'Carefree Marvel' shrub rose started as a small bare root in my garden. It is huge now.
It crowds its neighbors and blocks the garden path.
I knew it needed a good support.
One of the spring windstorms provided the material, madrona's trunk.
Love it!
***Copyright 2012 TatyanaS
A unique and very attractive support, i like it.
ReplyDeleteVery nice!!! Love the monarda and poppies interlaced with the rose.
ReplyDeleteI love it. That is very creative and unique. Thanks for sharing such a good idea.
ReplyDeleteThose poppies look great! What a rosebush!
ReplyDeleteAnd blends in well too!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous idea! I love it... :0)
ReplyDeleteCarefree Marvel, a beautiful rose and also the neigbours Monardas are showy. A good and also nice looking idea to use these trunks to keep the rose of the path.
ReplyDeleteVery creative! I love the rustic look, it blends in without detracting from the rose it's holding up. I can't believe how much is blooming in your garden!
ReplyDeleteSmart! And I love the look of it, too.
ReplyDeleteWhat a marvelous rose! I have a 'Carefree Wonder' but it doesn't look nearly as happy as yours. Love the support system you devised.
ReplyDeleteEco-friendly and frugal support. I like it.
ReplyDeleteI love the natural look of this support always better than metal if you can do it.
ReplyDeleteEileen
Wonderful and clever! What a great idea! I may have to borrow it. :o)
ReplyDeleteWow, your roses and Monardo are doing so well, fantastic September colour.
ReplyDeleteJust discovered you today and am jumping aboard your blog.
That's the perfect solution! I've always admired trellises, chairs and such that are made with twigs and branches.
ReplyDeleteI like this support. Great job, Tanya !
ReplyDeleteGreat job, Tanya !
ReplyDeleteTanya, I have the same problem times 4. How did you get the stakes to stay in the ground through the rain and wind?
ReplyDeleteAleese, we don't have bad winds... Good luck with your roses!
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