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White Climbing Rose Plant (2.25L Pot)

PTP_B4_CLB_WHITE_v13_PNE
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Climbing Rose Plant - Description

  • Potted Climbing Rose Plant
  • Type: Rambling Rose AKA Climber Rose
  • Type: Climbing / Rambling
  • Rose Climber
  • Max Height: 3m
  • Flower Color: Pure White
  • Flowering in Summer & Autumn
    • Flowers From June to November
  • Potted Plant
  • Pot Size: 3 Litres
  • Current Size: 50cm in Height
  • Well Branched Plants
  • Specimen Rose

Climbing Rose Plant - Characteristics

  • Flowers: Large blooms with clusters of fragrant flowers
  • Double flowers
  • Colour: White
  • Mature Height: 3m
  • Habit: Open, spreading habit
  • Growth rate: Fast
  • Fragrance: Slight
  • Very hardy plant with average resistant to disease
  • Easy to grow

Climbing Rose Plant - Uses

  • Unique rose in your garden
  • Can be grown against a sunny wall or fence
  • Plant with other roses for best effect
  • White blooms can be under planted with purple ground cover such as Ajuga, Lavender, Lamium or Perovskia
  • Ideal in rose beds, flowering borders
  • Suited to a sunny spot on most soil types

Rosa - Planting Instructions

Sowing Time

  • Potted Roses can be planted all year round
  • Do not plant in frosty conditions

Hole Preparation

  • Dig a big planting hole. 1½ x 1½ ft
  • Mix in well rotted manure
  • Also mix in a small handful of fertiliser

Handling the Plants

  • Take care not to damage plant's roots
  • Keep covered until time of planting
  • Do not expose the roots to light or allow to dry out
  • Ensure roots are always protected from frost prior to planting
  • Water plants before & after planting
  • Feed plants over the Summer months
  • Use a fertiliser high in potassium
  • Apply rose clear to foliage to prevent mildew, rust & greenfly aphids

Pruning Climbing Roses

  • Roses need to be pruned back each year
  • When pruning, first remove all dead, diseased & dying branches
  • Reduce any flowering shoots by ¾
  • Older plants will require additional pruning.
  • Thin out canopy & cut back some shoots right down to ground level
  • Tie back, train & support the remaining shoots to an existing frame or trellis

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