Teresa. Siempre he sentido debilidad por las Magnolias. Me gustan mucho son preciosas cuando se abren. Los rosales estan muy bonitos. Las florecitas silvestres dan una elegancia especial para ponerlas en un jarrón con agua y hacer un centro de mesa. Buenas noches. Hasta mañana. Mónica.
What a lovely walk through your garden. The magnolia fruits were very interesting to see, and your roses are still putting on a wonderful display. It looks like they deserve a few more days before the pruning starts.
Your roses still look very nice.
ResponderEliminarI enjoyed seeing all of your garden photographs.
All the best Jan
Teresa. Siempre he sentido debilidad por las Magnolias. Me gustan mucho son preciosas cuando se abren. Los rosales estan muy bonitos. Las florecitas silvestres dan una elegancia especial para ponerlas en un jarrón con agua y hacer un centro de mesa.
ResponderEliminarBuenas noches. Hasta mañana.
Mónica.
Sempre meraviglioso il tuo giardino
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All is doing what they are intended to do, Teresa. Roses will wait for their pruning and mine are just starting to come out.
ResponderEliminarYo ya no tengo flores. Un beso
ResponderEliminarPrecioso tu magnolio y esas rosas de otoño tan bellas.
ResponderEliminarMuchos besos.
The Magnolia seed look very special. Lovely roses. Hugs.
ResponderEliminarLovely images of your garden, Teresa, so that we can all share in the pleasure. Besos - David
ResponderEliminarHello Teresa,
ResponderEliminarYour garden looks lovely, beautiful plants and flowers.
Take care, have a great day!
Déjalas vivir unos días más.
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You still have so many flowers!
ResponderEliminarI have magnolias but I never saw fruits!
Aun se ve bello y florido tu jardín quizás sea por este verano que parece ser no querer finalizar.
ResponderEliminarSaludos.
O teu jardim está sempre espetacular.
ResponderEliminarMuitos interessantes os frutos da magnólia.
Maravilhosas as rosas.
Beijos
Dear Teresa, your garden is lovely! Beautiful photos!
ResponderEliminarWhat a lovely walk through your garden. The magnolia fruits were very interesting to see, and your roses are still putting on a wonderful display. It looks like they deserve a few more days before the pruning starts.
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