You can plant climbing roses in the ground or in containers, although the latter is a better solution for shorter varieties. Choose a pot at least 2 feet (60cm) deep and wide, with good drainage.

Plant climbing roses (Rosa setigera) for a charming and dramatic element to your Southern garden.Vigorous and relatively easy to grow, climbing roses sprawl on a fence, ascend a trellis, drape ...

Climbing roses can be drastically reduced when needed all the way to the base — so long as you leave between 3-5 canes which are 5 feet or taller. If your Climbing rose only has one thick stem ...

‘In Love Again,’ introduced by Weeks Roses and hybridized by Christian Bédard, has a moderate fruity scent. The elegant 30- to 45-petal-count blooms are a medium red.

There is also an annoying pest that likes to sneak into tender young growth. Chili Thrips have become a major pest in the last 10 years. Tiny insects, they suck out the sap in buds, leaves and ...

Worried that you've left it too late to prune your roses? Here a rose expert explains that you've still got time.

How to plant and grow roses in Iowa If you want to grow your own roses, it's a fairly intuitive plant for the growing season. When planting, be sure to plant your roses in full sun, with soil that ...