Peggy is reluctant to go out into the garden on her own. This is wise. There are many trip hazards and she is not as sprightly as when she won first prize in the Yorkshire limbo dancing championships. Which means we must concentrate on what can safely be seen from the windows. A few weeks ago she thought she would like a rose to put in pot to be viewed from the kitchen. “Your Dad loved red roses, I’d like one of those”. A quick Google later and ‘Thinking of You’ was found. A gimmick, undoubtedly. A beautiful rose, undeniably.
It is now happily blooming away in a large pot. Next to it is the run-over ‘Rhapsody in Blue’ liberated from Professor Gadget, which is soon to flower and recovering nicely. Both in full sight to be admired whilst washing up. Job done.
Off The Edge Gardening 
Oh, that is gorgeous. It’s a perfect rose. I’m sure Peggy is enjoying it even more than me.
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I am so pleased it is as good as I hoped it would be. Classic fare.
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Memories, so pleased Penny can enjoy this rose and think of her husband.
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How lovely, my mother loved roses too 💕
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I did a rose garden in memory of my parents. In the garden are 2 rose bushes my dad got for me before he passed away. Your rose is beautiful.
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That sounds lovely Donna. Thank you.
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