The Rose Garden in Summer, Part I: A Walk Down the Brick Path of a 15' x 30' Rose Garden in a Sloped Suburban Backyard

Can a home gardener have a rose garden? If you have ever asked yourself that question, my answer is an unequivocal yes. Inspired by the Cranford Rose Garden at the Brooklyn Botanical Garden, I knew that I could fit a lot of roses into a small space, which I have endeavored to do in this 15' x 30' strip of a sloped suburban backyard. In this post (Part I), I'll take you on a short little walk up and down the brick path. In the next couple of days, I'll endeavor to sort through the close-ups of the individual roses and try to post at least some of them.
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A view from the Cutting Garden looking down towards the Children's Garden

A view of the upper right side from the Cutting Garden as you walk down towards the Children's Garden
A view of the upper left side as you walk up from the Children's Garden towards the Cutting Garden

A view of the lower left side from outside the Rose Garden
A view of the tuters in the middle of the right side from outside the Rose Garden

A view of the lower right side as you walk down towards the Children's Garden
A view of the lower left side as you walk down towards the Children's Garden

A view of the lower left side as you walk up to the Cutting Garden

A view of the lower right side as you walk up to the Cutting Garden

A view from the Children's Garden looking up towards the Cutting Garden

A view of the lower left side from the Children's Garden looking up towards the Cutting Garden

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Related Posts: Some of the Roses in the Cutting Garden; Creating the Rose Garden; The Rose Garden in Spring and Summer; and Index of Rose Photos