🌹 Peggy Martin’s Putting on a Show! | Training & Pegging Climbing Roses

[@drcalsterrr]

Oh my goodness, this is INCREDIBLE!! Thank you so much for the follow up, I will be doing this for sure! ❤❤❤

[@jowalk80]

Thanks for the update, love to see how she adapted to the shape.

[@greensage395]

Would also be fun to do two different colors and let them fuse across like Stripped Beach Balls from a Distance! :) How Fun!

[@jasminejohnson5164]

So gorgeous love it😮

[@gardeningjunkie2267]

I love that hole, it looks like a ring of roses. My pink climber is doing amazing too. It's Rosarium Petersen from Kordes. Not a drop of blackspot and heavy heavy loaded with big clusters of gorgeous blooms. If only I can keep the horrible spotted lantern flies off and keep it blooming. Isn't this the most beautiful time of year?

[@gardeningjunkie2267]

@@TheRoseGeek They're around all season. I suppose they're like Japanese beetles but way worse because they're like little helicopters, flying way off when you come near. The only way to kill them is to spray them to stun them and squish them or use a systemic insecticide. I seriously hope you never get them.

[@lidiajimenez2728]

love🌹🌹👍😊💜🌹

[@ginabriggs4131]

Oh my goodness, those are lovely! I’m wanting to peg a New Dawn to give me more blooms in front.

[@CashBearMama]

New Subbie ❤❤❤❤❤

[@marycookson4607]

What time of year is best to train them like this? I have a new Peggy. Will I need to wait for it to grow a bit? What did you do in the meantime while you waited for the long canes?

[@marycookson4607]

@@TheRoseGeek thanks! Maybe this fall, then. Oh, my, 11 feet????