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Today I planted 3 climbing roses out in my 'secret garden'! The top one is Madame Alfred Carriere, an old fashioned climber with a strong fragrance, mmmm. The middle one is Veilchenblau, and it too is an old fashioned climber with a strong fragrance. The red rose above is Dublin Bay, a New Zealand bred rose, it looks stunning, and I have grown this rose in other gardens, but it has no fragrance. I am hoping they do well and that I get lots of lovely scented blooms this summer!
I also managed to plant a seedless white grape and a few more vege plants. What a fun day. Mind you, I now have a sore back and my hands are in need of some serious moisture therapy!
Hope you have all had as much fun as I have had today!
Carole
2 comments:
Those photographs of the flowers are really lovely.
Leslie
Something to look forward to in the coming summer months, beautiful! Did you spot the shell on the beach house pic?? you have perfect timing! Cheers, Margaret
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