I might have missed 'Brother Cadfael' in bloom! This is a beautiful David Austin rose from England. I know, I know, I was whining about not being able to grow roses the other day, but this is an exception! I also read some of the Ellis Peters books about Brother Cadfael. I might go to the library and get some of those out again! Repeat bloomers especially roses are a great plant in the herbal garden. We finally are having summer in the 'Burgh! See you later! Hope you are staying cool where you are!
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Saturday, August 15, 2009
If I'm Not Out in the Garden. . .
I might have missed 'Brother Cadfael' in bloom! This is a beautiful David Austin rose from England. I know, I know, I was whining about not being able to grow roses the other day, but this is an exception! I also read some of the Ellis Peters books about Brother Cadfael. I might go to the library and get some of those out again! Repeat bloomers especially roses are a great plant in the herbal garden. We finally are having summer in the 'Burgh! See you later! Hope you are staying cool where you are!
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Looks like you are doing an excellent job with the roses. All they truly need is sun, soil, water and some one to truly appreciate them. You have it all!
I have lost track of the number of days over 100 - over 47.... looking forward to winter and the color green in the landscape (someday).
Thanks so much for your kind words, Cindy! I need to pay a little more attention to all of them and I don't always do that. We have been having Seattle weather until just these last couple days. I don't know if I could handle over 100 degrees. I would be looking forward to winter and green in the landscape.
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