Pink climbing rose for TN
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Pink and/or Crimson Climbing rose for balustrade
Comments (11)About to suggest Viking Queen, but see you've already ordered it for an arbor. Believe it would be lovely on your balustrade. www.helpmefind.com/rose/l.php?l=2.6064.0&tab=1 Rosarium Uetersen aka Seminole Wind might be another pink climber to consider. www.helpmefind.com/gardening/l.php?l=2.5462.3&tab=1 Both grow easily in this no spray hot & humid growing season garden just a zone higher than yours. For the reds, look into Fields of the Wood/Rhode Island Red www.helpmefind.com/rose/pl.php?n=5204&tab=1 and Illusion www.helpmefind.com/rose/l.php?l=2.3368.0&tab=1 I've not grown these, but others speak highly of both. When checking a rose on HelpMeFind, pay more attention to Member Ratings & Comments (including those with the Photos) than the Description page, since you'll often find a rose described as having "scattered later bloom" rated Excellent on that score by members. Your garden setting sounds enchanting. Welcome to the forums!...See MoreMy 90 yr old Grammy wants to replace..thornless climbing rose... pink
Comments (2)I am far from an expert but what about Seven Sisters? I have read it blooms once but also that it blooms all summer in some zones, so I am not sure about that. Otherwise it seems like it might be a match....See MorePink Climbing Rose
Comments (11)Gorgeous! I want to grow John Davis so bad, I bought one two years ago but it was so slow to get going. No blooms first year, a couple blooms second year and now I moved to a new house and starting all over. I need to learn patience. Your picture makes me want to purchase it again!...See MoreHas anyone grow Pretty In Pink Eden climbing rose in shade?
Comments (3)I am in coastal Southern California, Huntington Beach. My Eden was planted 1 1/2 years go, has only 4 hours of sun and in the second year in April had a flourish of about 60 flowers but has not produced more than 2 blooms and this is the end of August. I would give it more time, perhaps a year or more and she may surprise you when her roots are established....See Moredianela7analabama
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