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moosey
head gardener
2 Apr '04 12:55 pm
Chooky, I've know I've got the Clair Matin and John Clare roses you mentioned.
I reckon my most favourite climbing rose over the whole year would be the apricotty Crepuscules that go over the pergola. They seem really good in all seasons. Brilliant coloured foliage, no need to deadhead, etc.
I banished my Wedding Day rose to a very unfavourable spot and issued it the challenge to climb a rather old cabbage tree if it wanted to get any sun. So far - so good! Seemed unfair at the time, but roses are survivors!
Well, today the weather is gently gusty and warm, the day is stretching out long and free, and I am grinning - I LOVE being a semi-retired gardener!
See you, happy gardening |
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chooky
valued contributor
New Zealand
roses6 Apr '04 8:28 am
Hi Moosey and other rose lovers.
I have this climber called 'Mermaid'that has to have the most evil thorns imaginable
I have it growing into a tree that is also near our meter box so I am always cutting stray branches off it so that the meter man can get past without getting entangled.
Other climbers I have are Westfalenpark,Compassion,Casino,Birthday Present,Veilchenbleu.
Banksia Lutea is a good rose to grow into trees(I have 2 of them)lovely flowers and no thorns
happy gardening-(it's getting colder by the day now) |
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