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Train the canes of climbing roses as horizontal as possible to get a wall of flowers effect.<\/p><\/div>\nI know this has happened to you.\u00a0 You buy a climbing rose, plant it, train the canes straight up the trellis and the rose only blooms way up at the top.\u00a0 Not the wall of roses you imagined!<\/p>\nWhat did you do wrong?\u00a0 Nothing major.\u00a0 You just didn’t train the canes to encourage the rose to naturally put out more blooms.<\/p>\nClimbing Roses bloom more when the canes are trained in a more horizontal position.<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\nThis lateral canes to grow off the main cane.\u00a0 Those are the canes that bear the flowers.<\/p>\nA few rules of thumb:<\/p>\n\n
Main canes on a climbing rose are the ones that grow from the base of the plant.\u00a0 They form the structure<\/li>\n
Laterals are the “side-shoots” that come off the main canes.\u00a0 they bear the flowers.<\/li>\n
To encourage more flowering train the main canes anywhere between horizontal and forty-five degrees.<\/li>\n
If you get to the edge of the trellis just keep winding the main canes back and forth across the face.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n
We realize this may not make much sense to you so take a few moments to watch the video.\u00a0 That should clear it right up!<\/p>\n
For further information:<\/p>\n
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Please see our article “Noisettes: Americas Native Climbing Roses<\/a>“<\/li>\n
Please read our Novice Corner article “Bloomin High<\/a>“<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n
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