VERTICAL GREEN ROSES

WATER ROSES WHICH SPEECH WILL BE ABOUT IS A GORGEOUS DECORATION OF THE GARDEN. Their role in vertical landscaping is difficult to overestimate. Plentiful bloom, grace of lashes, dying on poles, openwork of blossoms - such a rose even in a single copy will make your garden impressive

Curly roses are universal plants. Everywhere they will be good - and on the pergola, and on the column, and on the arch, and on the obelisk, and on the stone wall. They can be used for zoning the garden, letting them go on the grill, or for decorating the “green office”, where the rest corner will be located.

Climbing roses in a small garden are especially appropriate. They take up very little space, so even on standard 6 weaving will not bother anyone. "Face to face" they are in a small kindergarten with a trendy townhouse, although there is nowhere to roam. Remember: if you cannot afford a large rose garden, there is a simple way out - to plant a climbing rose. So you solve the problem of garden decoration with a lack of space, because only one lushly blooming rose will replace a dozen others, the main thing is to choose the right variety. In addition, caring for such a rose is undoubtedly easier than following the others, because to “feed” and water it alone will be much easier than the whole rose garden. And shelter for the winter - too. So do not be afraid of seeming trouble.

RAMBLERS, KLAYMBERS AND NOT ONLY

As you know, climbing roses are divided into two large groups: the so-called ramblers (from the English word rambling - “curly”) and climbers (from the English climb - “climb”).

Ramblers (small-flowered roses) include two groups - hybrids of a multi-flowered rose and hybrids of a Vihura rose. These are climbing plants with long (up to 5 m) flexible shoots that require support. Their small flowers, terry or simple, are collected in inflorescences of pink, raspberry, lilac or white color. Such roses bloom in the first half of summer - once, but at the same time abundantly and continuously on the overwintered shoots of last year.

KLIMBERS (or large-flowered climbing roses) are allocated in a separate group. Large flowers characteristic of them resemble flowers of tea-hybrid roses or floribund and are collected in inflorescences. Climbers are able to bloom repeatedly on the shoots of the past and current seasons - and plentifully and continuously. Shoots are tough, require support. Most varieties have good winter hardiness.

As climbing trees, relatively new varieties can also be grown, combined into a separate group of Cordes roses. Hybrid Kordesii have long braided shoots (up to 2,5 m), large flowers of different colors, bloom profusely from June to late autumn. Unpretentious and winter-hardy, although they need shelter; tolerate partial shade, resistant to disease. In vertical gardening, for example, dark red velvet Sympathie, cream-white Ilse Krohn Superior; legendary, unmatched in its economic qualities, frost-resistant and very decorative Flammentanz; abundantly blooming Dortmund with cherry blossoms with a white eye.

Reliable support is required for vertical landscaping.

The affiliation of your climbing rose to a particular group determines the nature of its use in the garden. An arch, arbor or pergola entwined with ramble roses is a delightful sight! However, a climbing rose can flaunt itself, causing enthusiastic cheers from neighbors. It is only necessary to provide reliable supports, because roses are able to grow into mighty plants. Small-flowered varieties are suitable for pergolas and columns; large-flowered climbers are suitable for lattices and walls.

The arch for climbing roses should be capital, welded, made of durable metal that can take on serious loads. This will serve for more than one year, unlike the "disposable" Chinese offered in shopping centers. It must be strong and pergola to withstand the considerable weight of a blooming rose.

In English front gardens, roses are often decorated with walls. Only they have no one to take off these roses from their support and shelter for the winter: there is no need for this in the mild English climate. They grow on a support for years. We were less fortunate, climbing plants have to be removed and covered on the eve of winter.

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FOR THE NOTICE

The choice of klimmers who will decorate your garden is big enough. Among the popular varieties - 'Laguna', 'Aloha', 'Parade', 'Lawinia', 'Penny Lane'.

In the English gardens spied another technique for placing climbing ramblers. They are allowed on ship ropes, which are attached to pillars. This tradition is not one hundred years old - from the time when Britain was the mistress of the seas. Old ship ropes, which once served as rigging for sailing ships, began to be used in garden practice - they can be found both in private gardens and in city parks. So that we can build in our garden such a "arch vice versa." Ropes may not be necessary if you make garlands of durable wire or cable. And garlands of roses can be supplemented with diode bulbs that will highlight this beauty in the evenings.

A climbing climbing rose is also good to put on a column or braid an obelisk with it. And the climbing clayber will look great on the trellis - or on the grill screen, which encloses a secluded corner of relaxation, where you can install a garden swing.

Fragrant beauties

Scented climbing roses are beautiful! Of the new products, we can recommend the Cordesian rose - the purple-flowered Klimber 'Jasmine', the fragrance of which spreads throughout the garden. Its flexible branches are humbled by cascades of heavy large inflorescences with old-fashioned flowers of a cold lilac-pink hue.

Among the roses of Cordeses, the fragrant curly rose `Raubritter`, obtained in the kennel of Cordes in the 1936 year, worked well. It blooms profusely with lush tassels of small spherical flowers - silvery on the outside and rich pink color from the inside.

CONS OR PROs?

Ramblers. A single bloom of ramblers may seem to someone a drawback, because I want the rose to be decorative all season. But once-blooming roses, which finish blooming by mid-summer, have time to prepare well for the winter. Their shoots are woody by autumn, which has a positive effect on winter hardiness. Therefore, a single flowering can be considered as a definite plus: it ensures the longevity of the rose.

What else are climbing ramblers good for? In autumn, after their faded shoots are cut out, new young flexible and pliable lashes that will bloom next year can be turned into a ring like a “nest”, saving space for shelter.

KLIMBERS.

These large-flowered roses certainly surpass their "rivals" in beauty and variety of varieties. But they have hard, stiff branches that are very difficult to bend under cover. We have to resort to various tricks - to bend in several steps, often cut low if nothing works ... The use of climbers in vertical gardening is also limited only by vertical planes, they cannot be “curled” on an arch or column. Ramblers are more versatile.

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TESTED VARIETIES OF TICKET ROSES

There are varieties over which time has no power. Many “old women” are already in their second hundred years, but they are still popular. Among ram ramblers have long been well known 'Excelsa' and the oldest variety of American origin Dorothy Perkins (Xnumx) Breeders have perfected old well-known varieties - this is how they appeared 'Super Excelsa' and 'Super Dorothy'. These grow not so powerful, but bloom continuously all summer - and practically do not get sick, unlike their ancestors, prone to powdery mildew.

Another famous and popular rose of American origin 'New dawn', a hybrid of Vihura’s roses, it can be grown like a bush - and it can be let out on a lattice, which is preferable, since it is very prickly and does not allow it to be brought close to it, grabbing at a dead grip.

Spectacular rambler with a talking name Wedding Day It looks like it's a bride in a white lace veil. A famous white small-flowered rose Bobbie james blooms in cascades of creamy white simple flowers and is famous for its strong aroma.

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