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Brian visited a rose garden, Parque del Rosedal at Plaza Holanda in Buenos Aires, Argentina and took a few pictures for me.

It's January. After the Christmas stuff is put away it is a pretty long, gray, boring month. We leave for work in the dark in the morning and come home in the dark at night.

Happy New Year ! December was so busy that I did not have any time to post pictures on my website, so I am glad to be back in my routine. Each year I force various varieties of amaryllis and paperwhite bulbs in water.

I am so thankful for P&B's Garden.

Even though I have been fighting a cold this weekend, it was lovely to putter in the garden for awhile this afternoon. Fall color and cannas were still in bloom. Paul was busy cleaning the leaves out of the pool and watching the Cowboy Game.

Several years ago we went on a girlfriend's trip to the Biltmore Mansion. The gardens were beautiful. I saw some great ideas for re-purposing wine bottles and corks into our garden.

When we started building our garden, we chose Knock Out Roses, the easiest rose to grow here in North Texas. Three years ago, I discovered the David Austin Rose. They are a lovely, fragrant English Rose.

Today I looked up and saw that the tree is starting to turn colors at the very top. It won't be long now and all the leaves will be on the ground.