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There is a sapling growing in the middle of the bush. The owner does nothing--which is testament to the vigor of this rose.
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The town where I live, Northcliffe in Western Australia, was settled by group settlers in 1924. 'American Pillar' was passed around by these early gardeners and many bushes remain. A mile from our house there is an 'American Pillar' in thick bush that is house size. I like the signal that these old roses give, that once people lived and loved on this spot.
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As for my eyes, it doesn't look neglected. At least it looks wonderfull!
Most people grow it as a climber, not as an arching shrub.
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