What kind of trellis is suitable for climbing roses on the west side?
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The pruning of climbing roses has been introduced before, and I believe many flower friends should be eager to see the traction method. Don't worry, it's still a bit early for traction in most areas now, so don't rush. Let's first prepare the things needed for traction, such as the trellis for climbing. Previously, many flower friends have asked what kind of trellis is better for climbing, so let's talk about the issue of trellis today.
Selection of Climbing Frame for Climbing Roses
(Image from the Flower Wall Construction Camp)
Among the shaping of climbing roses, the trellis that can be chosen is the rose wall, because the arch gate style is more or less fixed, and it is better to choose something sturdy. As for the flower wall, it depends on the situation.
1 -- If there is a wall
If there is a wall, there are many choices for the trellis, such as wire mesh, plastic mesh, wooden grid, wooden fence, bamboo fence, and so on.
The wooden grid and wooden fence are relatively beautiful, but if we talk about durability, wire mesh is more recommended. Because whether it's wooden or bamboo, it will quickly change its appearance after being exposed to sunlight and rain outdoors, even rot, so the durability is relatively poor. Bamboo fences may also have the problem of large gaps, which are not good for fixing branches.
What kind of trellis is suitable for climbing roses on the west side?
But it's hard to change the trellis after the climbing roses have grown up, so choosing something sturdy and durable is a wise choice. In fact, when the climbing roses grow up and are pulled, the climbing net behind is almost invisible.
(Image from Training Camp 3)
If using wire mesh as a trellis, it is recommended to choose something thicker, with a diameter of 3-5mm, which is more sturdy and durable. Too thin wire mesh is too easy to deform and break, so it has poor durability. The picture above shows thin wire mesh.
(Image from Training Camp 3)
For general concrete walls, you can directly use concrete nails to fix the wire mesh to the wall. If the wall is tiled or well-made and you don't want to damage it, you can stick a few fixed handles on the wall and then fix the net to the handles. The picture above shows the netting fixed by flower friends with glue, which is also relatively sturdy. If you are worried about it not being strong enough, you can stick more handles as fixed points.