How to install obelisk in rose pot | Space saving way of growing climbing rose

As you know, I have many roses in my garden grow into climber due to the high heat and long growing season in my climate. Obelisk is the best way to retain these monster and display their beauty at the same time. Today, I am showing you how I install the obelisk in the pot and train my roses on it. Hope it helps and feel free to ask me any question in the comment section.
Link below is the obelisk I used in the video:
Tower Obelisk Garden Trellis 6.3 Feet
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[@diintheuk4425]

Thank you for your clear and succint advice! I was able to follow you pretty well😊❤🎉 One question: It seemed you wrapped about half the canes to the left and the rest of the canes to the right. Is this correct? 😮 Or did you wrapped all the canes in the same direction? I wiuld really appreciate your input. Thank you 😊

[@dwaynebaker9793]

She said regarding setting up the obelisk… “2,000 years later it’s done.” 🤣 Thank you for the video.

[@backyardparadise2334]

Lol!!! My kids said that all the time. Think I got it from them. They watched way too many KZbin video. 🤣

[@dwaynebaker9793]

@@backyardparadise2334 , well it was hilarious! 🤣 I thank you and the kiddos! 👍🏽 Wishing you much success in the future with your garden. And, I will check out your other videos as well. 😊

[@carolinetierney1146]

Beautiful job! Thanks for sharing

[@backyardparadise2334]

You are welcome!!🥰🥰

[@Sindri27]

Another very helpful video.

[@backyardparadise2334]

Thank you. I need to get more obelisk before they are getting too expensive. 😆😆

[@Sindri27]

@@backyardparadise2334 yea that's a good idea. Pot prices are crazy now so I can see them going up in price too

[@anjewel65]

Very good idea

[@backyardparadise2334]

Hope it helps!

[@user-ww9uf7tv6y]

Thanks for sharing a very helpful video . How did you train all the canes grew to one direction ?

[@backyardparadise2334]

It will automatically grow to the direction of the sun.

[@maitran3952]

Great video Seng! How long can you keep a climber in a pot like yours before it grows too big for the pot? What pot size do you recommend for climbers grown in pots? Will it need to be repotted after some point? I would love to grow more climbers if I can train them like this. I just worry I will have to repot it after a few years. Thank you for your help.

[@backyardparadise2334]

I haven't need to repot my climber after 3 years. I just top off with compost every year. They are still growing well for me.

[@rahiarman123]

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[@backyardparadise2334]

@@rahiarman123 I agree. I do not remember seeing a yellow DA rose that stand so upright. Unless it is Juliet rose, which is a florist rose of DA

[@rahiarman123]

mam refer me any other roses which has the exact same globular round form like Earth angel

[@MOUMITA708]

Thank you.

[@rahiarman123]

mam i saw Earth angel of u....it was so amazing during its opening times like a small round ball.....do u know any other roses exact like this earth angel ball globular like opening

[@seniyeshepherd3050]

Thank you dear❤️

[@backyardparadise2334]

🥰🥰🥰

[@cynthiar3407]

Love this! Thanks for sharing. I have a question though….is it better to wait and let the canes grow out and then tie them back? I have a Lady of Shalott that I planted with a Obelisk but I started training her very very young and her canes seem to be thin and week, could it be because I didn’t let her grow freely at first?

[@backyardparadise2334]

Yes. You should let it flop and let the new strong canes grow out. When you let the canes flop, it will send the message to the plant that they don't get enough light and so they will send out more stronger canes to reach for the sun.

[@cynthiar3407]

@@backyardparadise2334that makes sense, thank you so much! I’m going to go and untie it, lol.

[@backyardparadise2334]

@@cynthiar3407 This is especially important for very young own root plants. Work for both shrub and climber.

[@cynthiar3407]

@@backyardparadise2334 yep, she’s own root. I usually buy bare root, they seem to do better here. I have 3 own root, purchased at same time and they all look weak. Gardening is definitely a learning process.

[@backyardparadise2334]

@@cynthiar3407 I prefer grafted on multiflora or fortunania root stock as well. Not all the roses will grow well on own root in our very hot and humid climate especially English garden rose. The difference between own root and grafted in terms of vigorous and health is huge! But sometimes, when there is no choice, I will still get own root and start them from 3 gallons pot then 5 gallons than plant in the permanent spot. It is all about developing that root ball at the first year so it will be strong enough to fight with my weather here.

[@majaber1]

video Seng for very helpful video, can I ask you what size buckets do you have strawberry hill planted in? Many thanks Iv now subscribed.

[@backyardparadise2334]

You can use any planter that is 20 inches tall. That's a good height. The width of my planter is about 16 inches.

[@fahpranivong1122]

I wish I can do triple like.! 😊 awesome video. I like your method more. I have the LOS rose that i put in the middle and wrap cane around it. Now it is out grown the obelisk. Omg. I dunno what to do. Too hard to remove obelisk as tall the cane.are all over it. Which I did this way.

[@backyardparadise2334]

You are exactly right. To remove it, you will need to untie everything and dissemble the obelisk as well. Such a pain!

[@backyardparadise2334]

You can train new LOS canes on old LOS canes if you are running out of room to train.

[@fahpranivong1122]

@@backyardparadise2334 can not agreed more!! I can not change obelisk!

[@fahpranivong1122]

@@backyardparadise2334 oh I see..is it like pegging to its own cane?

[@backyardparadise2334]

@@fahpranivong1122 Like stacking on top of each other.

[@ansababu2730]

Thanks a lot for this video Seng! Do you think we can use this obelisk for shropshire lad or barok rose? I’m planning to plant them in a half whiskey barrel. Do you think it’s a good idea? 😁

[@backyardparadise2334]

Barock can throw really long, stiff canes. So, might not be ideal with the obelisk. I do not have Shropshire Lad. But I think no harm to try. They will do well in the whiskey barrel.

[@cynthiar3407]

Last question…Do you feel Strawberry Hill is suitable for high heat and humidity or does it get a lot of black spot?

[@backyardparadise2334]

It gets some blackspot but a lot better than lots of my other varieties in my garden. Yes, it is suitable for high heat and humidity

[@cynthiar3407]

@@backyardparadise2334 ok, great! I really like SH but wasn’t sure about how it would do in the south, so glad I found your channel! Beautiful roses by the way!

[@Le_Kabe]

Can you do more long lasting roses?

[@backyardparadise2334]

I did a video about rose for cutting. You can check my channel play list

[@empressoftheskies]

Do you tie all the canes in one direction or do you do half one direction and half in the other? Thanks!

[@backyardparadise2334]

I usually tie in one direction but it really doesn't matter

[@empressoftheskies]

@@backyardparadise2334 awesome, thanks for responding! Beautiful garden!

[@temp1233]

Thanks for sharing ! I got Eden climbing rose , do you think it will work on obelisk in a pot ?

[@temp1233]

Also the pot will be ageist a wall so I guess one side will not get much sun

[@backyardparadise2334]

@@temp1233 Yes. Eden canes are flexible enough to train on obelisk. It will be beautiful. 😊

[@temp1233]

Ok thank you ! Appreciate the response

[@mariebutler6912]

What size climbers are suitable for that size obelisk please?

[@backyardparadise2334]

Another that is 8 feet or less with flexible canes

[@relaxmood6595]

My goodness.I have 6 of this trellis and they all rusted in two years

[@backyardparadise2334]

I will let you know if mine still good after 2 years. I have 1 for 1 year and still look the same.

[@relaxmood6595]

@@backyardparadise2334 mine rooted start at the bottom where in the soil. I didn't notice till I move my pot. The leg fall out. Then I went checked all others found a lot more connect spot was rusted as well. So I removed all mine. I am at Southern CA don't have much rain. I did saw the product review said the same thing. But I still purchased because it is good use. I think for the cost is worth to use for two years.

[@backyardparadise2334]

@@relaxmood6595 my area is a lot more humid than you coz it is the rainest city in US. 😆😆 oh man, I am going to dig the soil and check it.