THIS YEAR I AM GIVING MYSELF A CHALLENGE! ONE PHOTO EVERYDAY TAKEN FROM MY HOME. IF YOU WANT TO JOIN JUST TAKE A PHOTO IN OR AROUND YOUR HOME AND WRITE YOUR OWN BLOG AND POST THE LINK IN THE COMMENTS SECTION BELOW IT.
I do love my roses. I have four varieties that grow on the property. These wild roses Are the most prolific. I have literally thousands of blooms going into flower right now.This is just one of the bushes I have. As you can see pieces of it are almost to the second floor. I will cut it down after it flowers this year. No worries it always comes back.
I miss the wild roses that bloomed by the last house I rented in Salt Lake. I could never get them to grow at the next house (which I had purchased), nor can I get them to grow up here. The conditions have to be ‘just right’ or they don’t flourish. I loved the scent, especially throughout the summer. It was intoxicating!
It is one of my favorite smells in late Spring early summer. I am glad that our soil and climate like roses (although the last few summers have been too wet for the French roses I have on the property).
Lillie-Put 
Lovely photo…will Join your photo Challenge.
Here is a link to my Photo Challenge Post https://wordpress.com/block-editor/post/100countrytrek.com/3175.
I am very glad.
Lovely blooms!
Thanks!
Here is a link to my Photo Challenge Post https://wordpress.com/block-editor/post/100countrytrek.com/3175.
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I miss the wild roses that bloomed by the last house I rented in Salt Lake. I could never get them to grow at the next house (which I had purchased), nor can I get them to grow up here. The conditions have to be ‘just right’ or they don’t flourish. I loved the scent, especially throughout the summer. It was intoxicating!
It is one of my favorite smells in late Spring early summer. I am glad that our soil and climate like roses (although the last few summers have been too wet for the French roses I have on the property).