The theme for this Round Robin challenge is "Growing." We had a thunder shower pass through last week, and as soon as the rain stopped I dashed out to take some pictures of the roses in our back yard. They were weighed down with big, heavy water droplets. These roses have been growing in our back yard since we moved here, six years ago, with almost no care or attention. The bushes are not very pretty - quite woody and scraggly, yet every year they put out beautiful flowers. I really don't know how they survive our hot, dry summers with little to no TLC.
8 comments:
Hi Linda :)
Roses are such strong plants. Even the mini roses are easy to grow. The only real enemy they have is aphinds. They can be deadly.
This rose is stunning. Lovely capture with the water droplets on it. Nicely done.
-Carly
Brilliant capture that fits the RR theme so nicely. Two thumbs up.
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What a pretty rose, especially with the water droplets on it. My roses get by on benign neglect, too. :-) Great shot!
What a beautiful flower and photograph! Simply lovely.
gorgeous! love the water droplets on it! what a treat to have roses growing in your yard!
enjoy your Sunday :)
betty
Beautiful Photo, you certainly have luck growing roses! Mine are the same way..poor things..I wonder sometimes if I actually took care of them..what would happen..my luck they would croak:)
Lovely. I like the way you captured them after the rain. The droplets enhance an already beautiful flower.
What a beautiful picture. I love the way you captured the drops of water.
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