Unleash the beauty of your climbing roses with this simple gardening trick. Discover a simple method to promote abundant ...

Gardeners are also advised to remove dead, damaged, diseased growth in the pruning of climbing roses which will spark growth ...

It's not enough to grow them on a trellis; there is some maintenance involved if you want your climbing roses to bust out in ...

As the weather gets colder, gardeners will be looking to 'winter-proof' their outdoor space - and Monty Don has shared a ...

In November, several jobs need to be done in the garden before winter arrives. One job that should not be overlooked this ...

They are not true vines, but they have long canes that can be trained to grow along trellises, fences, or arbors". If you're looking to spruce up your privacy fence, climbing roses may just be the ...

• Once the ground has frozen use a cardboard box roughly 1 1/2 times as wide and tall as the rose. Place the box over the ...

Several years ago, many local roses were diagnosed with rose rosette disease, which is a condition that causes deformed ...

Climbing roses are not a vine and won’t climb without some help. They have flexible canes that can be trained to grow around arbors, pergolas, and fences. Although this may sound like extra work ...

Similarly, some resist diseases, while others struggle. To find the best roses to grow, Which? Gardening magazine grew a range of popular varieties to see which would give us the best display of ...