As Autumn has my garden in her grasp
I'm making the most of the last blooms.
My lovely roses are bravely offering up
the odd flower here and there.
In a couple of weeks I will prune them
and say Merci and Au Revoir until next Spring!
I'm making the most of the last blooms.
My lovely roses are bravely offering up
the odd flower here and there.
In a couple of weeks I will prune them
and say Merci and Au Revoir until next Spring!
Rose brought me this lovely yellow bloom
on our last embroidery day.
I can't remember the name
but I want to order it to plant in Spring.
If you would like to know the name too
let me know in your comment
and I will be in touch.
I'm joining Gemma for
Monday Mellow Mondays
and
Macro Monday
and
Isabelle at Le Chateau des Fleurs
to my dear friends on the other side of the world
I'm really enjoying seeing your Spring gardens
the beautiful lilacs just take my breath away
sadly, they don't grow where I live..
why is it always the unattainable
that we desire most?
on our last embroidery day.
I can't remember the name
but I want to order it to plant in Spring.
If you would like to know the name too
let me know in your comment
and I will be in touch.
I'm joining Gemma for
Monday Mellow Mondays
and
Macro Monday
and
Isabelle at Le Chateau des Fleurs
to my dear friends on the other side of the world
I'm really enjoying seeing your Spring gardens
the beautiful lilacs just take my breath away
sadly, they don't grow where I live..
why is it always the unattainable
that we desire most?
Take care and be kind to each other
Merci à bientôt
♥ Shane ♥
Lovely post - quite poetic.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and very dreamy!
ReplyDeleteHello,Shane.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely post! The light and shade on the yellow roses are captivating!
Have a happy day!
Ah, how I love a yellow Rose; even when the petals fall they glow with beauty. Wonderful pictures, Shane. xxx
ReplyDeleteA romantic, enchanting post. Lovely yellows and such a delightful arrangement.
ReplyDeleteWelcome to Monday Mellow Yellows.
Dear Shane,
ReplyDeleteOh what beautiful photoes of your Yellow rose, and book pages- you are a wonderful photographer !
Here spring is absent today, but the sun will soon return !
Hugs and enjoy your day .
xx from Dorthe
Dearest Shane,
ReplyDeletePoetic post... and we too cannot grow lilacs here because of the heat and often drought.
Hugs,
Mariette
Lovely words and photos.
ReplyDeleteRight now my roses are in full bloom and I am so enjoying them. I got some lovely hanging baskets for Mother's day and I will enjoy them too. Your post was very nice. Have a blessed day. Madeline
ReplyDeleteI love your photos and the yellow roses drying up. Have a lovely week.
ReplyDeleteWhy don't they grow there? Is the climate unsuited for them? It is good that we have friends around the globe who can share their current joys with us whether it be the coziness of a fire or the beauty of a rose.
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful. Fall always makes me feel melancholy but it's a beautiful season. Enjoy your day my friend! Hugs, Diane
ReplyDeleteThe last roses of summer are so beautiful. I love the light you have in your photos - it's really well done.
ReplyDeleteThe faded colour of your yellow rose look beautiful Shane!!
ReplyDeleteHappy week ahead!
Madelief x
Hi Shane, I love dried up roses and yellow ones are so pretty. Thanks so much for taking the time for stopping by my blog today too! I love fall it's such a pretty time of year to see leaves turn different colors.
ReplyDeleteJulie
Beautiful photographs and beautifully written. And over here we think you live in one of the most beautiful places on earth! My dream to visit some day!
ReplyDeleteDear Shane, this is a very romantic post. The way you played with the light on the book and roses made the photo dreamy. A beautiful way to say goodbye to Spring and hello to Autumn.
ReplyDeleteI love seeing how the climate manifests in other parts of the world. We're in spring now and your beautiful rose is making me smile.
ReplyDeleteDear Shane,
ReplyDeleteThe yellow rose is so pretty and love the photographs you have taken.
Yes, the weather is starting to get a little cooler - wandering around outside I noticed a hyacinth coming up in a pot - seems early.
Happy week
hugs
Carolyn
I call this simple, beautiful, elegance...the Rose has so much to it and at the end of it's cycle, still so worthy to be shared~
ReplyDeleteLooks like a Julia Child yellow rose to me.....Beautiful shot!
ReplyDeletehughugs
My lilacs did bloom beautifully and are now finished for the season. On to the roses beginning to bloom. I have a yellow rose called the Poet that blooms throughout the summer starting now and is usually the last to stop blooming. It is amazing. Love seeing your yellow, my favorite color.
ReplyDeleteDearest Shane- such a beautiful color-- I think yellow in any kind of bloom is stunning. I hope you are having a wonderful fall----- and yes-- I am beyond overjoyed that we are finally having Spring!
ReplyDeleteVicki
Dearest Shane!
ReplyDeleteYour beautiful yellow roses are bravely offering up the odd flower here and there all ways your spring gardens.
Have a lovely time!
Michiko
This is so beautiful...:)
ReplyDeleteIf it's any comfort to you, I was jealous of everyone in your part of the world when you had beautiful gardens and we had snow, snow, snow!
ReplyDeletexo
Claudia
Such a beautiful post Shane and the fading yellow rose looks so pretty in your pics,
ReplyDeleteHope you have a happy new week!
Susan x
Beautiful! I am attempting to dry some small roses right now. Your photos inspire me to work the roses in a composition.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking!
Isabelle
A lovely way to celebrate the beauty of the rose. The first rose of Summer is out in our late Spring garden and it's a yellow one with a gorgeous perfume.
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