The opening of rose ‘Leah Tutu’ over five days. What is most interesting is the greenfly crawling all over it!
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love the video great rose .
Thank you – shame about the greenfly!
Such lovely plants. I don’t mind the greenfly. Watched two wrens “working” my rose bushes to clear them of greenfly. As beautiful a sight as the rose flowers themselves. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you. I am glad you have some garden helpers 🙂
Clever video…and I love the Eryngium beautiful colour..
thank you 🙂