Lovely climber! Every time I see Pinkie, I think I should have one--until I remember I have no open spots left--alas!

Thanks for sharing.

Kate

Renee, what a beauty!!!! I am absolutely speechless. My favorite is the fourth photo.
I am so glad I've got a new plant of Cl. Pinkie!
Marina

OOOH-La-La Renee. Not just Pinkie but the rest of the lushness as well.

I especially love #2 for the garden accents, color, and geometry. Plus I love shots that kind of play peekaboo and add depth with a glimpse into a distant part of the garden. I almost found myself stretching out my neck and cocking my head to try and see where the pathway led after the arch and the lawn. Not to mention the fact that DD adds a lot to any foto ;-)

Magnificent, I love the abundance of blooms.

Renee, I'm so envious! It's absolutely gorgeous. Mine just dwindled and mildewed (it didn't get morning sun). Your garden is really lovely. I hope you post more pictures of it.

Ingrid

Beautiful plant Renee! I love seeing fully mature garden/bush shots! I agree with Marina, my favorite is #4!

Tammy

Ohhhh, GEEEEMINY CRICKET, that is FABULOSA!!!! Pinkie and the garden are so ACE!

Lovely pictures---I love seeing all the different shots.

Florence

Wow!! That's amazing. I'm staggered. Nothing here gets that wonderful.
Carol

Dublinbay,

Don't forget that climbing roses fill the air. All you need is enough space to put the roots down. If crowding is a problem, then put down smaller roots and your climbers will grow.. making their own space. It's good to have plants around the bottom anyway to cover up their feet.

Just my 2 cents.
Xtal