http://www.rosetalkaustralia.com/rose-diy-f33/-t1.htm Pillars, Obelisks, Pergolas, Arches, Arbours, rose seats, rose walks, greenhouses, propagators, grafters, stakes, retaining walls, drainage, raised beds, chain or rope slings... Growing roses brings out the D.I.Yer in us! Sun, 01 Aug 2010 10:14:52 GMT 10 http://i63.servimg.com/u/f63/13/33/54/62/rttitl10.jpg http://www.rosetalkaustralia.com/rose-diy-f33/-t1.htm http://www.rosetalkaustralia.com/rose-diy-f33/knackered-t887.htm Balinbear Mass renovations of the garden happening at present. After taking the trees out a couple of months ago things have had to be changed. I hired a turf cutter this weekend and man, pushing (well not quite pushing more like struggeling to keep it in a straight line while going up a hill with a slide slope) that thing takes it out of you. Bobcat and trench digger (for some ag drains) coming in next weekend (i hope) to do a bit of cut and fill to level out a bit of the garden. Then there are stairs ... Rose D.I.Y. Sun, 01 Aug 2010 10:14:52 GMT http://www.rosetalkaustralia.com/rose-diy-f33/knackered-t887.htm#7962 http://www.rosetalkaustralia.com/rose-diy-f33/knackered-t887.htm http://www.rosetalkaustralia.com/rose-diy-f33/simple-stand-for-weeping-roses-t754.htm Balinbear Here is a simple one for weeping roses. I don't have a drawing for it but I will see what I can do. Adelaide D'Orleans (usually has more flowers than this but it shows what you can do with a post and a few bits of scrap timber)) We also have Alice Garnier (no photo unfortunately) growing on one and it its superb when she flowers. Have to keep her under control though as she tends to head out across the garden. Rose D.I.Y. Mon, 22 Mar 2010 22:31:06 GMT http://www.rosetalkaustralia.com/rose-diy-f33/simple-stand-for-weeping-roses-t754.htm#6761 http://www.rosetalkaustralia.com/rose-diy-f33/simple-stand-for-weeping-roses-t754.htm http://www.rosetalkaustralia.com/rose-diy-f33/gary-s-rose-obelisk-t752.htm Simon Thinking about the photos Gary showed of his obelisks I decided to make some plans to build some myself. It's a little harder to do than it looks when all the angles are considered, so instead of placing the rungs of the obelisk on teh outsdie I decided to attach them within the uprights. I found the angles easier to picture this way. Close up of the rungs and their angles: Close up of the apex: The apex is formed around a square profile length of timber 18.7cm long. You ... Rose D.I.Y. Mon, 22 Mar 2010 13:02:37 GMT http://www.rosetalkaustralia.com/rose-diy-f33/gary-s-rose-obelisk-t752.htm#6757 http://www.rosetalkaustralia.com/rose-diy-f33/gary-s-rose-obelisk-t752.htm http://www.rosetalkaustralia.com/rose-diy-f33/free-file-host-t753.htm Simon mediafire.com /]]> Rose D.I.Y. Mon, 22 Mar 2010 13:19:46 GMT http://www.rosetalkaustralia.com/rose-diy-f33/free-file-host-t753.htm#6758 http://www.rosetalkaustralia.com/rose-diy-f33/free-file-host-t753.htm