The east side of my front yard. The sprawling rose in front is Sceptre'd Isle. Molineaux is in front of that first pillar looking white, but you can see how prolific he is in his second year and about 4' at his highest crest in my climate. The red beside him is Lavaglut. Collette is the new climber planted on that first leaning trellis (gotta fix that). Other roses along there include Gemini, Double Delight, Gold Glow, Apertif, two amazing red mini's I piecked up at target, The prince, Golden Celebration and two Mother's Days. The middle trellis has a non rose climber, but that might change and the far left one has an Arabian Jasmine on it and that won't change. It blooms a lot and smells heavenly. There are two columnar apple trees, one is in the picture but blends into the jasmine, the other is further back. Behind that at the end in a five foot alcove between house and fence is a six month old Lady Banks rose. I can't wait to train her over the fence and up the side of the house where the vaulted ceiling has some height for us to work with!
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The east side of my front yard. The sprawling rose in front is Sceptre'd Isle. Molineaux is in front of that first pillar looking white, but you can see how prolific he is in his second year and about 4' at his highest crest in my climate. The red beside him is Lavaglut. Collette is the new climber planted on that first leaning trellis (gotta fix that). Other roses along there include Gemini, Double Delight, Gold Glow, Apertif, two amazing red mini's I piecked up at target, The prince, Golden Celebration and two Mother's Days. The middle trellis has a non rose climber, but that might change and the far left one has an Arabian Jasmine on it and that won't change. It blooms a lot and smells heavenly. There are two columnar apple trees, one is in the picture but blends into the jasmine, the other is further back. Behind that at the end in a five foot alcove between house and fence is a six month old Lady Banks rose. I can't wait to train her over the fence and up the side of the house where the vaulted ceiling has some height for us to work with!