There was still a bit of frost on the rose hips in the shade,
but most of them were brilliant in the sun.
I welcome colour
wherever I can find it!
10 months ago
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3 comments:
I wonder why we have roses, but we don't get rose hips as nice as those I see in temperate country blogs like yours. Ours are <1cm in diameter and not as colorful, and also very few!
i have not seen these before but they look so gorgeous - lush and beautiful. I especially liked the effects in the last picture.
They are brilliant!
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