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Easter Eve Pictures

15 years ago

Narrow Water

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Madam Alfred Carriere

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This is either Mary Washington or Champney's Pink Cluster

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Therese Bugnet

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Corky

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I hear thunder a storm is approaching, so I have to go ...

Be back later.

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patricianat
15 years ago
Beautiful. Corky gorgeous.
ingrid_vc so. CA zone 9
15 years ago
Thanks for the lovely pictures. You saved the best for last, your beautiful kitty.

Ingrid
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melissa_thefarm
15 years ago
Melva,

Ha! so you have roses already? Thanks posting your pics. We're having a wonderful spring here, and today the sky is gray and the air is moist and sweet: the image of spring. I love April. We don't have any roses in flower yet except for a few blooms on 'Old Blush': surprising because the roses normally get going around the end of this month, so this is early. We have the first bearded irises in bloom, the last narcissus, and the glory of the tulips; the sweet-scented viburnums are flowering now, and the lilacs are starting. I love these flowers, and yet the peculiar beauty of April is the tender, delicate growth of the new foliage, the flood of green that washes over the country: immortal nature reborn.

Have a happy Easter!

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onewheeler
15 years ago
As always Melva you show me some new roses, love them all. Corky looks as if he is getting used to the garden and being very comfortable.

Happy Easter.

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artemis_pa
15 years ago
Nice...they are all lovely. Corky is adorable in his secret garden. Melva I just went out and pruned for the 2nd time...more black canes and probable canker. Worse ever.
melva
Original Author
15 years ago
We had lots of rain, most of the night...too wet out there to do much. I can see some new roses blooming...there will be more pictures tomorrow.
artemis...Do you have any idea why you are getting so much canker?
I think Corky thought he was hidden and I couldn't see him. That is one of the places he likes to be, where he can watch people that go by (we are on a corner) and the people don't see him...(unless they are looking for him)
User
15 years ago
Happy Easter to you and Corky! It's great to have roses on Easter, isn't it? As soon as I learn how to post the pictures on the same page as the text, I would like to post some pictures also - I have some blooming very well.

Avalon

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