For some reason, wild roses often grow in rock piles.
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About Me
- Amy
- I love the prairie! The majority of the flowers I pick and press come from pasture land on the farm where I was raised and now live. I include a few locally grown garden flowers, too. (We won't ignore the pansies!) The silhouette against a prairie sunset was taken by my sister when I was a child.
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1 comment:
What a pretty picture! There's probaby a good lesson for us to learn from the roses blooming in rock piles :) Hope your summer is going well!
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