If the storms tonight and tomorrow are anything like last year's spring storms I can expect all of my roses to lose their blossoms and look pitiful the rest of the summer. It's typical timing because all three plants are full of blooms that look magnificent.
These are double knock-out roses and they're great in this area because they're hardy and relatively pest-free, two major requirements for my flower beds. These particular roses are a stunning deep pink, but the color never comes across in pictures the same as it looks in real life. So you'll just have to trust me that saying they're beautiful is an understatement.
I ran home from work a little early this afternoon to take a shower and throw a bag together in case we needed to seek shelter from potential tornadoes. Before I threw my camera in my bag I took some pictures of my roses - just in case.
There are other plants that are looking nice now, too, but this week none hold a candle to the blooming roses. Hopefully they'll still be around to enjoy next week.
4 comments:
They are downright gorgeous. Pictures seldom, if ever, capture the beauty that nature bestows on us. Early on we had pretty roses but the last few years ours were unsuccessful so we quit trying on roses and put in cactus. Bet we were in a drier area.
They're gorgeous! Jealous of your green thumb. Praying for you guys through the storms!
Gorgeous!
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