I built the birdfeeder in this pic from old oak boards I recycled a few years ago and too often the little birds feeding there were attacked by hawks, so I planted these climbing roses to give the lit… more →
Visual Thoughts PhotographyGardora wrote 5 days ago: Did you already prune climbing roses? First remove dead, diseased or dying branches, then tie in any … more →
Gardora wrote 1 month ago: Climbers are sold with much longer shoots than other roses: these should not be pruned except to rem … more →
nanie wrote 1 month ago: Wild Rose Old Garden Roses Mawar Taman secara umum digolongkan menjadi beberapa kelompok: Wild roses … more →
Gardora wrote 1 month ago: If training climbing roses up pillars, arches or pergolas, twist the main shoots gently around the u … more →
Gardora wrote 2 months ago: Do you have climbing roses? They are not self-clinging and need a suitable support of trellis or hor … more →
Gardora wrote 2 months ago: Make the most of the flowering of climbing roses by training as much growth as near horizontal as po … more →
anstchda wrote 3 months ago: I finished this painting today – its not signed yet - and took a quick photo before I left the … more →
iinadia wrote 6 months ago: So pretty it speaks for itself. Strawberries are in the front bins with young flame grass as a backd … more →
iinadia wrote 6 months ago: Too beautiful to walk past every morning and not take a picture. The climbing rose that survived las … more →
cara wrote 6 months ago: NOW THAT THINGS ARE BEGINNING TO LOOK LESS JUNGLE-LIKE around here, I’m turning my thoughts to … more →
J.A. Howard-Gibbon wrote 6 months ago: My mother’s parents lived on a farm in Surrey for most of my life. As a child we came to visi … more →
theripetomato wrote 6 months ago: This is when all of our hard work starts to pay off. Above is a photo of our climbing rose bush, whi … more →
lornasass wrote 6 months ago: According to Taylor’s Pocket Guide to Old-Fashioned Roses, these posies have a long history go … more →
BondBloke wrote 6 months ago: Obviously a fugitive from someones garden. … more →
D L Ennis wrote 6 months ago: I built the birdfeeder in this pic from old oak boards I recycled a few years ago and too often the … more →
joilene wrote 9 months ago: I have written these first two posts and a few more drafts successfully…but posts on this topi … more →
D L Ennis wrote 1 year ago: The undertakers shed and museum at the Old City Cemetery, Arboretum, Lynchburg, Virginia… 2008 D L E … more →
jennbenn wrote 1 year ago: Living in the south, it is a well known fact that Gallica roses do not do all that well here. Typic … more →
roselady wrote 2 years ago: Do you want your roses to shine? Are your blooms non-existent, lack luster, or few and far between? … more →