ha ha its funny you mentioned burning bush, that is exactly what I was thinking. The juniper ground cover sounds nice, I would also add a couple of blueberry bushes in there if its not highly visible if you like blueberries. I personally think a large trellis there with a climbing rose would look spectacular, and would hide the window extension, radon tube, and the meter, killing all three birds with one magnificent stone. You could then compliment the color with 3-5 rose bushes near the burning if they have the same bloom time.

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Nice balled truss birdgardner. It's an elipidote rhody (small leaved). Could be any of any number of possibilites. Could be Macopin or Pioneer Silvery Pink or PJM Olga or............

Thank you, every one for the nice comments.I am soon going to have to repot "SECRET" to a new pot.Its in a big plastic tub.Well,its one of them plastic tubs that walmart sells,and has rope handles on it.They sold for $ 4,00 each when I had bought 4 of them.Regular big flower pots are expensive,so I bought these tubs,and drilled a bunch of holes in the bottom for drainage and decided to put this rose in one.Its been in the tub for almost 7 yrs,and now its tearing up,so it will need a new home very soon,and I will probably have to find some one to help me get it out of this one and put it in a new one. BETH: No I am still bothered with deer coming to eat up everything they see.I have just been lucky that the spray that I spray them with,is on them when the deer comes to eat them.A lot of times it rains at night and washes it off, then the deer is here eating them before I can spray again, but, luck has been here so far this year,and it hasn't rained at night but a few times,and I was lucky the deer stayed away. Jean