my favorite rose, dainty bess, is flowering now in the garden. this flower has been scanned with japanese maple leaves.
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4 comments:
The rose looks kind of like a dog wood flower. It is simple and beautiful.
thanks, i particularly like the pink stamens. most roses have yellow stames, so this rose looks extraordinary. also, the bloom is about 3 inches in diameter!
Wow, that is big!
yes, for a single petalled flower, it is big!
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