Opps, Mistake in what I told for measurements! The bed is actually 16x6 ft in size!

Instead of moving the tree, can you move the edge of the bed so it isn't right up against the tree trunk, and enlarge the bed so the tree is part of the bed, anchoring that end of it?

I like Irene dsc's advice of incorporating the tree into the bed since it is a dwarf. I can see the fountain in the back corner too. What colors are your HT roses?

Also, if you'd like to ever get rid of your teeter-twirl, I'll take it! I've been looking for one of those on ebay for quite awhile now.
Annabeth

I can't move the dwarf cherry or change the shape of the rectangular bed, but I think I have it worked out nicely. I have a backdrop of a large wooden trellis for some edible climbing beans. My grandkids are painting a couple of bright birdhouses to go on the wooden trellis. I am including a curved wroght iron cone-shaped trellis for pink scarlet-runner beans. I have a blue delphinium grouping and baby's breath intermigled with the pink, white and lavendar roses. I am getting a small cobolt blue tiered fountain as the focal point. It sounds like a lot of stuff, but actually it is fitting in perfectly with plenty of space for everything. It will get lots of sun and I put in a great soil mix for the entire bed. It has taken lots of hard work, and yes some cash, but is going to be totally georgeous! I will post photos as it progresses if anyone is interested!