Pruning your climbing roses is a good way to ensure that your plant will produce flowers and remain strong each subsequent season. If you don’t prune your climbing roses they will inevitably become a tangled mess of branches and they won’t produce an adequate number of flowers. Most people consider this a complicated process but if you follow this guide you can learn how to prune a climbing rose easily. How to prune a climbing…
We reveal 10 of our favourite climbing roses, 6 of which will grow in semi-shady spots of the garden If…
Whether you are looking for a climbing rose to climb up a tree, for a shaded north facing wall or…
Climbing roses for shade and North facing walls Climbing roses, when planted in the right place, make a fantastic display…
When to plant climbing roses Climbing roses are available in many varieties from large thornless growing cultivars, such as the ‘Zephirine…
Many people wonder whether rambling or climbing rose bushes are the same. However, the key differences that make them stand…
Garden obelisks transform your garden into a different dimension as they tower over your flowerbeds, planters, and containers. These obelisks…
There are many, many rose varieties available for you to choose from, roses for every occasion and location whether it’s…
Climbing roses are not self-clinging and because of this, they need support to climb, you can either fix horizontal wires…
Rambling roses are a great variety if you want to quickly cover a fence, a garden structure or a wall.…
