Here on the coast, the wind is blowing like crazy. Spicy showers are being
followed by bright spells of sun. I am working as hard as I can, to get my
thousands of flowerbulbs in the ground. Occasionally I run inside to hide from
the showers.
The last roses that are blooming can not hide. These are at the mercy of the
elements. I stop planting bulbs to take pictures of the roses. After all, there
is a season to everything.
In the front yard yellow roses are still flowering. They thrive best because
these get the most sunlight. However, these are exposed to the stormy wind too.
I have decided to cut these off as well and put them in a vase. Once in the
room immediately there is a smell of summer sweetness.
In another part of the garden some white roses still bloom. Rosa ' Yvonne
Rabier ' blooms generous all summer with small bunches of flowers. Also whit
white flowers, rosa 'Maria Mathilda . I 'm not a big fan of her. Why ? She
blooms only occasionally and with a small amount of flowers, at least in my
garden.
Rosa ' Bonica ' flourishes in pink. Nonetheless the strong wind, I have managed
to take a sharp picture of this rose. Furthermore blossoms rosa ' Tapis Volant
'. I have planted this single rose last year and it is doing fine. In the end I
also found a flower on the old-fashioned rose 'Blush Noisette . Very touching that delicate pink.
End of October. The rose season ends at the dawn of the storm.
Luckily, we still got the pictures!
Open garden days, click here
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The last roses of the season |
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Rosa ' The Pilgrim', R. 'Golden Border' and R. 'Windrush' |
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Rosa 'Yvonne Rabier' |
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Rosa 'Maria Mathilda' |
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Rosa 'Bonica' |
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Rosa 'Tapis Volant' |
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Rosa 'Blush Noisette' |
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