Lady's Mantle and Lavender, Campanula and Columbine (photo), all lovely to observe in flower. But, Oh how the Roses are blooming now and how they do perfume the air. The scent hangs heavy, luxurious and opulent in the way that only old-fashioned home-grown roses and wild rambling roses ever achieve. The sort of fragrance that holds you grounded to the earth and makes you feel lightheaded, or at least light hearted, all at the same time.
Tuesday, June 2, 2009
In Bloom
Lady's Mantle and Lavender, Campanula and Columbine (photo), all lovely to observe in flower. But, Oh how the Roses are blooming now and how they do perfume the air. The scent hangs heavy, luxurious and opulent in the way that only old-fashioned home-grown roses and wild rambling roses ever achieve. The sort of fragrance that holds you grounded to the earth and makes you feel lightheaded, or at least light hearted, all at the same time.
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