Thursday, June 18, 2009

Tausendschon (1906) or Thousand Beauties Rambler Rose on the Fort in the Walled Garden

On the side of the fort in the Walled Garden, I have a clematis, Fragrant Spring, and a rose, Tausendschon, growing together on a trellis. The clematis blooms a couple of weeks before the rose, which you can see here.
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Related post: How to Build a Children's Playhouse (the Fort)
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6 comments:

  1. Debra Howard11:44 PM

    I just love pink roses! Yours if very beautiful and to get the benefit of a rambler too.
    Debbie

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  2. lynn'sgarden6:35 AM

    Such a pretty soft shade of pink on this rose! And that holyhock next to it..can't wait to see that in bloom!
    Lynn

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  3. Phillip Oliver9:24 AM

    This is one of my favorites, I just wish it bloomed more than once.

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  4. the inadvertent farmer12:56 PM

    So sweet and lovely! Kim

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  5. sweetbay3:56 PM

    I have enjoyed seeing your roses. They are lovely!

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  6. Caroline9:59 PM

    Gorgeous roses. Surely I can squeeze a couple more in my little yard...?

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