Wow wow wow!!! I can’t imagine ever having that many blooms. You’ve done a fabulous job. What is the fifth one down?

Wow! What’s the pink one flowing everywhere? It’s beautiful! You have really done a good job..

I love what you have done... it is ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL.... I too would like to know the pink rose that drapes and is covered in roses.

Thanks for sharing - again just stunning!!!

@sharon2079 @Rpnwz8a @oursteelers 8B PNW

hi it’s Peggy Martin

I aspire to reach this level of blossom-laden heaven one day! You've created a paradise. It's stunning; excellent job growing these beauties.

What is the pink climber that is adorning your deck? She is INCREDIBLE.

And I love how you share all of the before photos. It is amazing to see the transformation!

Thanks for sharing!

@mattgrowsflowers PA z6 thanks so much. it is gorgeous. that is only one bush. And it goes all the way to the drive way entrance.

You've created a flower masterpiece!! A MASTERPIECE!!! :) Having that many blooms is an impossibility for me...so it's WONDERFUL to see what you've created!!! I'm so happy!

You have a lovely home!

Thank you for such a sweet comment @rosecanadian . I know what you mean. I lived in Essex Junction/ Vermont for 4 years and I grew several Canadian Roses. They were gorgeous but the blooms were intermittent and they didn’t have a wow factor. Then I planted a row of David Austin Crocus roses thinking they would be annuals and OMG! they were in constant blooms and people would knock at my door to ask their name and take pictures of my front yard. People would stared at my garden forever. While I’ve lost few of my Canadian roses, the Crocus would come back year after year and they would not die back to the ground. Obviously they were a mid size bush, but for Vermont it were ginormous. However, here in Maryland they grow bigger and better.

Janaina, beautiful garden and gorgeous roses. Love all of them. Helen

It’s all so lovely, thanks for sharing!

I have no words besides spectacular, mind-blowing gorgeous!!! Truly spectacular. I'm yelling it now!!!.Do you spray? Please make me feel better and tell me you do! LOL! I don't even notice any limbs askew.You must pinch yourself everyday.

I'll try not to repeat what vapor has just said, but here I go-- your luscious garden is a spectacular stunner. It all works so well together--house, fence, pergola, and those wonderful roses. Peggy Martin has to be seen to be believed. I think she should get together with Mel's Heritage for a nuclear rose explosion (of beauty, of course). Diane

Well, @Janaina (Zone 6B - Maryland), all I have to say is....please keep sharing more photos of your little slice of paradise. I wouldn't tire of them...I might just get a little jealous ;)

What a delight your garden is! That row of roses and other plants is spectacular. So are your climbers, and how impressive that you created all this yourself. It looks like a very happy and abundant place, full of color and life!

Janaina - Maybe I should move to Maryland. LOL

Wow! Absolutely gorgeous. I love how the roses look so naturalistic.

Your roses and gardens are fantastic! I love your color combinations.

I actually said 'Wow' out loud. No wonder you feel pleased with yourself. And your house is the perfect backdrop. All so very pretty.

@titian1 10b Sydney I don’t have finger prints left and my arms are scratched up. Lol but I have a huge sense of accomplishment. 🙃. Gardening is the only hobby I stuck with. Feels very good.

Wow! I love seeing these before and after pictures. Your garden is absolutely beautiful...the structures, fences, and the house as well as the roses. You have grown these roses to perfection. I love the exuberance of the colors and lush planting. It's all very inspiring! Thank you for sharing it with us.

Wow, what a great job you have done! I can't believe PM is only 3 years old. Mine should be about 5-6 years old by now if I can still find them in my ice hole garden. They weren't tall last year, and die to the ground during the winter. How often do you paint the fences (iron fence and deck fence)? When it's time to paint, can you flip over the roses without cutting them down? Now days when I plant roses I often thinking about property maintenance needs first. Some of the roses I have planted in the past are too close to the deck fence, I'd have to move them before painting it again. It's just a thought. Thanks for sharing these wonderful photos!

so beautiful! I love your garden!!

Enough compliments with exclamation marks have been posted.

I see you are not troubled by deer.

Noteworthy golden beauty.

Thank you for sharing your amazing pictures!! Your garden is a true inspiration to those of us who are just starting out.

@joeywyomingz4b @rifis (zone 6b-7a NJ) @katyajini @summersrhythm_z6a Thank you guys! So many kind comments. That means a lot to me, because like so many of you, I also started gardening recently,5 years ago. Until then, I had never heard of mulch, Mushroom Compost, RoseTone and not even about irrigation system. People here on this forum share what they know and that in itself is wonderful. Anyway, I log into this forum quite often to learn and it’s been awesome and helpful through this quarantine period. The only thing I don't like about having roses is how addictive it is, we always want to have more and how expensive it is to maintain the plants @summersrhythm_z6a I don't paint the banister where the flowers are stuck. We usually paint the deck floor every summer and we don't paint perfectly either. We never painted the iron fence.

wow they are beautiful. I dream of growing roses that vigorous and large. Love it and a beautiful setting to accompany them.

jjpeace - me too! Can you imagine?? :)