Will my Joseph's Coat rebloom?

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  1. singer74

    singer74 Active Member

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    Hello all,

    I purchased a climbing Joseph's Coat rose from a local nursery about a month ago, and planted it the next day. When planted, the rose had several buds on it (at least 5 or 6). They all opened, but I missed most of it because I was on vacation.

    When I returned from vacation, the petals had all dropped, so I deadheaded the plant. That was almost a week ago, and I can't see any activity yet -- no other buds and seemingly no new growth. The plant otherwise is healthy, with lots of deep green leaves. I think it has had enough water. I live in Zone 5-6 (western New York) and we just had a typical hard summer rain.

    Will my rose bloom again soon? It is supposed to be a constant bloomer but like I said it seems to be in a state of suspended animation! :-)

    I've attached two photos taken this evening just before sunset.

    Thank you for any help and info!!
     

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  2. Ron B

    Ron B Paragon of Plants 10 Years

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    Too soon to be doing anything yet.
     
  3. singer74

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    Thanks, I guess I'll just keep an eye on it for a while. It does look healthy (I guess) and it gets a lot of sun.
     
  4. Weekend Gardener

    Weekend Gardener Active Member 10 Years

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    You have to have patience with most climbing roses. You will likely see more blooms in the spring flush next year, and perhaps some rebloom. But it often takes 3-5 years for a full spring display and good rebloom. But with Joseph's Coat, the wait is well worth it.
     
  5. singer74

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    Hi all,

    Well, it's been approx. 6 weeks since the first bloom of my Joseph's Coat, and it is indeed re-blooming. It has one bloom on it now and about 7-8 more buds. Just thought I'd post a follow up for anyone who might have been interested. I'll try to remember to post a picture or two once a few more of the buds open.
     
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    And, here are the pics... not spectacular yet, but still a beautiful plant!
     

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    I've had mine for at least 10 years now- it starter blooming - literally ..no after 1 year.... Its 15' high and it blooms from end of May till the frost ....
    extremelly easy rose to care for....its against a south facing wall ( of the house ) so its very warm. Just give it time and you will certainly be rewarded...
     

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