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this "lady" speaks for herself - she is a deep velvet red in both colour and texture, worthy of being posted on Ruby Tuesday!
Picture taken in our garden - Gena D Images
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Tuesday, December 29, 2009
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8 comments:
Lovely!
Thanks Rose .... loved you post too, especially the "story" about the poinsettias.
Gena
A single red rose..Happy New Year!
Homemade Salsa and Tomato sauce
I love red roses :-)
Hi Kim, thanks for popping in .... and happy new year to you too!
Hi Tinsie!!! You too?? I realised that I love flowers, I love photographing them, but somehow roses and red roses are just way up there in the rankings!! Wish you a lovely new year (in case we don't "bump" into one another again this week)!!!
xx
Gena
The rose is elegant, a cultivated ruby. We are in the cold of Winter, so these will occur in a far away season called Spring (it seems a long tine now :>)
The southern hemisphere enjoys the warmth, and the beauty bulbs of nature, A nice view of a pretty flower. Happy New Year!
Hi Ralph, this is the beauty of the blogosphere - I can blog about things warm and enjoy gorgeous posts of snowy, chilly weather in the northern hemisphere, when your spring/ summer arrives it's the other away around. and to me the best is the great insiriation, so I have lots of ideas of things to explore come our winter (altho we do not get snow and icy cold) ....... happy new year to you too!
Gena
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