Climbing Rose is an attractive flower that produces clusters of small flowers about 10cm tall. This plant is useful as it can enhance the beauty of your garden and attracts butterflies. You can easily propagate this plant by providing medium water and a sunny area
Suitable place to grow:
In order to grow this plant you it is important to choose fertilized or well-drained soil. Additionally, it can tolerate hard or rough soil.
Origin of Flower: These flowers are first introduced by Armstrong and swim in 1969.
Genus: Its genus is Rosa.
Family: It belongs to the family of Rosaceae.
Height: 8_ 10 ft.
Plant Type: Roses, Climber.
Hardness: 5_ 10.
Heat Zone: 5_9.
Water: Average.
Maintenance: Medium.
Soil PH: Alkaline, Acidic, and Neutral.
Spread: 3_4 cm.
Soil Drainage: Well-drained or moist.
Characteristics: Showy and fragrant.
Attracts: Butterflies.
Garden Styles: Traditional garden and informal cottage.
Garden Uses: Wall side borders and Arbors.
Seasonal interest: Summer and spring are it’s suitable seasons to grow.
Life cycle: Perennial.
Habit: Climbing.
Plant type: Rose.
Appendage: Its appendage is Prickle.
Flower color: These flowers are available in red and pink colors.
Flower shape: Climbing Rose are just like Saucer’s.
Leaf color: Its leaves are evergreen.
Leaf shape: Ovate.
Leaf arrangement: These flowers are arranged in opposite directions.
Hair present: These rose coats have no hairs.
Leaf margin: serrate.
Flower petals: Each flower contains 20 petals.
Tips to better grow this plant:
Here are some essential tips are given below that you must follow so keep reading:
- A sunny or partial shade place is suitable.
- Provide medium watering regularly.
- Cut off deadhead to regenerate leaves.
Most Frequent Asked Questions:
1. What is the common name of this plant?
The common name of this plant is a shrub rose, climbing rose, and Joseph coat.
2. What type of fragrant does this flower has?
This flower has a very pleasant fragrance so that you can use this flower as a houseplant to receive fresh fragrances.
3. What is the botanical name of this plant?
The botanical name of this plant is Rosa Joseph’s coat.