebbie
Arija, your garden is such a delight! Your photos show it all!
ReplyDeleteRoses, lavender, I could really feel the scent. Hmmm! delicious!
Beautiful flowers, I can almost smell that heavenly scent from the roses and lavender.
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting.
I love your pictures, and look forward to see more:)
ReplyDeleteWoW What a lot of beautiful roses.
ReplyDeleteHave a nice day
Gunilla in Sweden
What a delightful collection of Spring flowers! So very beautiful!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots and flowers.
ReplyDeleteLuiz Ramos
PS.
Many flowers are "perennial", I say they are produced the whole year in Holambra City in Brazil.
Holambra is:Hollande+Brazil= Holambra!!
See:
http://www.turismoholambra.com.br/cidade_das_flores.asp
Arija: I have to say this is so wonderful that your blooms start as ours fades, the beauty of our world.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous roses and lovely fragrant lavender!
ReplyDeleteI always lament the fact that so many roses are being bred without scent these days so I really enjoyed reading your post and imagining the fragrances.
ReplyDeleteHi!
ReplyDeleteLovely Roses!!!
Have a great week!/
AnnA
Lovely to see all your flowers coming through again after your drought.
ReplyDeleteSo very beautiful, all!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I'm looking at all the unopened buds - how wonderful to have so many.
ReplyDeletelove the soft pink rose and the lavender flowers. (",)
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