
Check out our climbers
Every garden needs a few climbing plants or wall shrubs. They add height and privacy, and can be trained to grow on a fence, trellis or wall, as well as through other plants.


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Below You'll Find Our Climbers Guide
Growing and taking care of your roses

The Look
Climbers can change the whole look of a garden with colour.

Maintenance
Most climbers need to be tied into a support of some kind.

Purning
After flowering for those that flower on the previous year’s growth.

Grow
You can grow climbers up on other plants, this is a great start.
Don’t forget the essentials that every gardener needs
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170mm Adjustable Plant Tie
€4.00 -
35cm Rubber Tree Tie
€1.50 -
60cm Rubber Tree Tie
€3.00 -
Aftercut All In One Autumn 100m2
€14.99 -
Algon ORGANIC Path & Patio Cleaner
€15.00 -
Algon Path & Patio Cleaner 20ltr
€75.00 -
Bamboo Canes Large
€9.00 -
Bamboo Canes small
€5.00 -
Bean and Pea Support Net 11x2m
€9.95 -
Bird Food Nyjer Seed
€2.50 -
Bird Food Peanuts
€2.50 -
Bird Food Wild Bird Seed
€2.50
Get the plant off to a good start
Before planting, stand the climber in water to soak the rootball thoroughly. Then dig a large planting hole at least 45cm from the base of your wall or fence. Add plenty of garden compost to retain moisture in the soil, as this location is often very dry. When planting, point the climber in the direction you want it to grow by tilting the rootball at a 45 degree angle.
Grow climbers up other plants
Growing climbers up other plants is a great way to add an extra season of interest to trees, spring-flowering shrubs and evergreens. Climbers always head towards the sun, so the trick when training them is always to plant them on the shady, north side of your living support. Suitable climbers include Clematis ‘Minuet’, which will scramble through low-growing to medium shrubs, and Rosa ‘Paul’s Himalayan Musk’, a rambler rose that will clamber into trees.
Support with wires
Give climbers support by fixing horizontal wires, 45cm apart, to your fence or wall. Space the vine eyes 1.8m apart horizontally, then run wire through them. Secure the ends by looping through the eye and wrapping around the shank. You can tighten the wire using a pair of pliers to turn the end of the vine eye. If the climber can’t grip by itself, tie its stems into the wires, keeping the twine loose to allow for growth.

What You Can Do
Roses can transform a garden into a paradise.





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046 9029710
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Taking an interest in gardening is just the start, learn more about the things you’d like to grow. Remember patience is a virtue.