Sometimes, rose-growers have a good sense of humour. Must think it over, if there wasn’t some place for a ‘Pillow Fight’ near my rosy-white ‘Aspirin’, just to enjoy the names, whenever I see them.
A feast for the senses. I can almost smell the delicious fragrance and feel the soft petals. I’ve always imagined what it would be like to lie down I’m a bed of Roses sans thorns. 🌹
Thanks, Holly. The kitties love to lie in under the rose bushes. I have to get under them to work on drippers and soaker hoses. I come out looking like I tangled with a wildcat.
How those kitties must love the sweet scent of the roses and cool earth in their shade. I’m not sure what purpose the long thorns on rose stems provide , I’m going to have to look into that. A gorgeous photograph!
Roses are originally desert plants and desert plants tend to be thorny. The kitties love the shade and protection of the rose bushes. Especially the rose bushes that have lots of catnip growing under them.
Ah, catnip, roses, sweet earth in the shade, it’s a tough life but some kitties have to live it! 🙂
Our cats work very hard at lounging.
It’s a tough job but they seem to be experts at it.
Pillow Fight
Wow so amazing…those botanists 🤍☀️💫 smiles Hedy
Thanks, Hedy.
That image could have come right out of a painting from centuries gone by. There is something both eternal and ephemeral about the beauty of blossoms.
Very true. Thanks, Lyn.
Those are beautiful white roses. What variety are they?
Thanks, Lavinia.
Beautiful photo of some gorgeous roses!
Thanks, Mia.
Sometimes, rose-growers have a good sense of humour. Must think it over, if there wasn’t some place for a ‘Pillow Fight’ near my rosy-white ‘Aspirin’, just to enjoy the names, whenever I see them.
There are some great names for roses. Thanks, Puzzleblume.
Oh, what an elegant pillow fight!!!! 😉
Thanks, Marina.
Wow!! Roses!! Oh be still my heart! Gorgeous picture, Tim! xo
Thanks, Amy Rose.
You are welcome!!
Stunning photo, Timothy. I will admit that upon just reading the title I wondered how the 3 felines would have a pillow fight. 😉
You never know what the cats might be up to, just about anything you can imagine from the title might en up being correct. Thanks, Maj & Sher.
A feast for the senses. I can almost smell the delicious fragrance and feel the soft petals. I’ve always imagined what it would be like to lie down I’m a bed of Roses sans thorns. 🌹
Thanks, Holly. The kitties love to lie in under the rose bushes. I have to get under them to work on drippers and soaker hoses. I come out looking like I tangled with a wildcat.
How those kitties must love the sweet scent of the roses and cool earth in their shade. I’m not sure what purpose the long thorns on rose stems provide , I’m going to have to look into that. A gorgeous photograph!
Roses are originally desert plants and desert plants tend to be thorny. The kitties love the shade and protection of the rose bushes. Especially the rose bushes that have lots of catnip growing under them.
Ah, catnip, roses, sweet earth in the shade, it’s a tough life but some kitties have to live it! 🙂
Our cats work very hard at lounging.
It’s a tough job but they seem to be experts at it.
And a very fragrant one!
Thanks, Laurie.
Oh beautiful fluffy white pillows. The light and shadow on the roses. Sunlight making the leaves glow… a perfect photo, Tim. Hugs on the wing.
Thanks, Teagan. The glows nicely on white roses.
Pretty!!!
Thanks, David.
Gorgeous roses!
Thanks, Tiffany.
You win!
I can’t compete with those amazingly gorgeous pillows.
Now, if you want to go regular… … …
Are you challenging me to a a normal pillow fight? Maybe we can have Spunk and Jeep paw wrestle. Thanks, Resa.
Yes, a pillow fight!
Ok. We need to figure out how to do a virtual long-distance pillow fight.
LOL!
Bootiful!
Thanks, Inchcock.
Beautiful image, Timothy. I lover your title. 🙂
Thanks. The title is the name of the rose.
Fabulous! 🙂
No, not ‘lover’, 😀
I like that you left the dying one there Timothy lots of photographers would be tempted to pluck it out and just observe the perfect ones.
Thanks, Charlotte. I usually leave the dead and dying parts of the plants in photos.
Great name for a post Tim! Super photo too btw 🙂
Thanks, Julie. The rose is named Pillow Fight.