After bowling and lunch, we planted the rest of the roses. It took several hours. Like the locations we planted yesterday, the two on the north side (left of the unpaved driveway) were previously planted with something else and were not the Arizona clay I expected. These were the other two GF--Gold Medal and Crimson. In that same area, there is another place we can or cannot plant something. If I find an Arizona rose, it may go there.
Coming from the paved driveway to the front door, there was room for two roses near the "grass," so we placed the Tropicana and Peace (HT) roses there. We started to see more clay--harder and messier digging. The other four HTs--Blue Girl, Queen Anne, Oklahoma, and Gemini--went in the L-shaped bed to the right of the front door (facing the door). This area was very clay-y too.
I'm amazed at how M knows how and what to do to make sure they will be on the watering system. He's very handy to have for his brawn and his brain!
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