Oh look how the sweet clematis hugs the poor dead Russian Olive.
And what a lovely generous display in his honour....
Creeping ever higher on the bare limbs..
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- We lived at the back of our son's horse pasture and had a wonderful view of the Similkameen Valley. Then we moved to town, and although we still lived in the same beautiful valley we saw it from a different perspective, and sometimes telephone wires get in the way. Hildred writes Daybyday, Charles wrote From the Back Pasture. He was writing at great urging from the family to record some of the stories of his life and his family memories. We had reached the point in our lives where we had time to appreciate the beauty of each day and were happy we had the energy to enjoy it. In 2012 we celebrated our 67th wedding anniversary, but then I lost my darling husband when he fell and broke his hip, and did not recover from the resulting surgery. Life has changed for me considerably...... Off to the side - a Garden Diary to keep track of what happens Down the Garden Path. And a Recollection Blog, to keep alive the memories of our families.
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I'm honoured to be the first to comment on this special flower. This flowers look like they are of Azalea family.
Lovely diary to keep about the garden. Thanks for sharing. Also
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