Climbing+Roses

=Climbing Roses =

Climbing roses are a best way to bring colour and charm to bare wall, fence or arch. Climbing roses produce main canes and side shoots the main canes are the backbone of a climbing rose, the side shoots produce the flowers.

The following are characteristics of Climbing roses:

· G row much longer and more flexible than the normal (“bush”) forms.

· Climbing roses grow anywhere from 8’-20’ in height.

· Technically a separate class, lumped together with climbing roses.

· Some roses can be uses for tea, oil, and fragrance purpose.

· Climbing roses can be train to cover the structure and prune to encourage side shoots.

· Easier to prune back dead canes.

· Best to tie or clip the canes for support.

· Good for fence and cottage designs.

Researched by: Rakesh Kumar Edited by: Phillip Neal

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