Rose Of Sharon!
We have one Rose of Sharon in our garden. It was started from one of Chris's grandfather's trees. When it starts to bloom, we always say that Grandpa is smiling down on the garden.
I had to put a close up of the center on.
Two different rose bushes.
This is a small bud from one of my miniature rose bushes. I dug it up this year and put it in a clay pot. It didn't seem to like where it was before. I guess it likes its new home.
First bloom of the year. I wasn't sure if this rose bush was going to do anything this year. It surprised me with this pretty bloom!
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We have one Rose of Sharon in our garden. It was started from one of Chris's grandfather's trees. When it starts to bloom, we always say that Grandpa is smiling down on the garden.
I had to put a close up of the center on.
Two different rose bushes.
This is a small bud from one of my miniature rose bushes. I dug it up this year and put it in a clay pot. It didn't seem to like where it was before. I guess it likes its new home.
First bloom of the year. I wasn't sure if this rose bush was going to do anything this year. It surprised me with this pretty bloom!
Click HERE to see more of Bloomin' Tuesday.
11 comments:
Altheas are so easy to root in the early spring. I love thelong flowering season of them. Oh, if only I could grow roses like you.
Wow!!!!! You really out did yourself this time!
Beautiful pictures!
Talk about a perfect rose...!
I have always loved Rose of Sharon. Great close-ups.
The Rose of Sharon looks like Hibiscus in a way. Beautiful colors, both on the Rose of Sharon and also the red rose.
Aiyana
Your rose of sharon is beautiful!
I love the color of your Rose of Sharon! I'll have to get a sprout from it. Glad your rose finally bloomed. Mom
Just lovely!
I LOVE your Rose of Sharon! Totally beautiful.
Lovely!
beautiful photos. That Rose of Sharon is so vivid. Love it.
Bloomin from heaven! Love it:)
Your Rose of Sharon is a pretty one. We have one on the corner of our house that I purchased as a small plant at a yard sale. Now, it is quite the tall bush. Someone told us that a Rose of Sharon's roots really are troublesome and spread deep and wide and that we'd never get it up if we needed to move it. So far, so good. I don't plan on changing locations! Thanks for sharing yours.
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