Come to my window...

[Quakindude]

Sue, I have some sun in the Spring in on the back fence. Not much though. A little more than summertime. Probably about 4 hours each day.

I have no idea what the name of the rose is in the front. I know it has a mostly white flower with a tinge of yellow to them.

What do you mean by what zone do I live in?

[Blondie]

Originally Posted by whitecree

Nice roses, Sue! I'd hate for you to see what my garden looks like right now (pretty far north, November weather, etc)

My wife just peeked over my shoulder at those pics. Now she's going to going on and on at me all winter about how come I don't plant rose bushes like that for her...

LOL. Tell her that it's a lot of sweat. We happen to have sandy soil here, which is very easy for me to dig in. The hard part is moving the wheel barrow to dump it and putting bagged dirt in the holes.

Originally Posted by Quakindude

Sue, I have some sun in the Spring in on the back fence. Not much though. A little more than summertime. Probably about 4 hours each day.

That's good, so once bloomers would work.

Originally Posted by Quakindude

I have no idea what the name of the rose is in the front. I know it has a mostly white flower with a tinge of yellow to them.

It will drive me nuts trying to figure out it's name.

Originally Posted by Quakindude

What do you mean by what zone do I live in?

USDA Hardiness Zone Finder

Wayside part shade plants
Wayside part shade roses
10 roses for part shade - New Dawn may be able to be substituted for awakening

Gardenweb - shade roses
Plants / roses - part shade

Depending on your zone, you could do a nice mix of plants back there