Realization Of The Day:
Wild multiflora roses are blooming all over the farm (because, unlike most farmers, I do not try to eradicate them, as they are the only roses that will grow here--and without any effort at all on my part). Their abundant flowers, tinged with the palest of pinks, let off a beautiful fragrance that permeates the air far beyond the enormous plants. One of the best parts of spring is being outdoors and suddenly catching that very first intoxicating whiff. It is always such a welcome surprise.
Click here for two ways to love multiflora roses.
Happy Mother's Day!
I hope to have a chance to catch up on comments and questions tomorrow. Thanks for your patience.
I have some wild roses that have invaded the forsythia at the back of my yard. Their fragrance is quite strong and I enjoy them very much until the canes grow out past the hedge and snag me while I ride the tractor.
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