Sherry,
My Susan Wms Ellis grows in typical Austin shape, which is long pieces sticking out here and there, leaves clear to the ground, very full. Blob shape. Does that help?
Lyn, Sweet Chariot sounds like such a wonderful rose. I've seen it pictured in many of my rose books, and everyone raves about it, but I can't seem to find it for sale anywhere? It is highly rated, and it seems to me that it would sell well, so why aren't the nurseries promoting it?
Wouldn't Sea Foam look cool grafted to a tall trunk? I'm thinking it would look like a flowering weeping cherry, except it would bloom for 7 months instead of 2 days!
