I have always been fascinated by flowers out of season
I found this surprise a couple of days ago
when I went to look wether my 'Princess de Monaco'
had survived the summer.
It had and it made me glad but behind it
A lovely rambler had decided to give me a present or two . . .
a little ground-cover rose that the sheep had demolished,
had brought forth this brilliant red,
somewhat snail damaged, beauty
After the early Saturday marked in Angaston,
the dog and I take our accustomed stroll around
the town and were greeted by this beautiful ,
rain-drenched pot of gold.
rain-drenched pot of gold.
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Hi Airja What a lovely surprise for you and a wonderful vibrant red Rose. I love raindrops on flowers. Have a great weekend. Margaret
ReplyDeleteLove the roses. And the pot of gold is a true gem. I have some astroemeria blooming valiantly, a cyclamen, some daisies and lots and lots of bulbs coming through. And some (the paper whites I think) have flower spikes. An exciting time. Oh, and a plant I hope you can identify for me tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteMy roses are just coming into bloom Arija. I love them too. Albertine has her first flower. She has permanent blackspot and the garden centre suggested i threw her out as it is almost impossible to eradicate it on Albertine - but she is my favourite, so I fight a losing battle to keep it at bay.
ReplyDeleteI also enjoy flowers out of season. These are beauties.
ReplyDeleteGanz fantastische Bilder liebe Freundin...
ReplyDeleteUmarmung und Grüsse aus der Schweiz
Hans-Peter
That's real surprising roses in wintertime. Here the summer started yesterday and our roses are almost all in bloom now.
ReplyDeletejust beautiful surprises for you!
ReplyDeleteEach one of these is a treasure. I love roses,in all colours.
ReplyDeleteExquisite flowers and colors and treasures they are indeed, Arija!! Have a beautiful weekend!!
ReplyDeleteColorful blooms are a special gift any day. Wildflowers are popping up all over at the North Rim.
ReplyDeleteHow lovely to have flowers in winter!
ReplyDeleteHi Arija, thank you for sharing these pretty flowers. The lighting on them is lovely!
ReplyDeleteWishing you a happy day,
Denise
Today’s Flowers
An English Girl Rambles
I do love that lovely blousey pink rose in the top pic Arija ... I must take a closer look around my garden and see what beauties are hiding there.
ReplyDeleteYou should see the roses at the city house, Arija. I cut a big bouquet of them, mostly yellow and peach for the kitchen table. That pink is glowing in the light.
ReplyDeleteYour winter flowers are just lovely!
ReplyDeleteSo exciting to find flowers unexpectedly!
ReplyDeleteThat is out of season - winter frosts here this weekend.
ReplyDeleteYour right, the window is in a winery.
Cheers - Stewart M - Melbourne
I love the surprise bloom and the others as well. We have all kinds of flowers blooming right now. My wee small gardens not so much, yet very rewarding. Will share soon~
ReplyDeleteBeautiful post.
ReplyDeleteTo cudownie patrzeć na piekne róże, które kwitną u Was zimą. Pozdrawiam.
ReplyDeleteIt's wonderful to look at the beautiful roses that bloom in winter you. Yours.
so beautiful Arija.. I do hope you will share something with I Heart Macro:-)
ReplyDeleteYou are surrounded with beautiful plants.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing.