Make lists! Something will surely fail or die.....

Plant some in very large pots and position them in sunny locations on your driveway, sidewalk or patio, or build a strong scafold that would raise them high enough for the sun to reach.

Karl's right. Until you have gone vertical, you haven't exhasted all the possibilities. Have any big trees or walls that you could use? How about roses on pillars at the backs of the beds. Maybe there's a shed that's waiting for a rambler coverd roof. You aren't fooling us- there has to be room for more roses. If I could build a platform over my roof and grow roses up there I would.

I have about 35 roses in pots. From OGRs, Austins, HTs, Minis, you name it. They survived at least one winter here in pots so they should thrive in your zone. They are arranged all around my patio because that is where I get the most sun. Actually it works out welll. I have them all on those wheeled pot trolleys and can move them around the patio as the season prgresses and the days get shorter so they can still get optimal light.

My goodness! Never thought of going vertical! I had thought of planting tree roses in between my roses though!

I sure to keep you guys posted!

FJ

Whatever you do don't throw away those catalogs! If you did that then you would really be sad as you impatiently wait for the new ones to come. I'm waiting on my new Vintage Catalog now and it seems to be taking forever. I guess they ship groups out at once rather than on demand. Just wait and see how things go with your current roses.

Kate

NEVER enough roses.
When I was an ordering fool, I always ordered 10 more than I had room for. Some how I got them planted each spring.

I was at another GW poster's home..she had over 250 roses in a rather small subdivision yard...she's placed them beautifully.

Robert

Do you have any grass left? If so, you have room for roses (think "cottage garden").

Melissa