This flower didn't stop growing, and produced another bud right on top of it. This phenomenon is called proliferation. Proliferation is not a disease but a chance mutation and is most often seen in roses. Some roses seem to be more susceptible to it than others, especially in spring, although all in all it is still a pretty rare sight (thank goodness!).
Unfortunately, upsetting things happen not only to roses. I injured my leg pretty badly last week, and so have been mostly absent from blogosphere, as well as all other computer-related activities because sitting has been pretty uncomfortable.
September Morn, a hybrid tea |
Not only that, but standing on one leg and holding a heavy camera steady has proven to be beyond me, so I can't really take any good pictures anymore.
Lyda rose, a shrub |
Hopefully, things will be back to normal in a week or two. I am looking forward to catching up with all my virtual friends. I miss you all!
A delphinium |
Oh, no, so sorry about the injury! Your flowers and the photos and the blog will be there when you get back to health; take care of yourself!!
ReplyDeleteHi Masha, I was wondering what happened to you, since it is unusual that you do not post for a week or so. I am so sorry to read that my concerns were justified and you badly injured your leg. I am wishing you all the best for a speedy recovery. Your photos are stunning as usual. I love, love, love the blue delphinium!
ReplyDeleteChristina
So sorry, Masha, for your leg. Hope everything will be ok soon. Get well. We will wait, for your amazing photos. Hugs !
ReplyDeleteWishing you a speedy recovery.
ReplyDeleteOh no Masha - I actually was wondering why you were so quiet. I hope its nothing too serious? Please take care of yourself and rest that leg. We will all be here when you feel up to blogging regularly again xxx
ReplyDeletePS: I LOVE the shot of your Delphinium. Just beautiful. xxx
kauniita ruusuja.. kiitos.
ReplyDeleteAll my sympathies! I hope your feeling better soon. :o)
ReplyDeleteSorry to hear of your injury. Take it easy - and make your family wait on you hand and foot! ;) Really, I do hope you heal quickly and easily. I had missed you, but thought you were just busy with family things. Your delphinium pic is amazing, and what fun to find a proliferation!
ReplyDeleteMasha, hope you're up and around soon. Ditto on the shot of the Delphinum...love that blue!
ReplyDeleteTwoja noga ma mnie słuchać, a ja jej każę szybko zdrowieć, by właściciel jej szybko wrócił do nas. No była mowa do nogi, a teraz do Ciebie: jest mi bardzo, bardzo przykro, ze cierpisz. Jestem optymistka i wierzę w to, że szybko wrócisz do zdrowia.Pozdrawiam całym moim sercem
ReplyDeleteSo sorry for your injury Masha. I am wishing you a speedy recovery and btw, your photos look good.
ReplyDeleteI hope you heal quickly. Nice photos even with one leg .
ReplyDeleteMasha - sorry to hear that you injured your leg. I hope you recover soon. Take care.
ReplyDelete- Jo
Very sorry to hear about your leg :( Hope you'll be up and around soon! The blue of that delphinium is incredible!
ReplyDeleteMasha, szybkiego powrotu do zdrowia... pozdrawiam...
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry to hear about your injury! Try to take it easy and I hope you feel better soon.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed the beautiful photos that you posted today. Such a gorgeous study of a delphinium.
Hope your leg feels better soon! Carla
ReplyDeleteSorry to hear you hurt yourself. The photo of the delphinium is stunning. Feel better!
ReplyDeleteMasha, I hope that your leg is better soon! The photographs are wonderful despite the fact that you are a bit wobbly.
ReplyDeleteSo sorry, for your leg.
ReplyDeleteI hope you recover soon.
I am sorry to hear of your injury Masha, just take it easy and you will be back to normal before you know it. Hope your Rose also gets well.
ReplyDeleteSorry to hear about that, hope you will get better soon.I love that Lyda rose, so simple and beautifull.
ReplyDeleteDitto feel better soon... Ditto, ditto make family wait on you.
ReplyDeleteCCG
Really wonderful pictures and roses!
ReplyDeleteRegards Janny.
Masha, So very sorry to hear about your injury that prevents you from doing what you love. I can sure understand as I have off and on knee problems. Get well soon.
ReplyDeleteBrooke
My first proper red of your blog - what happened to you? sounds serious. Particularly alluring delphinium shot. Get better!
ReplyDeleteI hope you feel better soon. I had knee surgery three weeks ago so I am taking it easy too. Very painful area! Take care.
ReplyDeleteOh, Masha, I'm sorry to have missed this post and sorry that you've been laid up. No fun!! Your photos are still lovely though. Hope you'll be good as new soon.
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