Martine - we didn't buy anything. Our little garden in Le Grand-Pressigny is now fairly well stocked. I was also shocked at how expensive the plants were. Some of the roses were €30 or €40 each.
Wonderful, wonderful, wonderful photos of the flowers. We may not get to France this year, so maybe your photos of Chedigny will have to tide me over till our next trip.
Gosh, that looks like such a beautiful place! I am glad you have shared your photos with us. Those flowers make that little village just picture-perfect
Those look great! Did you get any?
ReplyDeleteMartine - we didn't buy anything. Our little garden in Le Grand-Pressigny is now fairly well stocked. I was also shocked at how expensive the plants were. Some of the roses were €30 or €40 each.
ReplyDeleteThey certainly got the timing right with everything in full bloom. I really like the first shot with the purple window.
ReplyDeleteWonderful, wonderful, wonderful photos of the flowers. We may not get to France this year, so maybe your photos of Chedigny will have to tide me over till our next trip.
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty village, and those flowers were lovely. There is an air of tranquility about the place, probably helped by the scent of roses!
ReplyDeleteFabulous roses and hydrangeas. I'll bet the fragrance is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteSuper pics Jean. We didn't go to the festival this year, but last year I too found the roses very expensive. They were good specimins though.....
ReplyDeleteThat third photo is spectacular, I can just smell those roses. Diane
ReplyDeleteTrès bien, encore!
ReplyDeleteP.S. On a good day I can spell the word 'specimen'!
ReplyDeleteChedigny is a pretty and peaceful French village. i had no idea there was a Rose Festival and would love to go next year.
ReplyDeletethat second photo is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteGosh, that looks like such a beautiful place! I am glad you have shared your photos with us. Those flowers make that little village just picture-perfect
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