Constant vigilance via a hoe, flamer, or herbicide application.

You want one of us to come over and help?

https://www.houzz.com/photos/garden-spaces-traditional-landscape-new-york-phvw-vp~3417617 That photo has been shown several times as the classic white picket fence with pink (Heritage) roses. https://www.houzz.com/photos/family-pool-traditional-landscape-manchester-phvw-vp~100429 There is another beautiful bed with a white picket fence. I would take the person's advice and not wind the roses through the fence as it does make it a problem for pruning. I have had my vinyl fence for probably 10 years and it never needs anything done to it other than a good scrubbing in the spring. A small shrub rose planted in intervals would work great. Roses can sometimes have "naked knees" during the summer months so planting other plants around them will help to hide those times. Another pretty rose would be Pretty Jessica or if you want a deeper pink/red, Munstead Wood also would work (I think--I am in a very different plant zone than you are). This is Munstead looking rather pink on that hot summer day. In cooler weather he is almost a velvet deep burgandy red. A very young Pretty Jessica--not the best picture of her

Oh Lordy...I have been making pine needle baskets for about 9 months and it's TOTALLY taken over my life! I do just about every craft imaginable, but they've all been set aside in favor of my pine needling! They're really quite easy to make and you can find LOTS of YouTube videos to show you how to make them. Just find long-needle trees and start gathering from the ground under the tree! By long, I mean 10 to 12 inches. Shorter needles can be used, but they're not nearly as nice to work with. There are people online selling pine needles if you can't find any in your areas.