I'm a sucker for red. These roses blaze as summer gets closer. There's no such thing as too much when it comes to flowers. These have no perfume. We'll have to imagine a scent--a sweet scorch. These are Meidiland roses developed in France.
This dainty plant finds a foothold in a tightly mortised stone wall. It doesn't need much. Somehow it's found soil in the cracks and enough nutrients to bloom--bloom small.
Bold and dainty surprised me on my neighborhood walk. Fresh beauty is close at hand. Why not look?
Those flowers are gorgeous :) If I had a house, I'd want some in my yard.
ReplyDeleteWelcome, Michael. These photos are not enhanced. The roses light up, especially with their white hearts.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful post with marvellous photos on the day we celebrate WB Yeats' birthday. What else can you ask for?
ReplyDeleteGreetings from London.
Thank you for such joy. Please have a good Friday.
ReplyDeleteAll the best, Robert in Athens . . .
ReplyDeleteAh, the dainty.
ReplyDeleteHello, Bluedog:
ReplyDeleteDainty, indeed!