Pacific Northwest Gardening: Landscape roses for the PNW, 1 by kosk0025

kosk0025 wrote:
Yes, they bloom all summer and most of fall. One thing, though---I was going for more of a pastel look, and Pink Drift is very pink---kind of petunia pink, I would say. (not magenta, just very lipstick pink), so that is changing my concept slightly. Mine are interplanted with tons of Walker's Low catmint, similar look to lavender! So, we really are on the same wavelength with our sloped areas! I'd love to see pics of yours! Slopes are a big challenge. Next year, I'll add some pink heathers to the slope, as well. In summer, I also have a lot of coreopsis moonbeam (pastel yellow) mixed in. Spring will still be bringing blooms from more creeping phlox and lots of lithodora grace ward. Attached is another photo of different area of the slope. wisteria on the arbor.