Australia - Six states..and that funny little island.

[Fancychooklady]

As Fancy and a few other BYC Locals say the friendliest ones oft are roosters

Hope I'm wrong. Maybe others can comment

Yeah , my first thought was roo. Unless it is 16-20 weeks and the redness indicates ' ready to lay '. Sorry.

 

[IamSamSam]

Sharing my beautiful roses

 

[Fancychooklady]

Sharing my beautiful roses

Do I see an iceberg in there ? Your grass is nearly as green as mind .

 

[IamSamSam]

Lol yeah Satay says so. Yeah iceburg and don't know the other it was here when we moved in. The fragrant plum is one not blooming yet. Has buds

 

[Mondari]

They are 7 weeks old now

 

[appps]

Your roses are looking good Sam. Mine are nowhere near as good this year, not sure why, they powered along last year.

 

[vehve]

Good looking roses, even though I'm not a fan. I enjoy the aesthetics of a good carrot or bean or perhaps potato plant. Or the berry bushes. Not a fan of inedible plants, even though the better half insists on planting a few flowers. Tulips are a nice first sign of spring though.

 

[IamSamSam]

Your roses are looking good Sam. Mine are nowhere near as good this year, not sure why, they powered along last year.

About three weeks a go they got the hair cut from hel and have fired off well since
I have also given them seasol fertiliser and the dog pees on them ! Hehe secret weapon Sam!

 

[IamSamSam]

Good looking roses, even though I'm not a fan. I enjoy the aesthetics of a good carrot or bean or perhaps potato plant. Or the berry bushes. Not a fan of inedible plants, even though the better half insists on planting a few flowers. Tulips are a nice first sign of spring though.

Hehe I love a good eadible garden from dad and pop and a good flower garden from mum and nan! I have black fig and Fuji apple lemonade lemon Kafir lime olive tree bay tree hundred herbs chilli trees big veggie patch. But I have my roses

I love the thorned beauty. Such is life

 

[vehve]

Roses have their uses in gardens too, I like how they use them at vineyards at the ends of rows, since they usually show problems before the vines do.