This is my New Dawn Climbing Rose
Every time I saw a picture in a book of amazing pink climbing roses, it was the New Dawn.
I had to have one!
It is in my back yard and I am training it to run along my little garden fence.
I think this is the fourth year since planting. The first year I almost dug it up and threw it away. Lots of long thorny (huge nasty thorns) canes but no flowers.
I can see it from my windows. The windows face west. I think they get more sun on the outside of the fence because along the fence they are prettiest on the outside.
The next two years the same thing but with a few flowers that rarely opened nicely. The thrips were merciless.
This year I sprayed before buds and gave it a systemic dousing too.
Hate chemicals but I was determined to have pretty roses!
And this is the best year they have had and they are beautiful.
I'm glad I stuck with them.
Hartwood Roses is giving away a New Dawn rose. You should enter today.
Last is a picture of Frog and Toad in the Verbena. See them?
This is my post for Flaunt your Flowers Friday . See Tootsie for more pretty blogs.
I will try to remember to fertilize too!
Your roses are truly lovely!
ReplyDeleteHi Jeannie. I have a New Dawn also and I love the thing when it blooms. The shape of the blooms are so pretty. The only thing I have against it is that it only blooms once with maybe a couple of blooms in the Fall.I wish it bloomed all summer.It does make for pretty pictures too.
ReplyDeleteWhat a spectacular rose and love your fence!
ReplyDeleteWhat a Lovely Rose & such a pretty creamy pink color! They look Heavenly!!
ReplyDeletealoha,
ReplyDeletei love all the roses coming out in your garden today especially those gorgeous whites
thanks for sharing this today
The roses looks so pretty along your fence!
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ReplyDeleteI am so glad I found your blog tonight.
I am linking to the same party.
Come by if you can- my post mentions a wonderful rose food.
I am off to find a New Dawn rose.
Laura
White Spray Paint
See...patience truly is a virtue in gardening. Aren't you glad you didn't yank it out? Your New Dawn looks fabulous in the spot that you picked.
ReplyDeleteOh your roses are so pretty! We are do for a freeze tonight- Spring has not been informed it's time to come to Colorado!!
ReplyDeleteThe piece of fabric on the cushion you mentioned on the comment you left I found years ago at a garage sale. Just a few dollars and it had never been used!!!
thank you for sharing about the rose giveaway!! I am going over now!! oh my just can't say no to a rose!
bee blessed
mary
I am amazed at how tall your roses are! They are beautiful, thanks so much for sharing these pictures Paula from Idaho
ReplyDeleteOh, the roses! I live far enough north that it's a real challenge to grow them here. But I have always heard what a blessing it is to have a thorn bush that has roses. Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteHi Jeannie, Thank You for stopping by Avalon's Garden and signing on as a Follower.Hope to see you on F/F , Have a great week!
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting me and for the lovely comments. And how great that you've actually lived next door to my home town!
ReplyDeleteI love your blog; aren't gardens wonderful!