Baldwin, Long Island (zone 7a) gardeners installed 8-foot arbor, wanted colorful climbing rose (red/pink/apricot/yellow), low maintenance, reblooming, half-day sun.
6-7 hours = industry minimum. Half-day = poor performance. Most roses need dawn-to-dusk sun. Arbor MUST get full sun. If not, reconsider location or plant type.
Brookville Nurseries (Old Brookville, Northern Blvd/25A) – Viette sisters farmstand. 80 years experience. Ask for Rose or Teresa. Handshake deals. Best selection on LI.
German precision, sharpen once/5 years, sweat-powered, superior cut. CleanAirGardening.com. Great Father's Day gift!
Visit Teresa and Rose—they'll match you with the perfect climber for your arbor!
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