Pictures from Phoenix and sometimes from the surrounding cities that make up the "Valley of the Sun"
Saturday, April 25, 2009
Roses
This is just a sample of the gorgeous blooms on the rose bushes at Steele Indian School Park that I featured yesterday. I don’t think I’ve seen so many stunning blooms all in one spot.
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I didn't see an aphid in the lot. That is amazing. LOL
I used to grow roses but the aphids were a constant problem. Not wanting to use chemicals, I sent off for a million (it seems like) lady bugs whose main diet is aphids. I opened the box in the rose garden and the millions of lady bugs disappeared -- I guess to some other rose garden. LOL
What a lovely collage, Sharon! The colors are so varied - I can almost smell them! Glad you were able to get these photos before the heat destroys them...
This is just a sample of the gorgeous blooms on the rose bushes at Steele Indian School Park that I featured yesterday. I don’t think I’ve seen so many stunning blooms all in one spot.
9 comments:
I didn't see an aphid in the lot. That is amazing. LOL
I used to grow roses but the aphids were a constant problem. Not wanting to use chemicals, I sent off for a million (it seems like) lady bugs whose main diet is aphids. I opened the box in the rose garden and the millions of lady bugs disappeared -- I guess to some other rose garden. LOL
"A rose is a rose is a rose." I wonder how many times you'll get this quote today. It's a beautiful collage and lifts my early-morning spirits!
Amazing how roses can be so different! Very nice collage, Sharon!
They are all beautiful! Very nice collage.
Wow! So many colors. Beautiful!
I don't know how this is possible, but I can actually smell them here in my apt in Chicago.
A rose is a rose and they're all beautiful!
Thanks for the birthday wishes. I bet the perfume along there is excellent. Cream roses are my favourite I think.
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What a lovely collage, Sharon! The colors are so varied - I can almost smell them! Glad you were able to get these photos before the heat destroys them...
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