More roses from Plum Cottage

Today has been gray, and very windy, with some rain, not enough to water things well, just a teaser. DH has been working on some trim work in our screened room, using 'curbside shopped' pecky cypress boards he found a few weeks back. This bit that he did looks really rustic/tropical a nice touch to the area. He has more trim work to do also, on the north side.

While he was doing that I was moving potted plants into the area, and adding some decorative touches. I didn't do at all what I thought I was going to do today, but that's the way it goes sometimes. You plan to do one thing and something else comes to mind.

Here are some more blooms I took the other day. I hope you all don't get tired of my roses. They are what's blooming around here and probably what I have the most of. :-)

My shed with Louis Philippe, who needs a trim.

La Marne in the foreground, Old Blush in the back.

La Marne and friend.

This is Homere, a real old fashioned beauty.

Look at all those petals. It is so heavy that it droops over.

This is more of Old Blush.

I forget what this flowering plant is called,

I think an every day garden name for it is basket flower.

That's it for now.
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Zone 10 ~ s.e. FL