Joseph M

Thanks Bobbie.

Thanks ElinL.

Thanks Patrick.

Thank you Dave.

Fuzzy Flower

Thanks Patrick.

Thanks Pat.

Thanks Dave.

Thanks Tersha.

Thank you Dahlia.

Wagon and prairie grass.

Ladybird eating some kind of insect.

Thank you Bobbie. And your welcome. My daughter thought the name of it was intriguing so she bought a few. Since we have been able to see it in action for a few years now, it is exactly what they dubbed it as. I probably did not do it justice with my description, but it was the best I could do from what I remember of it blooming. It is winter time…[Read more]

Thank you Tersha.

It was new to me too Pat. I sure enjoyed watching them change from day to day.

She said it is called a campfire rose bush. They are fairly new and have been adapted for the cold in Canada. She has had these for a few years now. They are quite lovely.

Thank you Kristi. It was my daughter’s campfire rose. It is pretty spectacular. It starts out a with these colors and then turns red and then pick and then back to the orange and yellow. Some even end up white. All on the exact same rose as it is going through its stages from blooming to the petals falling off. And it is not uncommon to see…[Read more]