is we can see flowers without cages around them.
Not that we don’t love Andy’s roses.
June 30, 2021
This protection against critters?
Yes.
They are beautiful! I am sure that without the cages, they would be eaten very quickly by wildlife. I hope the cages keep them away.
So far so good. We’ve lost evergreens to deer rubbing their antlers on the bark. Even those trees need protection.
I’m assuming the park has the luxury of not having wild creatures coming in to dine on their roses.
It’s interesting that we have a lot of deer in town, but so far they’ve left the park plants alone.
Cages or not, they’re still pretty, each in their own way.
It’s a different kind of beauty. Much more raw. We love it too.
it appears the roses that are caged are escaping all on their own. they are gorgeous confined or not confined and can be picked and brought inside..
There’s a net around even the ones poking out to protect them.
yes I can imagine that those plants at the pond are well looked after, the only pruning done by the humans… but love that the roses up on the land, appear to have survived enough to bloom…
I’m with you, anything that survives is worth celebrating. 🙂
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This protection against critters?
Yes.
They are beautiful! I am sure that without the cages, they would be eaten very quickly by wildlife. I hope the cages keep them away.
So far so good. We’ve lost evergreens to deer rubbing their antlers on the bark. Even those trees need protection.
I’m assuming the park has the luxury of not having wild creatures coming in to dine on their roses.
It’s interesting that we have a lot of deer in town, but so far they’ve left the park plants alone.
Cages or not, they’re still pretty, each in their own way.
It’s a different kind of beauty. Much more raw. We love it too.
it appears the roses that are caged are escaping all on their own. they are gorgeous confined or not confined and can be picked and brought inside..
There’s a net around even the ones poking out to protect them.
yes I can imagine that those plants at the pond are well looked after, the only pruning done by the humans… but love that the roses up on the land, appear to have survived enough to bloom…
I’m with you, anything that survives is worth celebrating. 🙂