I've got a six foot fence in my garden, facing north-west . If I plant
a rose (that I've bought and planted anyway - "dreaming spires" -
supposed to be "vigorous", but at the end of the day only cost me £2.50
at Safeways) = so, if I plant it, shaded by this fence, will it have
the sense to grow up, like a lonicera, hoping for a good time (if it
does it will find lots of light at the top of the fence) or will it
just moulder and fade the way I sometimes feel like doing in my shady
garden?

Lazarus

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Lazarus Cooke wrote in message news:110320042242425959%lazarus@stonecurlewfilms. com...
I've got a six foot fence in my garden, facing north-west . If I plant
a rose (that I've bought and planted anyway - "dreaming spires" -
supposed to be "vigorous", but at the end of the day only cost me £2.50
at Safeways) = so, if I plant it, shaded by this fence, will it have
the sense to grow up, like a lonicera, hoping for a good time (if it
does it will find lots of light at the top of the fence) or will it
just moulder and fade the way I sometimes feel like doing in my shady
garden?

Lazarus

Hello Lazarus ,
There is one thing that you can do,firstly look at the Fence,
is it a panelled job like a lot of suburban houses have?Consider
replacing it with an open Lattice type,maybe reducing the height of
it.that would solve a lot of your problems,much more light would reach
the garden,the plants would
not''just moulder and fade away''...also the extra sunlight would be
very benificial for the SOUL :-)
All the best for now,
John.

Lazarus Cooke wrote in message news:110320042242425959%lazarus@stonecurlewfilms. com...
I've got a six foot fence in my garden, facing north-west . If I plant
a rose (that I've bought and planted anyway - "dreaming spires" -
supposed to be "vigorous", but at the end of the day only cost me £2.50
at Safeways) = so, if I plant it, shaded by this fence, will it have
the sense to grow up, like a lonicera, hoping for a good time (if it
does it will find lots of light at the top of the fence) or will it
just moulder and fade the way I sometimes feel like doing in my shady
garden?

Lazarus

Hello Lazarus ,
There is one thing that you can do,firstly look at the Fence,
is it a panelled job like a lot of suburban houses have?Consider
replacing it with an open Lattice type,maybe reducing the height of
it.that would solve a lot of your problems,much more light would reach
the garden,the plants would
not''just moulder and fade away''...also the extra sunlight would be
very benificial for the SOUL :-)
All the best for now,
John.

Lazarus Cooke wrote in message news:110320042242425959%lazarus@stonecurlewfilms. com...
I've got a six foot fence in my garden, facing north-west . If I plant
a rose (that I've bought and planted anyway - "dreaming spires" -
supposed to be "vigorous", but at the end of the day only cost me £2.50
at Safeways) = so, if I plant it, shaded by this fence, will it have
the sense to grow up, like a lonicera, hoping for a good time (if it
does it will find lots of light at the top of the fence) or will it
just moulder and fade the way I sometimes feel like doing in my shady
garden?

Lazarus

Hello Lazarus ,
There is one thing that you can do,firstly look at the Fence,
is it a panelled job like a lot of suburban houses have?Consider
replacing it with an open Lattice type,maybe reducing the height of
it.that would solve a lot of your problems,much more light would reach
the garden,the plants would
not''just moulder and fade away''...also the extra sunlight would be
very benificial for the SOUL :-)
All the best for now,
John.