This climbing rose boasts a long blooming season that starts in late spring or early summer and continues until early fall.

If you have a pergola in your backyard, these climbing plants will not only beautify the structure but also provide some much ...

Fences provide the perfect support system for vines and other climbing plants. Discover gorgeous annuals and perennial vines ...

Prune climbing or rambling roses differently. Start by removing about half the overall growth. Remove any crossing branches ...

"Trim any unwanted stems or cut the plant somewhat hard after flowering to maintain its size," says Roethling. Climbing roses (Rosa setigera) are a beautiful addition to any garden. For containers ...

Some bloom once per year, while others flower continuously with deadheading. Climbing roses are not true vines. They don’t climb in the traditional sense but produce very long canes or stems ...