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This is Morden Sunrise. It’s a hardy little Canadian rose. Isn’t it lovely?
I’m still longing for Spring and I can’t wait for all of my spring flowers to bloom and then for my roses to begin their blooming season.
Do you grow flowers? What is your favorite?
Our local ground hog didn’t see it’s shadow yesterday so that means Spring will soon be here. I’m so hoping that, that’s true!
Either way I’m eager for Spring to arrive and to show you just how eager I am I decided to post this lovely photo of Muscari which is also known as Grape Hyacinth. Certainly in this photo it’s easy to see why it’s been given the common name Grape Hyacinth as each tiny flower really does look a bit like a grape.
I have a young Rose of Sharon tree/shrub in my backyard. Each autumn it produces a lot of seeds from the last of the flowers. What you see in this photo are the seed hulls at the ends of the branches covered in snow. From a distance it looked like the tree was covered in cotton balls.
Believe it or not this is a rose. It’s a rose from the Romantica series called Yves Piaget. Isn’t it lovely?
This rose has a beautiful light scent as well. That only makes it all the more enjoyable.
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