I love purple & blues with anything yellow, gold & orange/peach/apricot so I planted my new Warsaw Nike clem with Autumn Sunset climbing rose. This past summer was my first year with both, should be awesome when they both do their third year 'leap'. And, they bloomed together, I did something right!

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Absolutely gorgeous, Sue! I can't wait until my clems are established enough to put on such a glorious show. Thanks for sharing! =)

CalifSue, I absolutely love that color combination . . .

Found ya! Beautiful!

What a beautiful Cubit Sue!!

hmm I have Autumn Sunset and I was thinking of what to pair it with. I like the combo.

It is a beautiful cubit arejay59 but it's not mine, it's Blissfulgarden's, I just happened to start this thread . Evey has done an awesome job with special coding, I hope I can get her to eventually help us over on the Rose Cubit with a few simple features. Love the right side vendor links!

Silly Sue, of course I'll help you and Zuzu. Shoot me an email about what you want to do. =)

Oh Evey you are poet too!!

I don't normally just post an LOL, but that really is the best response here, Robin... LOL!

Thanks for the early morning giggle. =)

Sometimes a good chuckle is all there is.

And other times a deep side splitting belly laugh followed by a good cry works wonders!

Westerland with unknown clematis on other side of trellis.

Ohhh, that is stunning! I have a new Westerland and will be adding a clem to it soon. Thanks for sharing that shot!

Oh, that's just lovely!

I agree Sue - those colours really pop when they are put together! I can't wait to see your third year leap as well! How exciting!!

And Now I am having a good cry those are beautiful mine will never grow so tall as the snow will come and fall all over them!!

Robin, check out the photos of some of our northern folks... many of them have beautiful climbers throughout their gardens! Perhaps some of them can give you some tips on how they keep their climbers viable during the snowbound months. I'm sure it can be done, but I've never grown roses in an extremely cold environment. The clems will do fine though, as we all are pruning with the same guidelines and starting from scratch each spring!

I cant see my clems yet there is still a foot or more of snow. I am hoping they will return with the spring!!