Well, here's one that was put to rest around 7:30 this morning.
For several years, the rose bush Nearly Wild, situated on the corner of the pathway to the Upper Lawn, delighted us with a cloud of beautiful rose colored blooms throughout the entire summer. But over the last couple of years, it seems to have stagnated - not growing, hardly blooming. In fact, it has been getting smaller and smaller! Roots too wet over the winter? Too much or too little fertilizer? Not hardy enough for a changing Maritime climate?
Or...
Note the nonchalant stance, the "I just happened to wander in here. I'm not doing anything. Honest."
Until - caught in the act!
Rabbit stew, anyone?
1 comment:
I can't believe that bear is eating your rose bush.
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