Beautiful!! What about a short trellis in front of the brick wall to bridge the climb to the pillar?

Keep doing creative rose photos and posting them. Your talent is amazing the the pictures are fantastic. Also love the pictures of the roses in your garden. I can tell that you are a pro photographer. None of mine every look that fantastic.

Wow! They're beautiful!

I agree a trellis looks better against the wall. instead of a trellis I also use a wire threaded through metal loops that are attached with silicone glue to the brick. You can buy it as a set.

wow , I really want to grow scabiosas now. What variety is that blue one?

They’re beautifu!

Well, I feel relieved that you're pro photographer. Those pictures are magazine worthy. However, you're obviously a natural with flowers because your bouquet is fantastic. My little cutting of TG is just sitting, so I am going to show it your picture and hope it takes heed! Also, I have found it much easier to put the obelisk next to the rose and just train the canes around it rather that putting the rose in the middle.

I love scabosias. They're really hardy too. You have beautiful roses!!! I'm so glad you found us!

@Karen Lynn, thank you! And that is a better idea than the obelisk, I like it. I was wondering if there was a way to somehow pin the roses straight to the wall? It looks like Totoro might have a solution.

@mmmm12COzone5, Thanks so much for those kind words. I will definitely keep sharing tidbits here :) If you are on Instagram and interested, I post photos more regularly there, same account name (without the PA z6 at the end): MainStGarden

Thanks for your comment, @seil zone 6b MI!

@totoro z7b Md YES, that is awesome, that's exactly what I need! What brand are your clips and glue/where did you get them from? I can't seem to find anything. The only solution that I bring up in an online search has to do with drilling into the wall which I really don't want to do.... And yeah, if you like the look you should totally plant the scabiosas, they are flower machines! Extremely long blooming. They are also compact plants, only about 12 inches wide, maybe just a little larger. And only like a foot and a half high at the top of the flowers, with a very airy look. So you can tuck them into places most perennials wouldn't fit. And in addition to this bluish purple they come in pinks and whites (as perennials) so should be a color to compliment or contrast with whatever you've got going in the bed already. As annuals there are a ton more colors too. Can you tell I love them, lol...

@MV - 5b, Ottawa area, ON Canada thank you :)

@Vaporvac Z6-OhioRiverValley thanks for all those kind and encouraging words! That is an excellent tip about putting the roses outside the obelisk. That will make things a lot easier and I can definitely put the obelisk up next spring if I do that! Not everything is blooming yet but honestly the TG is my favorite so far. The first few blooms were very low and almost on the ground, hidden a little bit by the top of the bush/other foliage and I didn't notice them, I walked right by them....and then later in the morning I almost gasped when I finally did notice them. I think I may have actually gasped out loud, ha! She is still a baby climber but I'm glad to enjoy these few blooms anyway, can't wait for you to do the same!

@rosecanadian I agree, they're so wonderful. I am going to try and grow a few of the annual varieties next season. I have already been poking around for seeds I'm going to try next year and the seeds are planted this year barely have their first sets of leaves.... Hahaha I think I have a problem now. Gardening seems to have taken over my brain..... Anyway, thanks for the sweet comments! I am glad I found this little community, too. The garden brain people :D

All great, but that last one is fantastic!

I like the last one best also. Well that and the one from the original post.

That's so amazing!! I love your arrangements!

@mmmm12COzone5 and @Vaporvac Z6-OhioRiverValley, appreciate the comments! But oh no, all of my fussing with those tiny phlox petals was in vain. Haha only kidding. I agree with you both though, I particularly enjoyed that one because it looked to me like the bloom form of Westerland (classified as a shrub rose) has some polyantha in it when you look at them so close together like that. I still can't seem to figure out exactly what a "shrub rose" is. Like anything that isn't in another category somehow lands in the shrub rose category?

@pippacovalent sorry I missed your comment somehow, probably was typing my last comment up when you replied. Anyway, thank you!