The Rose Path
Links to sections below: Climbers Wild Rose Species Old Shrub Roses Shrub Roses Back
1 View against the fjord Braviken Rosa'Mme Plantier' and 'Rosa Mundi'
The path stretches from the lane by the sea-shore 85m along the southeast boundary to the street on the other side of the garden . The "rose-path" proper starts when you have passed the house into the back-garden area. It has a wooden fence to the neighbours and pergola posts on the other side of the path. I also grow some Clematis there and lots of different perennials such as Astilbe, Geranium, Campanula and bulbs in springtime
2 Campanula lactiflora
Climbers	4 Rosa 'Aglaia'
3 Rosa 'Aglaia'
5 Rosa helenae		6 Rosa ‘New Dawn’
7 Rosa ‘Golden Showers’
Wild Rose Species
8 Rosa pimpinellifolia var. altaica Mingling with a few sprays of ‘Frühlingsgold’
9 Rosa sericea ssp. omeiensis f. pteracantha. This shrub is in Sweden called “the barbed wire” rose. I used it on the slope beside the entrance to the basement, and it was very effective against unwanted traffic!
10 Rosa hugonis
11 Rosa moyesii
12 Rosa moyesii
Old Shrub Roses
13 Rosa gallica ’Versicolor’ (Rosa Mundi)
14 Rosa gallica ‘Complicata’ A plant I raised from seed.
15 Rosa x alba ’Maiden’s Blush’
Shrub Roses
16 Rosa ’Nevada’
17 Rosa ’Frühlingsgold’ (Kordes 1937)
18 Rosa ’Maigold’ (Kordes 1953)
19 Rosa ‘Golden Wings’ (Shepherd 1956)
20 Rosa ’Heidelberg’
21 Rubus odoratus
22 Rubus odoratus
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Created : 21 January 2002 Last update: 18 March 2010 File: Vera_Garden_Rosepath.htm
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