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Climbing rose help

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bunny27 · 20/06/2023 06:12

I planted a climbing rose last October. David Austin, Pilgrim. In May there were numerous buds which flowered and they were beautiful. I dead headed a few and then after storms this week all have fallen off so now the plant is flowerless. I have deadheaded again. I'm disappointed there are no flowers at the moment. Apparently it'repeat flowering so do I just need to be patient for more flowers? I just so want to have a lot of flowers!

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isthewashingdryyet · 20/06/2023 06:14

Yes, keep deadheading and you will get more flowers very soon

florentina1 · 20/06/2023 11:06

Vigorous climbing roses often spend their first two years on root growth. This is necessary to support the plant and produce an abundance of flowers.

Possibly you may get a second flush this year but don’t worry if you don’t. Gardeners in earlier years recommended ,in the first year, to cut the buds off the second flush before they mature. I have not heard that advice recently.

David Austen has exceptional customer service when you email queries to them. They once replaced a rose for me which was out of its guaranteed time.

bunny27 · 20/06/2023 21:37

Thanks guys. Appreciate the replies. I'll keep deadheading but won't worry too much if I don't get more blooms this summer. As long as I'm going in the right direction I'm happy!!

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