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What about . . . something evergreen like a dwarf conifer so maybe even a small yucca then underplanted with brightly coloured annuals. That way you get to have potted shrubs all year round with extra splashes of colour in the summer. |
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i got connifers already, i like them,e asy to keep lol |
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Emma, not sure what you mean by patio roses? Ones I'm growing are own-root plants, not grafted; they are older varieties, not modern hybrid teas...I don't know how to post a link to another site, but if you enjoy roses, suggest you Google Heirloom Roses...you'll love the pictures, I bet...my 3 are from there; lovely healthy looking plants when they came last year, and bloomed beautifully...I love David Austin's English roses: crosses with older varieties like Centifolia, Bourbon, etc. to bring the old fashioned fragrance & hardiness with the colors of modern roses. Do let me know if you look at that site & what you think!!  |
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Dandysmom Patio roses tend to be minature roses they usually have loads of very small roses on them. I will see if I can find some links  |
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Thanks for the link! Enjoyed the pictures; apparently patio roses are larger than miniature, but smaller than standard...didn't know that! May check my Heirloom Roses site & see if they have any. |
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