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Hey chickenpiedpiper. Thanks for the info. I do love burning bush, so maybe a dwarf variety. I love rugosas because I have a brown thumb and it is one of the few things (out of hundreds planted bk (before kids) that is still alive. It is not that invasive on our property. I think it must...

Hey that is a great link. I found this site to order some. http://www.antiqueroseemporium.com/extracoldhardy.html Do you have a better source? This place has some of the roses Celeste recommends.

Oh dear. I just looked up their website and they closed. It was the Rosarie at Bayfields. I loved going there in June. They had hundreds of hardy varieties, some vintage. Oh well.

Quote: Apparently she was! And she had the most beautiful daughter. White blond hair with long pigtails. I guess they lived about 7 miles in off the road! There were not alot of women in that area of Alaska.

Hey thanks! Never even thought of thornless roses. I am going to seek and find some. We have an amazing source of roses here in Maine that only sells Roses hardy for our zone. It is amazing how many roses can thrive in the tundra. I will keep this list for spring. Hey, everything I see...

Quote: It makes more sense if you have permanent fence. On mine, I figured if I started having weasel problems it would be really tough to fix/find the problem with roses growing over the fence. And rugosas can get soooo big... Easily 6x6 here. Must be all those minerals, sunshine and...

Our rugosas actually grew very quickly. I was just going to try digging some up and moving them. When one of our flocks free ranged, they loved going under these, but it is true that they are dickens to get if they won't come out. My kids are a good remedy for that. Of course they had the...

We have lots of this around our yard and it seems like it might be one bush the chooks could get some shade from, but not completely destroy. I love rugosa....

I am able to make some improvements on my coop/run this spring after setting everything up last spring. I definitely plan on less free ranging for my chickies this year to make sure they are safe. I am thinking of transplanting some rugosas to give some shade for them. Anyone have any luck...