Classic Rose Variety Boasts Incredible Color & Blooming Period
Elevate your garden with the Lavender Crush Climbing Rose, a stunning addition that brings beauty and ease to your outdoor space! This rose variety is not only intriguing for its lavender and creamy white blossoms, but it also features a unique and pleasant fragrance of citrus and rose.
With its heavy-blooming nature, the Lavender Crush Climbing Rose will adorn your garden with an abundance of blooms that will surely captivate your senses. Plus, they’re a breeze to care for thanks to its disease-resistant nature and low-maintenance requirements.
What’s more, this rose variation isn’t just a fleeting beauty. In fact, its long-blooming period ensures that you’ll enjoy its exquisite flowers from spring through fall! Plant it alongside a trellis or wall and watch it climb to an impressive height of nearly 10 feet.
Planting & Care
1. Planting: Plant in well-drained soil in a sunny location, spacing multiple plants about 3-4 feet apart, and provide regular watering to establish healthy growth.
2. Watering: Water deeply and evenly, ensuring the soil is consistently moist but not waterlogged, particularly during dry spells, while avoiding overhead watering to prevent foliage diseases.
3. Fertilizing: Fertilize with a balanced fertilizer formulated for roses in early spring, then again in mid-summer, following package instructions for proper application and dosage.
4. Pruning: Other than for shaping purposes, no pruning is required for your Lavender Crush Climbing Rose.
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