Harold these climbers are just gorgeous!!!!! Beautiful Roses!!!!

Harold, WWWOOOWWW!!! Absolutely awesome!!! Thank you so much for sharing these with us. Swoon worthy, buddy, just swoon worthy... :-D

Wow, the climbers are so spectacular, Harold!

I can't get my America to Climb-- our zone 5 winters keep killing it to the ground, lol! So it's wonderful to experience its full glory and full height through you, Harold! :D I just looove Climbing America, it always has such beautiful blooms, even though it can BS significantly in my organics garden. And your Climbing America is the most Beautiful of all!

I also remember your Don Juan as being the very first rose photo you showed when you first came to our Rose Gallery. Everyone was soooo impressed! And all your red climbers are blazin'and huge! I bet the tea, Sombreuil, must smell divine!

How I wish I could grow teas in my climate! I absolutely adore the fragrant teas! I have one last attempt (Clementina Carboniera), but will probably murder it the way I murdered poor Mrs. B.R. Cant which I miss so much as well!

Outstanding Harold. Like KG, my America pales next to yours. My problem is not the winter so much as where it's planted. Both America and Stairway have way too much competition for light and food. All your climbers are awesome :-)

AWESOME!

Thanks each and everyone for your inspiring comments I am truly blessed to live where roses bloom for so long each year. My heart goes out to those of you that live in the cold climates and the efforts you have to take to grow your roses. This is the sign of a true rose lover. Again Thanks
Harold

Thanks Harold!

I really, really, really love your Golden Celebration. Mine survives winters, but will never be that huge. Truly spectacular.

All of your climbers are just so beautiful.

Carol

Beautiful, vibrant colors!

Sombreuil looks very elegant.

It's great to see these cultivars flourishing, since several of them were real busts here in the north (High Society and Stairway in particular). I am disappointed that your Dream Weaver is not bigger; is it a younger bush? I had hoped that someday mine here would flourish. Beautiful pictures!