Welcome to my Monday post, I am linking with-
Blue Monday hosted by Smiling Sally
Macro Monday 2 hosted by Gemma Wiseman
I Heart Macro hosted by Laura
Mandarin Orange Monday hosted by Lorik
Monday Mellow Yellows hosted by Gemma Wiseman
This week I am featuring a visit to the Portland Or. (City of Roses) Rose Garden.
Lots of roses were still blooming. I photographed my current favorites, peach-apricot roses, with one exception. I didn't manage to keep track of names much, many weren't labeled. Etoile de Feu-
This lavender rose, Lagerfeld, was 6' tall-
This Fuchsia seemed to be climbing up the hedge behind, it contrasts with the wide
Elephant ear leaves below-
There is also a William Shakespeare garden that has tropical looking plants. Sorry about the poor focus, but this Tibouchina has lots of flowers-
A Crape Myrtle full of blooms-
An Angel Trumpet-
Cape Primrose at home-
So, a sad farewell to Summer, and hello to Autumn, the rainy season is in full swing here now.
or cameras are macro
-Hannah
Blue Monday hosted by Smiling Sally
Macro Monday 2 hosted by Gemma Wiseman
I Heart Macro hosted by Laura
Mandarin Orange Monday hosted by Lorik
Monday Mellow Yellows hosted by Gemma Wiseman
This week I am featuring a visit to the Portland Or. (City of Roses) Rose Garden.
Lots of roses were still blooming. I photographed my current favorites, peach-apricot roses, with one exception. I didn't manage to keep track of names much, many weren't labeled. Etoile de Feu-
This lavender rose, Lagerfeld, was 6' tall-
This Fuchsia seemed to be climbing up the hedge behind, it contrasts with the wide
Elephant ear leaves below-
There is also a William Shakespeare garden that has tropical looking plants. Sorry about the poor focus, but this Tibouchina has lots of flowers-
An Angel Trumpet-
Cape Primrose at home-
So, a sad farewell to Summer, and hello to Autumn, the rainy season is in full swing here now.
or cameras are macro
-Hannah
Morning Hannah,
ReplyDeleteThat sky is the palest of blues.
Thanks for being so faithful to Blue Monday, and for sharing your blue.
I was hoping the Cape Primrose would possibly count as a blue, but the 3rd photo from the bottom has a person wearing blue!;-)
ReplyDeleteYes, some nice pictures! I like these beautiful frames, excellent garden, wonderful flowers!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Leovi, that means a lot coming from an artist.
DeleteLove the roses!
ReplyDeleteThanks, I love those colors too.
Deleteoh such an exquisite garden... abundant with luminous blossoms! thanks for sharing the love up-close with i heart macro:-)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Laura, and thanks for hosting.
DeleteI was once at this garden, but the roses were not open yet. Thanks for the view on them in bloom. Love the drenching raindrops on the blooms.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Sara, the rain cleared up while we were there.
DeleteWonderful photo series! Love the lavender rose!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Birgitta, I love your insect macros, so sharp. The lavender rose was special, over my head and blooming like crazy.
DeleteGorgeous roses adorned with rain drops.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Gunilla, I like pink roses but there are so many of them.
DeleteBeautiful raindrops on roses. And now I have a new place to visit!
ReplyDeleteThose are a few of my favorite things.;-) I love to get there to see the roses bloom.
DeleteThis garden looks splendid. Such lovely roses. My favourite is the one blushing in mauve.
ReplyDeleteThanks, it's bewildering being in the presence of so many lovely roses, so I just went for my favorites.
DeleteSuch beautiful roses! Wonderful garden!
ReplyDeleteThanks, it is amazing, being so close in to the city of Portland and a neighborhood.
DeleteI could spend hours and hours there!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your photos.
Lea
Lea's Menagerie
The rest of my party went off and left me snapping away, I had to catch up later.
DeleteSuch a lovely display of beautiful roses. I love all the lovely colors and the gorgoeus photography. Have a good week and thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThanks, I really enjoyed getting there while the roses were still blooming, with my company from NYC, we had lunch in Chinatown too.;-P
DeleteSuch a beautiful rose garden. Seems like this summer was far too short and I'm not quite ready for fall! Oh well, time waits for no gardener.
ReplyDeleteSummer always seems to fly by, but in fall/winter I can spend some time evalulating the last growing season and planning the next, order new seeds, peruse catalogs, start seeds, etc. It's lots of fun for me seeing little seedlings coming up in the winter.
DeleteHannah they are all lovely...but the orange roses are my favourites! Beautiful work.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing on Mandarin Orange Monday :)
Thanks, Lorik. They are my favorites too, but have not been the easiest to keep alive in my garden, which makes me want to photograph them.
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