I didn't check on the babies on Sunday afternoon or yesterday, so I don't know exactly when they left.
I really enjoyed them while they were here.
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- Connie in Hartwood
- My name is Connie, and I started Hartwood Roses ... an educational rose garden in Virginia that specializes in rare and unusual antique roses. I know a lot about roses, old houses, carpentry and remodeling, and am an expert day dreamer. You will often find me working in the garden, planning a home project, building something, or hanging out in a cemetery ...all of this has come in handy as my husband and I restore our historic home (built in 1848) renovate the outbuildings, and design the gardens. This blog allows me share whatever is happening in the garden, around the house, or on my mind.
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Hartwood Roses ... Heirloom Old Garden Roses and More
Hartwood Roses was a small farm nursery, located just north of Fredericksburg, Virginia. The retail portion of the business closed in 2012, and the mission shifted to my true love … speaking to organizations and garden clubs and giving classes to educate budding rose gardeners. The display gardens here contain over 800 different varieties of roses … with emphasis on rare and historic varieties, and popular classics that are well-suited for modern gardens. Click picture to go to web site. www.HartwoodRoses.com
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Awww -- glad they had a successful fledge. xo
ReplyDeleteTalk about an empty nest syndrome...I feel your joy and pain Connie.
ReplyDeleteGlad they were able to fly away! It's amazing how fast it all goes isn't it!
ReplyDeleteSo sweet - thank you for sharing this little miracle!
ReplyDeleteYou're back to empty nest, again. Hope you have more, soon. That had to be an enjoyable experience!
ReplyDeleteNow ain't that just about the saddest photo on earth today.
ReplyDeleteDoes it make you happy or sad? Or both?
ReplyDeleteAwww....it is kind of bittersweet, isn't it? xo Diana
ReplyDeleteThey'll be a new family nesting before we know it!
ReplyDeleteHey Connie. I’m playing catch up after a vacation with my girls and two of my grands. I’ve missed you. My little wrens are on their third hatch in the same birdhouse. I don’t recall that happening before. They come back annually, but not over and over in the same summer. Bliss! TJ remains on my morning schedule vacation or not; he comes first and foremost. Rain, rain, rain has relieved me of the chore of watering daily in July. I can see your summer is all you could ask for and more. Have a wonderful trip.
ReplyDeleteCatching up on your blog and see that I missed the moment when those sweet little birds left the nest--And I see that with an empty nest, you went to Las Vegas? I wonder how many other parents have done that when their little fledglings left? :-)
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