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Jean Cravens enjoys her flowering plants



2017-06-20 - Indianapolis, IN - Photo By Beth Ann Cravens.
Beth Ann Cravens sent us photos of the prettiest rose she'd ever seen, her Peace Rose, and included these two photos of her pretty Mom, Jean Waggener Cravens, shown in front of their south Indianapolis home. At left, Jean is bringing in her mail alongside the hanging baskets of Petunias, and at right she stands in front of the tallest Hollyhock they've ever grown. The deep red/maroon flowering plant has grown taller than both the gardeners, all the way to the touch the roof and is bending now back toward earth. -- LW. Paired photo


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