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Hello!! Just received a potted Rambling/Weeping Rose tree which we intend keeping in the pot for a while (till next summer hopefully) when we can do up the garden and decide where to plant it....only had it a week and a bit concerned

I planted a climbing rose last year which has done very well, but there appears to be branches growing that are red in colour and do not turn green.  Do I leave them on and prune them back in the autumn or do I remove them now?  To be honest

Hi We have a weeping rose tree in a pot which we plan on planting out next year.....girl at the garden centre told us we dont need to hide it in the garage as long as we protect the pot over winter. Any ideas what we should use to protect the pot

I have a new rose (last year) and have not training a climbing one before, reading it says to train horizontal for flowers .. The are a few stems but only 2ft yet and one thick long stem , do I just bend it across pergola trellis so far then let

I once had a beautiful climbing rose (Shropshire Lad),purchased for me from the Hampton Court Flower Show 2 years ago. I did all the right things when planting it and it duly flowered last year. However, towards the end of the year - before frosts

Hello all I need suggestions for a good climbing Rose, for a west facing stone wall (see picture below, the wall is around 6ft high but i will be getting a chain link fence above that) I liked the one they used in the 1st episode of Gardeners world

Could you give a few more details, such as site, colour preferences etc? What's the question? Just a blank space. Thanks for replying i had submitted the question twice in error but its ok i think ive sorted it. Ive planted a large climbing rose

Help,I have 4 climbing roses going up the 4 corners of our pagola this is there 2nd year I have been tying in the main stems around the pillars so I get the laterals but this year I have side shoot growing from every where  these have no flower buds

I want a climbing rose which is repeat flowering, fast growing, perfumed, disease reistant with fairly large flowers  does such a rose exist. How about Albertine which is a rambler although the flowers are 4" diameter.  It quickly scrambles over

Hi I have a rose bush which I planted last October, it seemed to start growing ok during spring (about 2 foot tall - is this normal?), but I am forever brushing off aphids and putting ladybirds near it!  Over the past couple of weeks I have noticed