Do roses grow on you?
If they don't, here's how...
It's another bitterly cold, wet February morning. I'm dreaming of summer. Heavily scented, pale pink roses underplanted with drifts of English lavender, the thrum of bees buzzing lazily, harvesting pollen before floating off on the warm caress of a summer breeze.
I know, it all seems too g…
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