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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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41 Comments

  5. @RealWomenRealStories

    But you said only the lateral will produce blooms and at the end you can see lots of shoots coming out of the main cane. Can you elaborate?

  12. @cekimble1

    Love those trellises! I have a couple cattle panels ready to go, do you have a video on how you made yours?

  21. @chococurl

    Thanks! Great video! I would love to have climbing roses. Can they be planted in pots? I don't have much room.

  23. @GeethuUnnikrishnan1987

    Hi,
    I ordered some climbing roses last week, I have a wood fence. How do I train these against a fence? Also , I had a climbing rose in my yard, which I pruned without watching these videos and I cut off the main cane at the edge, can I do something about it now ?

  28. @vivianlilly

    What it happens when accidentally brakes your main cane? Because I just did that 😢😢😢😢

  30. @user-vu5rg2zq7r

    Hi! I have a main cane that has been completely vertical for 2 years with no lateral canes. If I now put it horizontal, will it produce lateral canes?

  31. @badkitty405

    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.

  33. @pamelak.4794

    I planted a rose bush a few yrs ago. It was pink, and only a few blooms per year. This year, the roses changed to a deep red (very pretty surprise), and is growing like crazy. The original bush was not a climber, but this year, it looks like it is.
    Since I planted the original rose bush a few feet from the cottage porch, and now it is a climber…. How do I make it climb the railings when it is so far from the porch?
    Also, there are several main canes that look dead and are heavily thorned. Do I cut them back to the ground, or will they eventually turn green again?

  37. @gardenluv9807

    Thanks for the video . I dint understand the part to not deadhead the bloom on main cane . With bloom there will the cane continue to grow . Should we never deadhead ?

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