“I feel as if I had opened a book and found roses of yesterday sweet and fragrant, between its leaves.”
~Lucy Maude Montgomery ~ Anne of the Island
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| David Austin “Christopher Marlowe” English Rose |
The pitiful rose bush above, left, was one of my English roses we moved from Alabama back in mid-March. I was so worried that these were not going to survive. But, look at it now!
Filling out, covered in blooms, and making me smile as I look out my window while washing dishes each evening!
I am up to my elbows in strawberries today, but I wanted to share something besides cell-phone photos of my roses right now.
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| “Christopher Marlowe” |
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| “Strawberry Hill” English Rose |
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| “Strawberry Hill” |
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| Sweet Yellow Roses |
As soon as these strawberries are put away, I’ll share what’s going on in our kitchen & reveal the winner of the Lodge Cast iron give-away.
Fiddle Dee Dee by Jennifer Jones 
May I ask how you care for your roses? My little knock-out is coming along, but I think she needs a little TLC. What might that be?
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Your roses are all so beautiful, I love the color of the Christopher Marlowe.
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I LOVE this post! I am a huge Lucy Maud Montgomery fan. Her quote and your beautiful roses really made my day. 🙂
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Love all the flowers pretty!
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aren't these david austin roses glorious! such
beautiful colors!!
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