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The rose garden.  My favourite spot.

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  1. Beautiful! Love the contrasting red dots.

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    1. It was nice for me to be able to show a formal garden for a change Jose.

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  2. I've really been enjoying the scenes you have been sharing.

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  3. It is beautiful, but ... very orderly.

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    1. Orderly. As you know my garden(s) are wild and I love them but in my heart I think I like orderly I just know I can't achieve it.

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  4. I want one of them in my garden, I don't mean the roses.

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    1. Yeh that's what I need to get an orderly garden! But I had a gardener once and he make is even less like my ideal.

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