Viking Queen Climbing Rose

Her royal highness, the Viking Queen, will steal your heart away! Soon covers walls, trellises or fences with a rich bounty of large, double pink blooms from June to September. Vivid pink and richly fragrant, this hardy variety is prized for the abundance of bouquets it produces in a summer. The Viking Queen Rose is an energetic climber that can handle the summer heat without fading and can take the winter cold down to -15° below zero without protection. Fast growing. Will begin to bloom within 60-90 days after planting. This top-grade rose is disease resistant, especially to black spot. We send robust two-year plants.

Cheyenne Privet

Nature Hills Nursery

Plant Facts:

Mature Height	6 - 8 feet
Mature Spread	4 - 6 feet
Soil Type	Widely Adaptable
Moisture	Widely Adaptable
Mature Form	Upright
Growth Rate	Fast
Sun Exposure	Full Sun - Partial Sun
Flower Color	White
Fall Color	Insignificant
Foliage Color	Gloss, Deep Green
Zones	4-8

Climbing eden rose

Eden Rose

Awakening Climbing Rose

New Dawn Rose

Climbing Rose

Rose Book

I would heartily suggest that you also buy the book, " Growing Roses in Cold Climates," by John Whitman and Jerry Olson. My mother and I took it right along with us when we went to the nursery and depended on its brutally honest rose reviews to make our final choices.

Leaning Cherub Stone Style Garden Bird Bath - Solar

This beautiful bird bath features a solar panel that charges during the day and then illuminates up from the water at night to accentuate the beautiful angel.This bird bath is made of a resin and marble mix that is designed to be used outdoors. It has all the beauty of stone but without the weight or fragiliy. Measures 23"H 14"W 12.25"D PRETTY CLEVER DECOR.COM

Lilac Tree

Birdbath with Lavender

The birdbath in the center, surrounded by a ring of ornamental but hardy lavender, creates a focal point for the viewer's eye.

Dwarf English boxwood (Buxus sempervirens 'Suffruticosa'). Planted in crushed gravel, this boxwood lends a Mediterranean air to Kelly's garden. "Inspired by Italian gardens and motivated by fatigue, I ripped out a labor-intensive perennial bed and replaced it with boxwood in a geometric pattern," says Kelly. These eminently clippable evergreen shrubs require perfect drainage and prefer partial shade.

Statue with Boxwood

In a small side garden, a low boxwood hedge forms a semicircle to highlight a statue, which is surrounded by fragrant lavender. You could do the same for a birdbath or other focal point. In the background, clipped plantings of tall which add privacy by screening the security fence behind it.

Boxwood

Cheynne Privet

White Arbor

I like this arbor for the front entry, although I wasn't sure that I had wanted round

Climbing Blaze Roses