Climbing Roses For The North
Of the long list of climbing and pillar roses available, practically all of them are a success somewhere. However, as we move northward into the colder areas, the list of
Of the long list of climbing and pillar roses available, practically all of them are a success somewhere. However, as we move northward into the colder areas, the list of
Spring is the time to plant roses, and the climbers are among those to set out. Every garden, no matter how small or large, has room for a few plants
Many kinds of climbing roses are available today. These include eight classes of types (ramblers, large-flowered climbers, pillars, everblooming climbers, climbing hybrid teas, climbing polyanthus, climbing floribundas, and trailing roses),
Climbing roses are not only magnificent in bloom but versatile as well. No matter how small your garden or backyard is, there is always room for at least one climbing
Have you ever considered what a lucky thing it is that one of our favorite flowers – the rose – grows as a vine and a bush? That may be
Rose expert Paul Zimmerman gets plenty of questions from confused gardeners on how to prune climbing roses. Before the rose pruning season gets underway, Paul explains one essential item you
If you want roses the easy way, grow climbers. A few plants on fences, arbors, or trellises will turn the small garden into a colorful getaway. Large gardens produce a
Summary: Climbing roses are effective where many other plants are not. Some are valuable for covering walls; others are ideal subjects for training on posts. Is there a climbing rose