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Climbing roses are quintessentially English and highly versatile - strong growing varieties are ideal for covering decorative obelisks, arches, walls, trellises and fences whilst shorter varieties can be trained around poles and tripods to form 'pillars'. Their flexible canes make them easy to fan out and as their growth is not too vigorous, they will not overwhelm their support structure. They will provide superb repeat blooms and a delicious scent, making them great for adding height, colour and perfume to your garden. There are also the larger, more vigorous rambling roses, which are best in bigger gardens to cover unsightly buildings or grown through trees to provide a magnificent summer display. Climbing roses are non-clinging so require support and it is important they are tied in and well-secured to their structures. Emily Hand's father vows to help her through Spring or autumn. When all else fails, cheat. The branches and stems of some shrubs and climbers are naturally floppy, and root where they fall. If you come across a stem that’s done this, as long it’s well rooted you can cut it away from the parent plant, dig it up and replant. Top tip They only need an inch or two of clearance around the root mass, and it’s an excellent opportunity to refresh the soil and ensure good drainage.
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Cut out any side-shoots that are over 30cm long, and thin out very crowded shoots. Leave side-shoots that are less than 15cm long, and shorten others to five or six buds.
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