There are hundreds of buds and blooms on the arch these days thanks to the severe prunning that we did to it a few weeks back.
The rose is a NOID one. Not that I forgot its name but in here, you don't rarely have the correct botanical name for any plant.
But who care if you have such beauty!
4 comments:
Lovely lovely pink roses. I can practically smell their fragrance! Do they bloom only in spring or do they rebloom later?
Hi,
I just found your blog a few days back and am so happy I did. The rose arch is very beautiful. I too have a rose creeper but there are no roses? Any special tips? How far do you prune the rose plant?
Thanks
Patricia
Kris, this rose variety re-blooms whenever they put out new growths on their own or with my "helping" :-)
Patricia: I usually cut the branches all the way back, leaving only two-three leaf nodes. I learnt they would grow thicker stems and look more compact that way.
Oh, BTW, thanks for visiting my blog, Pat.
I love your cottage home and the English garden. And the bicycle in the foreground make the photo looks like a scene from a manga. Beautiful!!!
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