Roselee, I am soooooo glad I asked for garden view shots. Wow, Jim is right .........it is magic. Thank you so much for taking these shots, it is beautiful.

Thank you Carrie. It may not rain in the spring again in my lifetime!

More pictures! More pictures! You can never post enough for me. I love looking at your pictures. More please!

Darlene

Darlene, I'm laughing! Thank you :-)

I'm with Darlene, never enough of your garden.

Roselee, I can never be tired of seeing u'r garden pics and one day I may end up coming to see it myself. Just beautiful! You have enabled me so much by sharing. Thank you very much.

Roselee I never get tired of looking at pictures of your garden. I always search every nook and cranny of every picture where inspiration abounds. Keep them coming, a daily dose would be nice.

If I may borrow a term from my grand daughter, that Mrs.R.M.Finch is 'awesome'!

Jim

Okay, here's today's dose :-) Backlit Valentine ...

Oh, that's pretty! I bought a Valentine this spring. Planted it in what I thought would be light shade, behind Climbing Pinkie, then the French hollyhocks got over 4 feet tall and put it in pretty deep shade, but it's already blooming anyway.
Jim

Lovely - love the roses. Your place looks filled up! Congratulations.

Indu, I'd love to have you visit my garden.

Chickadee, thanks for looking and commenting. Yes, the yard is pretty much packed with plants, but it seems there is always room for one more.

Jim, glad to hear you got a Valentine rose. It's a blooming fool, as the saying goes. Mike Shoup, owner of ARE, tells the story of a Valentine rose which was accidentally mowed down and started blooming again when it was two inches high! It's a very forgiving rose. I had it in too much shade for years where it hung on and bloomed, but not as much as it blooms now with more sun.