Planting and training your climbing rose

Owner Ben Hanna describes how to decide the number of roses to plant per trellis, along with tips about pruning for maximum coverage.

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[peterdenness]

really liked the part about lateral and main canes, to the point. good work

[deonj]

Great video. I like videos that get right to point, all the do's and don't's in a short amount of time. Thank you.

[gilabola]

Never thought about putting the main laterally. What a great tip!!!!

[tmc]

GREAT VIDEO!! You're a great teacher! Thank you so much for this!!

[icareyou]

I just ordered a climbing Aloha and watched the planting video on your website and now this one. I learned a lot. Thanks!

[badkitty]

I just got a DA climber & of course the main canes are cut for shipping. Well in this video I learned you're never supposed to cut your main cane. So am I just waiting on the new main canes to grow up from the ground now? I wish you could do a video on the this aspect of having a climber, as in what to expect & do the first few years.

[hchayes]

Great to the point video. We are creating a privacy fence (S) in our backyard using a screen type trellis, painted dark ( Black, emerald green, brown) and a color variety (White, reds, orange, pink) of climbing roses. The more mature /bigger sized gallon containers from the nursery the better. This is a great plan for soil that is clay hard pan from your original contractor's construction; even if you spent money on new fill dirt, top soil etc to create flower beds (Raised or not). Roses attract a variety of wild life in your backyard also. And are pretty much no care.

[HappyGardening]

Excellent video explained...
Thanks for sharing

[ryeshaibeato]

you mention not to deadhead the main cane, when the roses of the main cane are spent do we just leave it?

[cooperbrown]

I just bought two of these plants today and I am planting them tomorrow. Great information, thank you.

[thesummerland]

so helpful, ty! excited to be receiving climbing rose soon, such beauty

[johanconradie]

the very best tie to use is insulated electric inner cable: wont ever break or rust and can be easily coiled! to perfection. just ask neighbours or friends or family for their unused electric appliance cords and cut open and cut in 20cm handy lenghts. thank you.

[khalekichambo]

That was very useful for me, glad to bump into this. Thank you

[trevorwilliams]

Thank you for making this guide. I'm about to attempt to cover a 10m fence with roses.

[intanbaharuddin]

❤Thank you for the tips ya😊l bought a climber, # Nahema & can't wait to train it up my L -shaped wall😊

[SM-cdew]

Loved it. Found this vid very useful. Thank you :)

[renato]

Muito bom, informações úteis bem direto ao ponto

[myterracegarden]

Beautiful informations beautiful flowers osm 👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌

[chelongogan]

Great !!!! 🌹 🥀 🌹 💐 🌹 💐 🏵 🥀 🌹 💐 🏵 🥀 🌹 💐

[SM-lxws]

Thanks for the vid. Do we not deadhead flowers on the main cane then ????