Hanging a hammock chair or a hammock swing daybed adds more fun to your garden, porch, patio, deck and backyard designs, offering a beautiful decorative accent, unique daybed or chair design and extremely comfortable place for rest

Get lost in these picturesque countryside views of villages, hills, rivers and parks in Gloucestershire and the Cotswolds.

With all of the things I have going on this week, I shouldn't be spending time outside taking pictures of the roses ... but I can't help myself. Many of the roses in the Front Border are blooming their little brains out! The weeds are awful, but I'm not going to dwell on this right now. This is the garden that greets visitors as they enter our driveway. It contains the first roses I planted when we moved here five years ago. The east end of the border: 1. Indigo. 2. Shailer's Provence. 3. Marchesa Boccella. 4. Kathleen. 5. "Grandmother's Hat". 6. "Unrootable Red China". 7. Souvenir de la Malmaisson. 8. Felicia. 9. Dr. W. Van Fleet. 10. "Caldwell Pink" Dr. W. Van Fleet Look how many buds there are on Dr. Van Fleet! Wanderin' Wind, a Buck rose Souvenir de la Malmaisson "Unrootable Red China", a found rose which is actually quite easy to propagate. Felicia. "Grandmother's Hat" Kathleen Marchesa Boccella Shailer's Provence A vignette I really liked. 1. "J. E. Murphy's Pink Tea". 2. Moonlight. 3. Shailer's Provence. 4. Mary Washington Moonlight "J. E. Murphy's Pink Tea" "J. E. Murphy's Pink Tea lost a couple of key canes last year, and it's a bit lop-sided right now. The weeds are almost attractive. Let's not call them weeds ... they're "indigenous ground cover. :) The first flower on "Haywood Hall" There are so many buds on "Haywood Hall". Carnation Madame Joseph Schwartz Maggie Maggie is so fragrant! Champneys' Pink Cluster "Mrs. Woods Lavender Pink Noisette", also known as "Mount Vernon Noisette" A beautiful striped bud on Honorine de Brabant Canes of Shailer's Provence and Moonlight sticking through the fence and arching into our pasture. My truck is loaded with roses (I did that last night), and I will be out of here soon, on my way to the plant sale at Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden. It will be three days of non-stop rose talking ... and I imagine I will be pretty spent by the end of each day. But I love it! Will I see you there?