
I'm at home with a tummy-ache. Here's what's blooming in my garden.

This is an English Rose, bred by
David Austin. I think this one is called "St. Swithun."

Bearded iris - this one is fragrant enough to perfume a room.

This showier specimen is a real knock-out.
UPDATE: Oh, funny that after writing about Jack getting a tummy ache, I get one. There's no connection, though.
7 comments:
With such loveliness around, I hope you will be feeling better soone
Don't worry, Aunt Snow. The Kenyan Usurper has released his birth certifimacate, so everything's gonna be all right.
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That should be "soon!"
Have you tried eating some grass....?
Get better soon!
Hope you feel better soon.
I just love the "pink rose"
so nice to see something as beautiful on a cold rainy day in Seattle.
Spring might get here around July.
I do hope you feel better soon. But that gorgeous dark pink iris is absolutely splendid!
Hope Jack is better now - nothing worse that a mopey dog!
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