The charm of an English climbing rose is unparalleled. Quick to establish and easy to care for, opt for a repeat flowering variety to delight all summer long, year after year. The yellow climbing rose pictured here is The Pilgrim (Auswalker). | David Austin Roses

Let’s plant a climbing rose!🌸 Today we’re planting one of our new Princess Charlene De Monaco climbing roses! This beauty is typically a bush rose, but for the first time ever, we’ve trained it to grow as a climber! Here are a few simple steps to help you plant your climbing rose on an obelisk or trellis: • Start by digging a hole a bit deeper and wider than your pot. • Mix a starter fertilizer into the hole. • Place your rose in, and backfill with your native soil and some compost. • Position