How Do You Care For Seven Sisters Climbing Roses?
Seven Sisters Climbing Roses are named for the variety of seven colors that range from pale pink to red and can appear in each cluster of blooms. The colors of this once-blooming rose change as the plant matures. In addition to the color changing show presented by these roses, they also emit a heady fragrance. Seven Sisters Climbing Roses are easy to grow and require little maintenance to produce beautiful, colorful blooms. Prune canes as soon as leaf buds appear in the spring. This stimulates plant growth. Fertilize rose bushes each spring as new growth appears. Work compost, shredded leaves or other organic material into the ground around the rose bush. Be careful not to disturb the plant’s roots. Apply a 1 to 3 inch layer of mulch around the plant. Keep mulch away from base of plant to avoid stem rot. The mulch will help the plant retain moisture. Water plant once or twice a week, depending on rainfall. Always water deeply and at the base of the plant. Shallow watering can cause the
