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Flower Carpet rose border - best cominations? (border pic)
Comments (18)Paso, I would say don't be too concerned. Whenever designing either you either stick with masses of standard colors for strong statement in simplicity or you mix in a haromony other colors. There are so many ways to design its limitless. Personal taste will be different among anyone as well. Masses of reds are done all the time with roses around my area and done quite effectively. The trick is to use other plants in the areas you have left that will compliment in color the house and roses but will not replicate either of them. Use blue foliage or dark foliage plants. Ornamental grasses can help well because there are many blue colored ones that will also add a relaxed textural beauty to the rigid mass of red. A Russian sage has bluish foliage and blue flowers and mixes well with red rose masses. I don't know your zone but you could even plant white variegated miscanthus such as Rigoletto to offet the colors. You need bold to go with the bold, don't mix too many colors in remaining areas you have left or they will be lost and clash against the roses. good luck!...See Moreanyone tried this amber flower carpet rose?
Comments (9)Hi Tina I'm glad you posted these pics. I have roses that look just like these, but I grew them from cuttings and the folks who shared them didn't know what their plants' names were. It's good to know your first one is Carpet Rose. I was calling my cuttings "Drifts". And I thought your second pic was a Cracker - it looks just like mine and a lady gave me that name. But I am newer at roses than you. Here's mine I grew from a cutting: And take a look at this one that blooms with two different colored flowers: I took a new pic of it everyday, thinking one of the flowers would fade into the other one's color, but they stayed those colors til they dropped off. I cut that little stem from a neighbor's plant only in January and it bloomed in April. But I don't recall that the parent-plant was multi-colored like that. Perhaps it wasn't even blooming at that time. Oh and here's a pic of the lady's Cracker Rose: Maybe someone can help with the ID of those pink ones. Susie...See Moreflower carpet roses
Comments (2)I planted those one yr. and the next yr. they didn't come back. I'm in Arvada. Not sure what happened but was sure disapointed!! Good luck....See MoreAnyone grow Flower Carpet Roses?
Comments (9)This is great information, rhizo. I do not believe I have seen it in this area...yet. But I am glad to know, so I can be watchful. The church is built of a deep red/orange brick with dark purple undertones. So, although The Fairy is a great rose, I am looking for a rose with a warmer color. I believe the Amber Flower Carpets will be gorgeous with it. I am including a link. What do you think? I know what you mean about coordinating plants with the hardscaping, rhizo. I feel the same way. I am hoping to find a fountain that has a terracotta color....have no idea if such a thing exists, though. There's no hurry on the fountain, but I hope to get at least the entryway landscaping installed before Thanksgiving. We will likely be moving in during the holidays. My husband has pastored this church for 22 years. We moved out to our present site twelve years ago into a multi-purpose building that has a gym which has doubled as our sanctuary. This new building is the permanent sanctuary and more classrooms, a small chapel, and a room that will be suitable for rehearsal dinners and such. The first building was functional. This building is beautiful. Everyone is so excited! Here is a link that might be useful: Amber Flower Carpet Rose...See More- 16 years ago
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