Climbing roses in planters

Practical gardening advice from the BBC Gardeners' World Magazine team on what to do in your garden and greenhouse.

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

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.

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A little vignette from my garden...I love the climbing eden rose :) fortheloveoffrance.etsy.com

I love our deck, but the part up next to the house is a long 24 foot vinyl siding wall. the furniture and other items are on the opposite side the big blank vinyl area needs something suggestions and ideas please Diane

We now have a beautiful resilient rose for a beautiful and resilient part of the South – the Peggy Martin rose.

There are a list of plants that I have for a cozy cottage indoor and outdoor spaces & climbing roses are at the top. We have been collecting them & placing them around the farm including here in the kitchen garden around the greenhouse. We have been training them with a diy system that we made & we have yet to add to it this year with the new growth, but the messy growth is so cozy cottage garden right? It would be nice to be able to use the door though right? How it Started: This was taken

10' Cedar Fan Trellis: I've had a hard time finding a decent fan trellis for climbing roses and vines, so I decided to make one myself. We planted this "Climbing Pinkie" rose a couple of years ago with the intent of adding a trellis big enough handle i…

Few plants are as striking or as pleasing as well-maintained climbing rose bushes. Find all you need to know to grow them here.

Roses on front arch. Cindy Brown Design

Make the most of your garden space by planting a short 8-12ft climbing or rambling rose in a pot. While planting roses in pots requires a little more care, the rewards are well worth the effort. By learning how to give your roses the best start, you can ensure they produce exquisite blooms for many summers to come.

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