Climbing Spurs

Your Zephirine Drouhin is a remarkable climbing rose for several reasons. It's even disease resistant and winter hardy! As if the Zephirine Drouhin's remarkable qualities aren't enough, it's also incredibly beautiful and prolific in bloom.

Can tolerate zone 4 with winter protection. We can't tell you which variety you will receive, but they are all our regular top-quality climbing roses. Our supplier had too many climbing roses and we wanted to pass the savings on to you! This is why we're...

Does remarkably well in shade and is excellent for north facing walls and areas with little sunlight. Grows 8-12' tall and is an absolute must for any garden. An amazing abundance of 2 1/2 to 3'' deep pink blooms that peak in spring and again in fall.

Climbing Blaze Rose is an ideal pillar rose for planting along fences, porches, or arches. It holds its bright color in even the hottest sun, a sight that will stop the traffic to see this spectacular rose in full bloom.

The plant pictured was photographed 4 months after planting. It will make the same strong growing, free-blooming pillar-type climber for you the very first summer. Truly befitting its name, it blooms from late May right up to freezing.

Climbing Joseph Rose's have tight buds that are cardinal red, changing to marigold orange, then opening into 3'' flowers of bright yellow splashed with crimson and finally turning cardinal red.

ORDER EARLY -- SUPPLY IS LIMITED! Ideal for trellises and arbors or plant several to cover a wall or fence. Supercharge your garden with this new high voltage Jumbo size Orange Climbing Rose.

Can be used season after season. Easy to assemble. Provides the best winter care for your roses that we have found. Eliminate die back caused by drying out of the canes. Allow moisture in during rains, but prevent erosion of mulch.

The fragrant 4-5'' flowers are a delghtful sunny yellow. Large 2-year specimen plants. However you use it, Golden Showers is certain to make your home or garden more beautiful. You'll find so many ways to take advantage of the overwhelming beauty of Climbing...

We send robust two-year plants. Will begin to bloom within 60-90 days after planting. Her royal highness, the Viking Queen, will steal your heart away! Soon covers walls, trellises or fences with a rich bounty of large, double pink blooms from June to...

The alveolus are a bit more complicate to set up as they need three attachment points on the trees and then they have to be fine-tuned in order to be as level as possible. So what in the world is a climbing facilitator?

They grow well in most home interiors provided there is not excessive humidity. Place the container in full, but sheltered, sun or partial shade. Choose a pot with drainage holes, as excess moisture can make the bulb rot.Climbing sea onions like to be...

This Clematis Collection packs bold color into this mixture, consisting of the following varieties: Nelly Moser and Jackmanii. 1-root of each variety that is individually packaged and labeled.

It is vigorous and rewarding, growing up to 10 ft. Or more annually. It is drought tolerant, and easy to grow by anyone, green thumb or not. Wisteria provides the drapery, vining slipcover look to camouflage a view or provide shade over a porch or pergola.

May ship dormant in early spring. This thorn less climber is great for training onto trellises, arbors, fences, or pergolas. The Lady Banks Rose blooms beautiful pastel yellow miniature double flowers in early spring.

You can also cut off old or dead stems at the base of the plant to stimulate healthy new growth.Always use clean, sharp pruners when cutting back hydrangea vines. Wipe the pruners with rubbing alcohol or a solution of bleach and water to kill bacteria.

This is one vine that does not harm walls or masonry.freestar.queue.push(function() { googletag.display("div-gpt-ad-300x250-ATF-1"); });One other unusual feature of these vines that you'll learn from evergreen climbing hydrangea info is that they thrive...

This vine also can be used as a ground cover. Climbing Hydrangea adds multi-season interest to your landscape. Its attractive, glossy, dark green foliage gives a 3-dimensional aspect to supportive structures.

However, they do not cause any damage to buildings or trees they climb, other than leaving behind a sticky residue. Read on to learn more about attaching climbing hydrangeas to support and getting climbing hydrangeas to climb like they're supposed to.that...

Climbers can be exceptionally long-lived so it is important to consider the size, growth habit, and flowering schedule of the rose you intend to plant. Roses that Climb: How to Grow them and Enjoy Them.

Its deciduous woody vine is known for showy, trumpet-shaped flowers (3-1/2 in. Provides quick cover for fences, arbors, trellises, walls or other structures in the landscape or can be grown along the ground to camouflage rock piles, old tree stumps, or...

It is slow to become established, but later spreads at a rapid pace.The aerial rootlets that grow along the main stem take root wherever they make contact with the soil, and this potential to spread makes a climbing hydrangea plant an excellent choice...

It can climb on an arching trellis or entryway porch frame. Snapdragon vines climb by twining and will attach to any available support, even well-anchored string.Growing climbing snapdragon vines is easy from seed.

Attach the vines to a strong supporting structure.Branches that stray from the main part of the plant use energy and don't add to the appearance of the vine. The best time is immediately after the blossoms begin to fade.

After reading the article, I decided I would assist with this cause in any way I could. On a lazy Sunday afternoon I decided to thumb through the latest issue and I hunted down the token garden article that appeared at the end of the magazine that was...

Its deciduous woody vine is known for showy, trumpet-shaped flowers (3-1/2 in. Provides quick cover for fences, arbors, trellises, walls or other structures in the landscape or can be grown along the ground to camouflage rock piles, old tree stumps, or...

Confederate Jasmine is a staple in most landscapes, often seen climbing along fences, on a mailbox, or on trellis. This plant is a vigorous grower, but can easily be managed with an occasional trim.