Can someone make a suggestion of a hardy, disease free light pink climbing rose for zone 8...
Beginner with roses -
Thanks
Climbing roses
I'd suggest new dawn, but you may want to post this in the rose forum, also.
-T
You'd probably like 'Jeanne La Joie'
http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/go/49915/
It's very well behaved and compact.
You can get them at Nor'East miniature Roses.
http://www.noreast-miniroses.com/bin/nemr?category=climbers&pagenum=0&cid=1210341559.301&page=jeannelajoie
Don't let the word mini fool you .. it's not a micro mini which is what most people think when they hear miniature roses.
X
Two suggestions are Climbing Pinkie which is an EarthKind rose and Peggy Martin which is a Hurricane Katrina survivor. Both are extremely hardy and disease free for me in South Texas.
New Dawn.
Hi Lili-
here is the whole thing.
I like yours, too. In fact, I have a garden magazine clipping that I've saved in a scrapbook for years, that had one very similar to yours, only painted white. She had lots of perennials hugged right up to the fencing, and lambs ears at the entrance. The picture was taken with the gate propped open, and it was so inviting. I wanted to step into the picture, lol...
You might look at a cl. Cecile Brunner. Nice little light pink blossoms. Blooms spring to fall, almost indestructable. They can get huge, but they take pruning well.
I have some Peggy Martins, they're beautiful and they grow like crazy but they're not really light pink, they're more like a bright medium pink, like a Zephrine Drouhin.
In fact I planted some Zephys near the Peggys thinking the Peggys would be lighter and it would be a nice combo but they're almost the same color. :[
Here's Peggy, not at her best:
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