Make sure your wallpaper hanger is going to apply a wallpaper primer/sealer before putting up the paper. Shieldz

1) There is nothing at all "wrong" with the OP's installation, nor with the others shown. The window frame itself doesn't not protrude past the exterior wall cladding, that is only the screen frame that does. For sealing and drainage purposes, no issue at all. The only concern is aesthetic which is subjective 2) Two options to address if an aesthetic concern exists were mentioned: pull the window in toward the interior by either removing the nail fins or modifying the framing, or build out the exterior trim. 3) The irony behind some of the "builder grade" comments are that a window that has a "bug eyed" screen track is designed with a 3 1/4" main frame so that it can be used primarily as a "replacement". At minimum, almost all vinyl windows have the screen pushed outward so as not to take up that valuable real estate, and some windows will actually push the outer sash beyond the 3 1/4" frame into the screen track to gain the sash thickness needed for higher end triple pane glass units, in addition to superior strength and insulation. 4) Due to the design of the vast majority of vinyl windows as it pertains to sealing against air leakage, the outer half of the jamb is generally stepped in so that the inner sash can seal against it. The outer sash therefore needs to be reduced in width of the overall unit, meaning that either the sightlines are unequal (if the sash stiles are the same size), OR the stiles are reduced in width to create equal sightlines of glass. Neither is necessarily right or wrong, however the former will prioritize function/performance whereas the latter is really just for looks.

Here in Eastern MA, I had all the roses die to the ground. I wasn't sure for awhile whether they would come back, but they all came back from the base and are looking very good right now. I pruned them hard to the ground as soon as I saw some initial growth and they threw up more canes from the base. Julia Child is about 2-3ft tall right now and has buds on it. Beverly, which was so vigorous the past two years, has come back but, not like gangbusters. some of the top leaves look a little limp some days. The shine on the leaves is just not there. But I see that they finally pushed out a few buds. I have Savannah and that came back but is barely a foot tall so far and no buds on it yet, but it did push out a very good framework of canes that will make a nicely shaped bush if it continues to grow well. Prairie Sunrise really needed to be cut back to the ground any way, and it has pushed out about 5 new canes and has buds that are almost ready to open. I have climbers in the back, but I had planned on cutting them to the base because the fence they were climbing on is being replaced this summer, so I didn't have the chance to notice if they had a lot of die back. So I am happy, but, definitely a much smaller display of flowers expected this year. I just hope we don't have a repeat of this next year, so they can regain the height and generous amount of blooms they've given us the last couple of years.

I don't see the post. It must be in Houzz La La Land. Just based on what Brad commented, it must have had terrific pictures. I hope you will post those again. Debra