The last roses of the season are celebrated here as much as the first. We never get a profusion of blooms because we don't really deserve it! We don't pay much attention to gardening, and we only have a few bushes. But our roses are a testament to the hardiness, reliability, and resilience of the most beloved of flowers.
Our bushes are mostly inherited. They were in place when we arrived on the scene, and we never knew their names. So we just call them all beautiful. A few china roses round out the festivities for our unexpected, but very welcome, October guests. . . .
I hope your week is as lovely as roses!
Ciao! for now!
Jacqueline
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Well I am going to try and leave you a comment and see what happens. :)
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful unexpected guests you have!! That is the best kind I think!! The roses are beautiful!!
Blessings~
You picked beautiful china to go with your gorgeous fushia rose. Lovley cheerful photos for the beginning of fall. Thank-you.
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ReplyDeletesuch lovely things you `ve got here!
ReplyDeleteBoa tarde! Cada detalhe ficou um encanto, a cor dessa rosa é muito suave e linda. Abraço
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, beautiful rose blooms...both in the garden and on your china!!!
ReplyDeleteI switched to Google Chrome as my browser a month ago and I can't believe how much easier blogging has become for me. I can publish a post so much faster and publish comments so much easier. I was getting so frustrated with IE.
hugs from here...
Beautiful roses. Like the water can too. Thanks for sharing. Have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful roses ! These china roses are perfect ; in a way , nostalgic ....I love them !
ReplyDeleteHi Jacqueline,
ReplyDeleteI really adore this post! Those roses and plates + tea cups really make my day! :) And your outdoor view makes a lovely backdrop for a marvelous afternoon!!! Enjoy your weekend!
Cheers,
Jessie
Isn't it the most annoying thing when Blogger behaves badly. It makes me so cross!!!
ReplyDeleteYour rosy cups are amazing. I'd LOVE to join you with a cup of tea!!
Sarahx
The photos are beautiful and I love roses.
ReplyDeleteHave a nice weekend
Hugs Bente
How beautiful roses, and your photography spectacular. Enjoy your weekend!
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I love roses and I knew a lovely song but I can't translate it:-)
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Hi J,
ReplyDeleteYou said October and it shocked me, I am in denial, how can it be here so soon?
Beautiful is a perfect name, and are the background flowers a group of snapdragons? you get different flowers then me so I am always curious:-)
Oh course your rosy china is DIVINE!! Lovin that little vintage jacket on your sidebar too, the ruffles, sigh....
Hugs,
B
What an absolutely luscious shade of pink those roses are!
ReplyDeleteBrenda
a lovely setting and beautiful photos! enjoy your last roses.
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The roses and the china are gorgeous. I can't believe tomorrow is October already.
ReplyDeleteSuch gorgeous photos of a beautiful rose and china! I have noticed the comment 'problem' too. Wierd. Have a lovely weekend. Blessings, Pamela
ReplyDeleteHow delightful for Pink Saturday. When the Sandwich Generation issues of life get to be a bit much, I love to "Stop and smell the roses" - in my senior mom's gardening patch or online in lovely pictures like these. Thank you for a sweet and restful break.
ReplyDeleteoh, you lucky girl!! Those roses are just gorgeous! And, of course, everything else is too--the china roses and lace tablecloth and the whole scene. Just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteKay
what a wonderful color..such a deep pink. And it matches the beautiful plates!
ReplyDeleteAnn @ A Sentimental Life
To me there are no ugly roses. They are beautiful in any color. Your presentation on them is great, and I truly enjoyed seeing the many different roses.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful roses, in the watering can and on the china.
ReplyDeleteBlessings~
A lovely pink celebration for your beautiful Oct. rose! Love all the images!
ReplyDeleteI adore roses..I have relocated recently to the woodlands and have planted a few rose bushes in the sunny areas and next summer hope to inhale their delicious scent!
beautiful roses!!
ReplyDeleteThey are glorious!
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~Becca~
The dishes and end of the year roses are beautiful! Laura Cottage and Broome
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love your gorgeous roses and your china! The stems in the watering can is a sweet touch. :-) Sue
ReplyDeleteP.S. How's the NM fall weather? I miss it so....
Que maravilla!! Las rosas son preciosas.
ReplyDeleteMe encantan las composiciones.
Saludos.
Veronica
I love the rose on the handle of the tea cup. It's all so lovely!
ReplyDeleteOh I am sooooooooooo glad to be here,I lost track of you and just found you now!!!! Your are now on my "INSPIRATION" list!!!! Lovely post too,going to see what I missed! x0
ReplyDeleteSuch lovely guest you have...very pretty...I just love coming to visit you. You post such lovely things and your pictures are great..Have a great day. Janice.
ReplyDeleteSo very lovely... I mentioned your blog today at our Show Off Your Cottage Monday! ;) Come see!
ReplyDeleteCielo
What beautiful guests! If you ever tire of them, please send them my way. Love your vintage watering can. Love all of your pictures. Enjoy those beauties!
ReplyDeletelove it! found you via house in the roses and
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