Hello friends. I invite you to take a little stroll in our garden. As you can see the carnations are in bloom, the phloxes are spreading colors and the roses have started to blossom.
There's a magnificent rose here that has grown to incredible sizes this year about 80 centimeters tall. I'm eagerly awaiting its blooming. Princess Alexandra Kent rose has also opened its first flower, and many other flowers are getting ready too.
A lemon yellow rose called Golden Border has also started to bloom. These roses are resilient, abundant in flowers and always winter hardy. They grow under the shade of a cherry tree, reaching towards the sun.
As we return to the rose garden I want to show you the beginning of Baroque rose's blooming. It's a climbing rose but I grow it in a trellis shape. Last year I didn't prune its branches and let them entwine with lilac shrubs. Similarly Andrei rose with its long branches left untouched is also growing.
Ornamental bulbs are also blooming here, and red roses have started to open. I love how the purple complements the red. The Master Onion bulb and the Red Leonardo da Vinci rose are worth seeing too.
David Austin cut rose has also opened.This magnificent rose catches attention with its velvety sheen.
There's also a flower called Vivien Clematis that stands out.
James the English rose, impresses with its abundance and size.
My mother's peonies dazzle with their enormous blossoms.
As you can see our garden has turned into a riot of colors. It's filled with white carnations, roses, phloxes and many other flwers. Each one's beauty fascinates me.
The hydrangeas growing beneath the apple trees create a captivating sight. Their size and buds give a hint of how beautiful they will be. I'm eagerly anticipating the blue-blue hydrangea corner.
Our garden tour for today concludes here. Thank you for joining me.
