How to train Climbing Roses
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- Опубликовано: 14 сен 2019
- One of the things we have learned in our journey with many plants is how to train climbing roses. Through experience and research we bring to you the best way to train your climbing roses for maximum bloom growth.
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Would love to see an update on how they bloomed over the past 2 years!
You have explained this so well. The part about why we want to have them growing horizontal. Thank you. I’ve watched other videos and they just tell you to have them horizontal. But you actually explained why. Very helpful for this person who is a first time rose grower :)
Thank you very much for your kind comments. We appreciate it very much.
Hey! I just replanted a 10-year rose today and this video helped me so much! I was a bit scared since it was my first time training such a large rose to this trellis, but I just remembered your instructions, and it was gucci!
Imagine when they’ve grown all over and they start to bloom ... wow that’s going to look beautiful Angie and Ambrose ... thank you for sharing the way you did this, I think it’s a great way
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Oh we can imagine how beautiful it’s going to look. Can’t wait. Thank you so much for stopping by. 💚💚💚💚💚💚
This video is Perfect!! I. didn't understand what was happening with my climbing rose and now I know how to solve the problems. Thank YOU! I love your channel and will definitely be following!!
Thank you so much for sharing how to do this!
Very helpful and clearly explained. Thank you!
Excellent video! I really appreciate how you explain why you are doing what you are doing while you do it. Helps me to remember what to do while I’m in the field!
This was very helpful information. Thank You! im excited to get some climbing roses in my garden now
Thank you!!! Definitely! Roses are so rewarding. Let us know if you plant some. 😃💐💚💚💚💚💚💚
Thank you for that teaching can't wait to see the results.
Thank you so much for watching and we cannot wait for them to put in a show next spring. 💚💚💚💚💚💚
My roses are coming in September I don't know if I'd be able to do this right away but I love the idea! I'm trying to hide myself on my front porch LOL awesome tips thx!
Awesome video - Thank You
Thank you! Very informative! 🌹
I just found your channel, and I kid you not, I literally just watched a video on training climbing roses with close to a million viewers. Unsatisfied, I found this one, and YOUR video is WAY more informative and with better camera work and visual quality. Not sure why, but I'm getting military vibes, lol? Anyway, just subscribed!
Hello! Welcome to Garden Obsessions! So glad you found this video helpful. Makes us really happy to read your comment 🙏. Military vibes is right! We are a Military family hubby is a Marine. Thank you so much for watching! 💐💚💚💚💚💚
I agree, so helpful!
SUPER HELPFUL!! Thank you!!
Oh thank you! I struggle with this!
Very Helpful! Thank you.
Way to go guys!!!! Congratulations on the well over 1,000 views! Such an exciting milestone. Loved clicking on the ads in the intro . WAy to go!!!
Thank you Kelly! Took us a while but here we are 1,000 😃😆. It’s been so much fun doing videos, gardening has really been such a wonderful thing for all our family. 😃💐💚💚💚💚💚💚
Its going to look beautiful when it starts putting out blooms👍⚘
We can hardly wait until next spring. So much suspense until then. Thanks for stopping by. 💚💚💚💚💚💚
Thank you for sharing.
Great video man 👍🏻
Very helpful, thank you 😊
That was really helpful thank you. 🇬🇧
I may beed to give climbing roses a try next year. I think the way you set them up against the wall looks so pretty already! Great job guys 😊
Hi Zule!!! 😃💚 I love climbing roses, reminds me of my parents garden. We are training a couple more in different areas and hope to see blooms next year. I agree with you the green from the roses trailing looks so pretty already. You should definitely try them out, they grow so fast. Have a wonderful day! 😃💐💚💚💚💚💚💚💃🏻
super helpful! thank you :)
Very informative. This is going to look stunning when it blooms.
Good Day!!! 😃💚 We cant wait! 🤞🏼Hope we have a show of beautiful pink on the fence next year. Have a lovely day! 💐💚💚💚💚💚💚
I tried this and sadly the rose developed very bad white fungus all over it and I had to cut back all the canes. It's been in same spot for years and never got moldy before. I think it was because it was a very very wet spring here in Canada. It rained for weeks almost non stop and then now we have the wild fires. Can't win. I am going to try again next spring. Thank you for an informative video.
Thank you for sharing. It’s very informative.🤗 I have a collection of David Austin Roses in my garden in the UK as well. I’ve just planted my Gertrude Jekyll climbing rose root last Friday. Hopefully by next year I can train it to climb a trellis or fence.🤗❤️🌹
How did it go? I am hoping to do the same.
Thanks for this it’s very helpful. I ordered one Gertrude jeckyl climbing rose from DA. I’m hoping some of its branches are long enough to do this
Wait until they are able to bend without breakage. If you got a bare root the new growth should be sturdy enough.
Very informative , thank you
Thank we appreciated! Happy gardening! 😃💐💚💚💚💚💚💚
Really helpfull
Very good information. I bet it looks awesome when they get to grow out a little bit. 😎😎😎
We can’t wait to see them next spring. Thanks for watching. 💚💚💚💚💚💚
Even I (an unnatural gardener if there ever was one) found your video extremely likeable-GRACIAS!!!🐸
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Thank you so much for this informational video. It is the best video I have seen so far. It has given me confidence to train my climbing roses on my fence without a lattice. Lattices are so expensive and too narrow for large climbing roses. I love how you make it so easy. Thank you!
I dont even grow roses but your general method would work for lots of other types of climbers 👍
Definitely would. Same concept for lots of fruiting vines. 💚💚💚💚💚💚
I use wire and turn buckles to tighten. I don’t have gaps unfortunately, looks so much easier.
Thanks for the info. I just put a cane in the ground last week. When should I start eliminating canes that i won’t be training to my arbor? Cut them right away, or let it grow for a season and then try to train it?
Looking forward to the results 😇
We are just as excited to see them next year. Thanks for watching and supporting. 💚💚💚💚💚💚
very nice I had a piece of property I planted 88 roses on
Wow!! 88 it must of looked amazing. Thanks for stopping by. 💚💚💚💚💚💚
Remember to remove stems growing south or out only keep the the one’s growing up which are the ones to flower of branches
Hey 👋 do you have a video on making a rose tree?
How far apart do you recommend for the horizontal canes to be?
How did you winterize your roses? And how do you winterize it if it's in the ground?
I can't wait to see this thrive and bloom. Fabulous lesson. Are you nervous about the roots being exposed to freezing being that they are potted rather than in the ground?
Definitely and that will be another video when winter arrives. This is a new zone and in our last zone 8a we didn’t have to worry about freezing. We plan to mulch and cover the container with burlap to avoid them from freezing. Very great question and we are so excited to see what kind of show we will get from this rose. 💚💚💚💚💚💚
@@GardenObsessions why don't you plant it? It might be safer in this zone.
You answered question.
Hi. I just started to like Gertrude Jekyll.. got 3 questions: thanks in advance :)
1. Is it true that the shrub can be trained as a climber? I just bought the shrub
2. When is the best time to prune and train them?
3. The one I bought got so much black spots in their leaves, what should I do ( it is still summer here)?
What do you do for powdery mildew?Also,had rust spots on outside edges of leaves on another rose? Look forward to next spring to see that cover your fence.😀
Glad to see you here. We have t dealt with it much as we use a foliage spray from IV Organic but you could also use 3 Tbsp baking soda and 1 gallon water for a spray. The rust spot is fro. Either rain or watering over the top. We mulch around the bottom so that backsplash doesn’t get in the foliage. Hope this helps. Yes we are very much looking forward to it covering the fence.
Can I use this same method for a rambling rose?
I’m a little worried about growing this on the fence because of what it might do to the wood over time. Do you think it will be ok? I’ve always heard not to grow anything on wood on a house either, but I really want to. Any thoughts?
Be nice to see them next yr..Blessings guys hope all is well
Thank you for stopping by and we did get your email. We will respond tonight. It has been pretty busy. Thank you so much for the support. 💚💚💚💚💚💚
Looks nice already!👌🏽
What month of the year one has to cut and then train on a trellis?
So claiming rises can grow in a container?
What if the cane is still young should you wait until it gets bigger stronger?
I have one going into its 2nd year, Im having a hard time getting the canes to bend because they are so thick..what do I do?
Howcto do on brickbwall please?
My containers get very hot from the soon and poor roots boil inside. How to fix that issue, if I water them more, still they get very hot inside the pots.
Is it OK to train roses to grow up the vertical shaft of a bird house?
Can I ask for your opinion for planting mine??
Is there a special wire you use to tie the stems? I have an empty brick wall that needs something. I'm gonna look into a don juan rose for maximum height & coverage. Thank you!
Just twine. Just about anything will work but in brick I suggest either use sticky strips or drill eye hooks into the mortar of the bricks. Hope you get one and it grows beautifully for you.💚💚💚💚💚💚
How much sunlight?
Why did you keep it in pot. Will it not out grow the pot?
Hello! Do you plan to put these in the ground or are you keeping them in their pot? Thank you!
Hi!! We plan to keep them in containers while we live here. Would be probably 2 to 3 years. 💐💚
Hi, when do you prune the roses to isolate the main canes?
Soon as you have at least four main canes you can prune the rest off and do this in late winter to early spring in colder climates.
Thanks
Did you get direct sunlight on that fence ? I’m going to be planting an Eden climber soon but on a north facing fence that doesn’t get direct sunlight except for on the ground… do you think it’ll do ok still ?
This is part sun but it all depends on your roses growing habit and conditions. That’s what is do great about growing in containers, you can move them.
I’ve noticed some black spots on your rose bush, have the same problem. What do you treat treat them with? And will the problem get worse if you tie them up like that so there is less air flow? Thank you for your answer.
The black spot we usually pull those leaves by hand. If it gets worse we spray it with bayer but only at night. Around here is the worst we have seen with black spot and only started getting it because of the rain. In more humid environments it shows up more. When I’m North Carolina I used a product from IV organics which is a milky mixture to protect the leaves. Again here we haven’t sprayed at all it’s been a few and we just pick them off. The only time you need to worry about air circulation is really in shrub roses that are really bushy and prevented from the circulation. 💚💚💚💚💚💚
Garden Obsessions Thank you! I am desperate, the black spot is crazy bad this year, I had to dig up and throw out a rose that i had for 17 years! I use to spray everything and anything, but now only use Neem oil. To be successful with that you have to be diligent and it gets expensive. I love roses and give them one more year lol.
Good luck hopefully you have great success with them. 💚💚💚💚💚💚
Do you have an update on these?
You can check our rose series playlist and watch the chat about Gertrude Jekyll.
Can you please send me climbing rose plant or cutting in India
What size planter is your climber in?
This is a urn shaped 7 to 10 gallon container with about a 15 inch diameter on top.
Wheres the bloom. Vides? When u gnnaa do 1?
There are two videos on our channel, one called climbing rose tour ruclips.net/video/V_uwbG5NWSU/видео.html where they were just blooming and another video where we did not talk about them but you can see them in full bloom in this video ruclips.net/video/oGlIe_-KWMI/видео.html
What size pot is suitable?
5 gallon or above. They are doing great! Update video coming soon
Garden Obsessions Thanks!
Will the rose survive in a pot?
Yes they can survive for quite a long time.
Up potting will surely have thrive a lot more.
my question is ...WHY IT IS NOT IN THE GROUND YET!!!??? #sadroselife
You do not want to use wire or zip ties as they will injure the stems. Using proper garden ties are best.
Conventionally, yes proper garden ties are best. I did state that you do not want to make them so tight if you choose to use something other than garden ties. Even proper garden ties can injure a rose cane if left un checked or to tight. 💚💚💚💚💚💚
My canes keep dying (not the whole plant) over winter
If you could remove them and wrap them in a bundle with burlap that would do the trick. Also laying them in the ground covered with mulch as much as you can. Because ours are in a container it’s much harder but it doesn’t get as cold here. You can place burlap on them as well while they are attached. Not as attractive but it works. 💚💚💚💚💚💚
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