"We can complain because rose bushes have thorns, or rejoice because thorn bushes have roses." ~ Abraham LincolnHoney Dijon, yes, really... this creamy rose looks like a swirl of honey mustard whipped up into a perfect parfait. Yes, this is it's real name and yes, it really is this color. As it opens and ages the edges begin to tinge a light coral, but for most of its days the rose is the definition of honey mustard. Now, if it only had the fragrance of honey mustard... wouldn't that be a shock and a delight!
So for my Mellow Yellow Monday, here is the Honey Dijon... now, who's bringing the hot dogs?
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3 comments:
What a beautiful photo.
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Lord, that IS gorgeous!! I haven't sen that variety at the wholesaler's, so I gues it isn't being cultivated by the rose growers for the florist trade. More's the pity!
That is magnificent. A "honey" of a macro. Sorry, I had to say that :D It really is gorgeous and thanks for the informtion on it.
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