I've very little time for blogging today, but I wanted to post an update on how my garden's coming along. Here are some photos I took over the last several days. xx
It looks all fabulous, Jennifer! You obviously do not only have green thumbs, but your entire hands are green :-) The rose is getting lovelier every time we see it.
It all looks so healthy Jennifer. I suspect that the inland South Carolina climate is probably very conducive to plant growing at this time of year. Keep up the great work!
The garden is looking lovely m’dear, do you happen to have the name of the rose in the last picture as I can picture it upon our small sitting area (still to be cleared ahem), oh and is perfumed perchance lass?
Yes! It's a David Austin English rose called Eustacia Vye. It should be readily available in the UK. This is the first flush of flowers from a bare root planted at the end of March!
They're supposed to have a wonderful scent, but since this plant is so young and these are the first flowers, they haven't developed a scent yet. I've read that's common when a rose is young. I'm looking forward to smelling it!
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Everything's looking very lush and green. And oh, those beautiful roses!
Well, you are doing everything right because it looks fabulous! People are just starting to plant around here so you are way ahead of us! ;)
Gorgeous! You've got the touch.
It looks wonderful, and Eustacia Vye is really coming up trumps.
I can just about smell that Rose! And with that Garden, which looks like it's coming along nicely, you're going to have quite the bounty.
It looks all fabulous, Jennifer! You obviously do not only have green thumbs, but your entire hands are green :-)
The rose is getting lovelier every time we see it.
I was gonna say it was growing like weeds, but that would be an insult.
Your roses are just so pretty!
That garden is pretty as a picture. I know you''re proud. I would be.
Oh, my, you have a big garden. I have 8 buckets.
It looks as if you'll have a great harvest this summer. And those roses are absolutely beautiful.
Gosh, your garden looks fabulous! Very impressive!!! And so GREEN!
Oh, that reminds me so much of my old garden. This year I've found a space for TWO Tomato plants.
Looking delicious. And he roses!
It all looks so healthy Jennifer. I suspect that the inland South Carolina climate is probably very conducive to plant growing at this time of year. Keep up the great work!
What an awful adjective to apply to such beautiful roses!😒
Just gorgeous! When did you put together your first garden? You have learned a lot in a short period of time!
The garden is looking lovely m’dear, do you happen to have the name of the rose in the last picture as I can picture it upon our small sitting area (still to be cleared ahem), oh and is perfumed perchance lass?
Yes! It's a David Austin English rose called Eustacia Vye. It should be readily available in the UK. This is the first flush of flowers from a bare root planted at the end of March!
They're supposed to have a wonderful scent, but since this plant is so young and these are the first flowers, they haven't developed a scent yet. I've read that's common when a rose is young. I'm looking forward to smelling it!
Thank you for that m’dear, I shall have a search for one once back from holidays
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