Roses growing up house

Want a garden full of roses all summer? Learn how to fertilize your climbing roses this spring. Click here for your guide and let the blooms begin!

Climbing roses bring together floral interest, height and elegance to a garden providing eye-catching flower. They will repeatedly flower throughout the summer and autumn.

One of the questions I am often asked is how to train climbing roses around a doorway. We planted Eden roses on our back porch a couple of years ago, and have trained them to grow around the doorway using a super simple technique. Today I wanted to share exactly how we trained our climbing roses, so you can do the same in your garden.

The classic old Southern rose ‘Peggy Martin’ survived two weeks underwater after Hurricane Katrina. It’s named for the Louisiana gardener who owned it.

Growing fragrant and colorful roses that climb over gates, gazebos and pergolas can turn any garden into a little piece of heaven. Close your eyes and imagine them in that sunny green spot you had

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Blush pink rose ‘Dr Van Fleet’ climbing up an old wall by the drawing room at Goldsborough Hall, royal stately home in Yorkshire

Cecil Bruner roses

Bring height, fragrance, and charm to small gardens with climbing or rambling roses grown in pots, perfect for patios, courtyards, and terraces.

Always the most beautiful London house every rose season! 🌿🌹 . How pretty are the pink roses growing on this mews house? 💗 . . 📍Belgravia