Pretty privacy is the way to go when it comes to keeping those nosey neighbors away. A bloom that has become quite popular to do just that, is the ever so fragrant and elegant climbing rose.

Plant a climbing rose for a charming and dramatic element to your Southern garden. Vigorous and relatively easy to grow, let them sprawl on a fence, ascend a trellis, drape over an arbor ...

Mature shrub roses can survive unharmed through the harshest winters, but younger plants, and most climbing roses, can be sensitive to the bitter cold. The deeper its roots, the more a plant is ...

come in many colors and can be grown as a climbing plant. If you are looking for that flowery scent from your roses, English roses will give off the perfume you are seeking. Shrub roses need moist ...

This midsize shrub rose grows 3-4 feet wide and tall, making it perfect for beds, borders, and other landscapes. ‘New Dawn’: An easy to grow climbing rose, ‘New Dawn’ grows best when ...

How to grow: compact climbing roses. Picking, deadheading and winter pruning should be easy; feed well after a hard prune. Credit: Photo: Martin Pope I have had two questions from from readers ...

Take planting roses, for instance. Nurseries generally get in their new roses in January and February. These roses are potted (nurseries generally receive them bare root) and are waiting for ...

For climbing patio roses, place the support, such as an obelisk or wigwam, over the plant straight away, before the shoots start to grow, and secure it in place with hooks or pegs if needed. Keep ...

Pruning the plant like this means that all the energy will go into producing flowers and “now is the time to do it.” After pruning your climbing rose, feed it with a specialist rose product.

Try to achieve a fountain shape with a climbing rose Credit ... achieve that healthy and productive climber. Roses are hungry and thirsty plants. After pruning, fork over any compacted ground ...