We made a quick trip to the cottage recently and found wild roses in boom. Our cottage is about a two hour trip north of Toronto.
The house is on a small island in the middle of the river. We keep a boat on the south shore to make the trip across.
When we arrived we found not only the wild roses in bloom but also the roses I planted in one of the garden beds.
Due to the warm May we also found the Lillie's in bloom and the Hosta's starting to grow ahead of their usual season .
As we walked up the stone steps to the cottage we could see a number of the other perennials blooming as well.
We had been visited by beavers this winter who took down a number of our trees. This oak is still standing, but I'm afraid not for very long. When it does come down I will have a problem, it is the tree my cloths line is attached to!
It was such a beautiful day it was hard to get back in the boat and head south to the city.
You have a nice cottage on a lovely site, Diane. Love all the boulders and rocks around the flowers!
ReplyDeleteI wonder how many trees a beaver destroys, can a mesh screen be placed around certain trees to prevent such damage?
♥...Wanda