I painted these postcards as a way of sharing a couple of our roses with mothers back in Kansas and Arkansas. Popping them in the mail today . . . neither my mom or our adopted mom in Arkansas are on the internet, so I thought I'd go ahead and post these. Happy Mother's Day to each of you!
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| Five of our roses in bloom, shades of coral, white, yellow and pink. |
Love those cards. So will they. I hope you are putting them in an envelope to mail. They are to special to get ruined as postcards. I take it the roses were there already. Fun seeing what comes up for the first time in a new house. I was standing in our back yard a couple months ago thinking that our yard was so Boring and the chickens probably ruined everything and now I look out and it's exploded with color and beauty. I forgot what was there. Always a lovely surprise come spring. :)
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DeleteThese were already planted here and we had no idea what color to expect. There are still some small trees and a lily-like plant that we have not identified. Seems the former owners focused on things that attract birds and butterflies, but there are also 7 rose shrubs in all --- my favorite deep red is in the back of the cabin.
Always fun to see nature renew itself each spring -- God knew how to stage a dramatic change!
Thanks Vicky! The cards are so beautiful!
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