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looking for a climber for a hot wall
Hello rose lovers
I live in South of France (close to Toulouse) and have a garden since 3 years ; about 40 roses (bushes), mostly old varieties and a few David Austin's roses which surprisingly to do very well in my climate. This winter I'd like to install a climber on the south facade of the house but can't decide which one, so I'd appreciate your suggestions. The wall is white, 2,5 m tall, 8 m large, so should be a small/medium climber . it's exposed to sun from 10 am to approx 4 pm, so quite hot. this wall is also close to a busy area, so the climber should not be too invasive ; summers here are pretty hot and dry here, while in winter the temperature can be as low as -10°C. I was thinking of 'Gloire de Dijon', or 'Souvenir de la Malmaison climbing', but I'm not sure it they will tolerate such a hot exposure (because of the white of the wall) so I'd appreciate advice from gardners living in similar climate. Color should be white, pale yellow, apricot, pale pink, or anything that will note fade in these conditions. and repeat flowering...! how about Austin's for this purpose ? A friend gave me a cutting of Cecile Brunner in its climbing version, but I'm afraid it's too invasive for this little wall, and some say it flowers only once in the season, what do you think ? Thanks ! Oli (St-Cricq, France) |
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