This is not actually a “rose tree”. I planted a climbing rose under my pagoda dogwood - I may not have realized at the time it was a climbing type, instead of a bush rose. Under the tree, which grows a foot or so a year lately, it has been shaded. But nature finds a way, and its top tendrils have climbed up to find the sun. My initial reaction, as the branches between the rose and tree were weaving together, was to cut the rose back. But why? Let it find the sun! I like it!
In other news, I have roses everywhere. It’s a good year for them!
gorgeous!
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