Question for a climber

18 years ago

I just get a climbing rainbows end. Does anyone have this rose and how big of a trellis should i put it on. This is my first climber. It will be in a pot. Thanks.

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Megsroses
18 years ago
I have several of them and here in Zone 5 with winter protection, the canes can reach about 4'-5' during the growing season.
Canes not protected usually die back during winter.
Hope this is helpful.
Meg
farmgirl
18 years ago
You will get better bloom if you train it horizontally. In a warm climate, you can expect the canes to reach 8 ft. or so. I have mine trained on a low fence and it covers a total of 16 ft.
Carol
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