Unsupported climbing rose
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nippstress - zone 5 Nebraska
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How do I make my climbing roses climb?
Comments (8)FIrst, you need to WAIT. If you only planted these roses a month ago, they have not even settled in yet, no matter which roses they are. Make sure they have enough water, and leave them alone. I presume that the new growth you and blooming you are seeing is mostly not terribly long canes that are not terribly big around? When they really decide to climb (which may take many months or a few years), they will suddenly start putting out one or more larger, long canes. Sometimes this frightens people, the canes grow so fast and tall. At that point, yes, to get the most flowers you can GENTLY pull the canes to as horizontal as you can get them without damaging them, and tie the to the lattice. They will put out blooms all along their length that way, instead of just one at the top. Do post pics on here of the bushes and the blooms - someone will probably recognize them. Jackie...See MoreClimbing rose or tall rose bush?
Comments (4)It's not Dr. Huey. Imagine budding with those thorns! Whether it is a climber or just something that wants to be tall doesn't matter. Either way, it will resent hard pruning and sulk. Not pruning it this year is a perfectly valid experiment. It looks big enough that you could also try pruning part of it, and letting the rest do its thing. Something to keep in mind, is that a lot of large roses put out a main June flush, then don't do a great deal for the rest of the year. It is in their genetics, and there isn't much you can do about it....See MoreWhich are your non-climbing roses you trained to climb?
Comments (7)Quicksilver good and I would recommend it, tho it may go over 8’, mine is 6 feet but a young plant still. Not sure if spirit of freedom could be kept at 8 feet, but wow what a lovely rose and it has it all. No spray first year plants in pots here. picture from yesterday Bordeaux cityscape: healthy continuous bloomer that is not a climber but probably could reach 8feet. Mine grew to 5-6 feet on its second year before I cut it down because it was way past where I needed it to be. I bought it as 3 feet tall bush to cover the bottom of my sculpture it and now I have to fight it because I loves to grow very tall. blooms like this all the time, perfect foliage. Blooms don’t burn in full day sun. I do not have a better red....See MoreISO Damascus rose, climbing rose and any English/Antique rose
Comments (0)I am in Flower Mound and have a variety of jasmine to trade. I am specifically looking for light pink/dark pink Damascus rose which is highly fragrant and is used in making rose water. I also love English garden roses that are highly fragrant. If its climbing rose, all the better. Other items in my search list are Brugmansia, Oleander and Clematis. If Damascus rose is available in local nurseries, I would appreciate that tip as well. Thanks...See Morejacqueline9CA
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