With a temperature of one degree this morning, it's time to look back at summer and the colorful rose garden at Elizabeth Park:
 |
| Medium pink with orange centers |
It was mid-June at Elizabeth Park in West Hartford, Connecticut, roses were in bloom, some had already passed, others were just budding. Many colors were on display. Their beauty left me speechless, so I'll let the photos speak for me.
 |
| Some were low shrubs, others were trained along wire fences |
 |
| Deep pink and fuscia |
 |
| Bright white |
 |
| Sunshiny yellow |
 |
| Soft pink |
 |
| From a distance |
 |
| Fully opened white roses |
 |
| Pale yellows |
 |
| Trellis tunnel buds just beginning to open |
 |
| Bright pink |
 |
| Hedge roses |
 |
| Elizabeth Park Rose Garden |
 |
| Pale pink |
 |
| Donna among the roses |
Laura S. Pringle is the author of The Pringle Plan, a series of educational guides.
See books by Laura S. Pringle on Amazon
©2018 Laura S. Pringle. All Rights Reserved.
No comments:
Post a Comment
Share your comments.