Climbing Roses - Part Two

That is nature at work. It is just gobbling up the pollen I can just see it doing it’s thing. Oh wow! So as I am going through all these roses again I am just going through and taking anything that is dead and cutting off little by little I am getting my bouquet. This is so beautiful this one right here look at that. One is starting to open and I got two little budlets down here. I am gong to leave because of those budlets.

Look at that, it is beautiful. It has got that little, tiny budlet. This rose—the peace rose is growing really, really well in my soil and it is really filling up this fence. And not only is this fence beautiful, but because of all thorns in my roses it is also a security protection. So that anybody who will try to climb over is going to be in trouble. Can I just keep my nose in this rose forever?
Look at this, I don’t know if any of you have seen something like this before, but look at this beautiful rose oh my goodness.

Over here I also have tons of raspberries and I planted a bunch a couple of years ago and they are just thriving. Its edible, it looks great on the landscape. It brings and attracts those wonderful bees that we need in our lives here and here is another raspberry bush. I’m going to keep working and hanging out and enjoying myself up here in my orchard and with my climbing roses. Thank you so much for taking a look and please enjoy roses they are beautiful.


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