Rosa 'William Morris'

Under the summer roses
When the flagrant crimson
Lurks in the dusk
Of the wild red leaves,
Love, with little hands,
Comes and touches you
With a thousand memories,

And asks you
Beautiful, unanswerable questions.
-- Carl Sandburg
Read the entire poem here.
The images are:
Rose 'William Morris'
Dahlia unnamed red
Red leaves are Cordyline 'Festival Grass'
Dainty purple flowers (2 photos) are Tracelium caeruleum
Bronze seed head is Clematis 'Jackmanii'
Deep purple flower is Clematis 'Jackmanii Superba'
Beautiful! What fascinating shapes you have in your garden.
ReplyDeletePlants constantly remind us how amazing they are! :)
Deletewhat is that curlyque? and the wonderful red flower? we people of other zones dont know this stuff..haha common names...thanks
ReplyDeletesharon I added a list of names at the bottom of the post. I had them with the photos originally, but it seemed to interfere with the poem so I took them out. Putting them at the end was my compromise.
DeleteBeautiful post.
ReplyDeleteThanks Red, and thanks for stopping by.
DeleteLovely poem, and photos!
ReplyDeleteThanks M&G!
DeleteGorgeous flowers in your garden dear Hoover, the rose is so lovely and I also enjoyed the poem.
ReplyDeletexoxoxo ♡
Thank you, kind Dianne!
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