11/19/11

Tis Not The Season...for Pink Roses!

Texas Mother Nature has had Her Undies In A Wad All Year! 
So I guess we should not be surprised that the
 Bloomin' Rose Blooming Season
 changed from September/October to this late date in November.






So there Ya'll have it...Pink Roses In November!
Thank-you Texas Mother Nature!
And
Thank-you
Beverly at How Sweet The Sound
for

And as Always, Thanks Beverly, for Making Saturday's Pink!!!!

16 comments:

  1. It has been wacky weather hasn't it!! Its going to be in the high 60's here in Kansas this week--I remember snow blizzards just a few years ago at this time. Beautiful roses - enjoy them while you can and have a wonderful Thanksgiving Texas Friend.
    Ann

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  2. Oh my goodness you are reaping some benefits of that hot summer now! sandie

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  3. Wow! This post makes me want to buy some roses! Maybe I will!
    Our weather has been nice, too. My toes are cold this morning, though.
    xoxoxo

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  4. You sure have BIG roses in Texas!!
    My roses are completely frozen solid.
    Happy PS
    Love Claudie
    xoxoxoxo

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  5. Well, Mother Nature is a girl, and a girl has the privilege of being a bit changeable. No roses here, but lots of lovely fat rose hips.

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  6. That Mother Nature is playing tricks on us!
    Happy Pink Saturday..xo Tami

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  7. I also noticed that many of the roses in the neighborhood were blooming when we returned from our long vacation. Guess Mother Nature can change her mind if she wants. Maybe the dry hot weather had something to do with it.

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  8. Wow, Sue, these photos of your pink roses are wonderful! It does seem strange, even here to still have roses blooming . . . mother nature sure has shifted! Thank you . . . sure brightens up our day . . . beautiful shots!

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  9. Anonymous11/19/2011

    Isn't that the truth about our weather?! Our yard is shot. I hear the drought could go til 2020? What?!?!?! I sure hope not. We're on big time watering restrictions as is. We had 1/2 inch rain the other day and the following morning, someone was burning something. Crazy! Burn ban is SO important to follow! Anyway, your roses are beautiful, no b-e-a-u-ti-ful! Enjoy them! Enjoyed my visit! Happy Pink Saturday and Happy Thanksgiving! Jenn

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  10. Your flowers are lovely no matter when they bloomed.

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  11. Anonymous11/19/2011

    Undies in a Wad!!....hahahahahahah Sue you crack me up! and I love you for it! Thanks for making me smile...and giggle...love you so much!
    "lilsis"
    ConnieMarie
    p.s. purty pics!

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  12. You have such a green thumb Sue. These are beautiful.

    When we sold the homestead I dug up my mother's pink rose. It doesn't do too well for me. But once a year it grows a single pink rose. Almost like she's telling me I'm still here!~Happy Thanksgiving!~Ames

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  13. How wonderful roses in November! In Canada our rose have all gone to bed until spring...
    HPS
    Grace

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  14. Gorgeous roses! The best thing about living in a tropical country like mine, is, flowers bloom all year long.

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  15. Love the roses! The weather here in New Hampshire has also been very strange, and in October my neighbor had the most beautiful roses until the Halloween blizzard froze them all! We were all out photographing them just days before.

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  16. Anonymous11/23/2011

    yep....we got 'em too....pink roses in November. Picked one yesterday evening and plopped it in a single bud vase and set it by the kitchen sink for all my Thanksgiving company to enjoy. How have you been Sue. Haven't seen you in a while. Miss you. Hope you and yours have a wonderful day tomorrow. xo

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