I just came home from a business to trip to find those cucumber beetles had destroyed a bunch of my rose blooms, so they can be quite damaging! I’d post pictures, but they are really icky. They attack all rose flowers, but are especially partial to the yellow/orange/copper range...Julia Child , Just Joey, Westerland, they turned Granada flowers into rainbow Swiss cheese :( I spent the morning knocking them into soapy hot water...they did not enjoy their steam bath! It took hours but I think I got the great majority of them. Then I sprayed all the new growth with neem, and will monitor if they’re gone. I also bought sticky yellow bug sheets from Amazon, 1 day free (emergency) delivery! Lilyfinch, your blooms are really beautiful, I do agree you should break out that neem.

Everyone thanks for chiming in on what this Mystery rose could be!!! I am looking into the Tiffany now. There are three different roses that were planted on the trellis. Two little climber varieties and 2 of these Hybrid Tea pink ones (as I get the same beautiful pink Hybrid Tea on each side). Here is a picture of the trellis and you can see how far it goes up. This was taken years ago and actually the bushes are much more established now and the little climber varieties are intertwined with this Hybrid Teas. I am thinking next year of taking it into the Rose Society here in Portland where there are some amazing Rosarians who love nothing more helping people figure out what they might be growing.

I had 2 that looked dead as could be. I went to shovel one out and noticed the new growth and I am surprised how quickly they take off. What’s weird is that my wife’s apricot and cream hybrid tea stayed green the entire winter and the canes were small in width. My climber had thick canes and when I unwrapped it, the canes were black all the way down to about 3” off the ground. If your in Michigan or around it I think we got to -25 a couple of times. It was crazy cold this last winter.

I don't have pics, but the construction is pretty simple: Just a sheet of polycarbonate in between a wood frame on the inside and outside, plus some trim, handles, hinges. Sealed with silicone. In the pics, each of the 4 panels is 1 polycarbonate sheet; there are 2 polycarbonate sheets per sash and 2 sashes total. There is vertical trim covering the gap between the sheets in each sash, and another piece of vertical trim that covers the gap between the sashes (which is attached to only 1 of the sashes, so the sashes can be opened independently). There's regular household weatherstripping to block the gaps around the edges of each sash.