
But somehow, close up, it still has a certain charm.

Meanwhile, the roses, which a week ago looked like this –

Now look like this:

And outside in the stormwater drain, a poppy is blooming. I was not the only one interested in the poppy.

Good luck!
1 comments:
I smelled peonies today - heavenly - and I posted a photo of my roses, too. I love poppies, but I don't have any.
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