large-flowered climbing rose

Watering frequency for a Large-flowered Climbing Rose (Rosa 'Dreaming Spires') will depend on the climate you are in, however, for best results it is recommended to water deeply twice a week during the summer months, and once or twice a month in winter. Make sure to water the soil around the root zone only, and avoid splashing water onto the foliage or flowers. During periods of extreme heat or drought, increase the amount of water given, and water more frequently, as needed. It is also important to ensure that the soil does not dry out completely between waterings.

Large-Flowered Climbing Roses (Rosa 'Dreaming Spires') thrive in full sun, which means they should receive at least 6 hours of direct sunlight each day. Direct sunlight is best in the morning when the sun is at its hottest and will help the plant take in the most beneficial energy possible. However, it is important to avoid midday sunlight as it can be too intense and burn the plant. If you want to ensure the plant receives enough sunlight, you may want to consider using reflective mulch or artificial lighting. During the summer months, it is recommended to limit the amount of direct sunlight the plant receives to 4 hours per day.

For best results, prune large-flowered climbing roses (Rosa 'Dreaming Spires') annually. Prune in late winter or early spring before new growth starts. Start by removing any dead, diseased, or crossing canes, as well as canes that are growing away from the support structure. Then cut back the remaining canes by 1-third to 1-half their length. Finish by thinning out extra shoots from new growth. Make sure to wear protective gloves and glasses to guard against thorns.