Yours looks outstanding, erasmus! I agree - it looks wonderful either way.

Wow looks great!

Thank you!

Wow! Your TG has unbelievable numbers of blooms! I just planted mine last fall and hope it will look like yours in a few years. Do you think it's easier to train as a climber or is it best to keep shubby?

So lovely! I especially like the softer, creamy, dreamy color.

I like the softer color better too. It's one of my favorite Austins and I guess it's my biggest Austin. Here it is from a little more distance.

Feiy,

Maybe if you started training it while young as a climber it would work but my plant is so shrubby I wouldn't try. Mine is shrubby but the wind has been a problem with it so I can believe that a support could be useful in keeping it where you want it.

Oh my gosh is that ONE TG???? its HUGE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! looks beautiful

Teasing Georgia makes it into more bouquets than any other. It simply always has a bloom and once the Japanese beetles are out I cut every bloom each morning. Love this rose. I have it pillared and it does well. My foliage is a bit pale compared to those beauties above so maybe it needs some extra fertilizer? Also grows well from cuttings.

Thank you! Some say it's pretty disease resistant but mine tends to get some blackspot. No mildew. I'm pretty sure my plant is grafted.