Rosa 'Climbing'
Climbing rose
Common names: Rambler rose, Climbing rose
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Description
Climbing roses cover rose arches, pergolas and house walls with long, flexible canes and lush flowers. Frequent‑blooming varieties such as 'New Dawn' provide continuous blooms from June until frost, while once‑blooming rambler types concentrate a spectacular display in June. Companion planting with lavender or garlic keeps them healthier.
Care instructions
Plant the climbing rose in autumn (October, week 43) or spring at a sunny, airy spot with deep, fertile soil. Tie the main canes horizontally to the trellis to encourage abundant flowering. For frequent‑blooming types, prune in spring (March, week 12) and remove spent blooms continuously. Water in the morning at the root zone so the foliage stays dry and powdery mildew is avoided.
Pruning
Companion planting
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