The Husband and I went to the Memphis Botanic Gardens recently and saw the Rose Garden.
We wandered around a bit and then enjoyed the view from the bench.
How lovely!
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The roses have bloomed earlier in Memphis than here. These are impressive photos and lovely roses, too.
ReplyDeleteHow I love a rose garden! I wish we had a bothanical garden where I live, but alas, no. I don´t keep any flowers myself, but I really enjoy other people´s and public gardens.
ReplyDeleteWonderful. And I should hop over to Holland Park and check out the rose garden there.
ReplyDeletethis is a beautiful rose garden. my mother knew one of the people who worked hard to get this garden started. a labor of love.
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