One of the Fastest Climbing Roses | Peggy Martin

[@grisespino5342]

A rose arch adds so much to a garden. Thanks for sharing .

[@GardenObsessions]

We agree! I do love arches, layers upon layers. 😄💐💚💚💚💚💚💚

[@Kiwianna75]

Wait until after the Peggy Martin blooms in Spring to prune. I’m near Houston and have two of them. One that is 4 years old and about 40 feet wide on my fence. I do get some fall blooms now it’s established but the Spring blooms are amazing

[@GardenObsessions]

Awesome thanks for letting us know. We can’t wait! 💚💚💚💚💚💚

[@debravestal1875]

I love Peggy Martin ❤I put in a gallon sized one about a foot tall at the end of May,It overwintered then bloomed beautifully in the spring, climbing to the top of a trellis on my chimney, getting at least five feet wide, I put some smaller ones by my fence line, they grew so quickly to the top of the fence then I trained them along the top, in one season, she loves my hot Alabama all day sun. And they’re very easy to propagate, just stick pieces in a pot.

[@kelb7410]

Plz can you link the arch & fencing? Thank you for all of your helpful videos:)

[@GardenObsessions]

It has been updated in the description, sorry it must not have saved.

[@IRONWEED_]

Nice growth on the roses, the one quart will catch up. What is the multi-stemmed tree to the right of the banana plant? Is it evergreen?

[@GardenObsessions]

Thank you. I’m sure it will catch up fast. The tree is a Crepe Myrtle and not an evergreen. 💚💚💚💚💚💚