Joseph's Coat Climbing Rose-A bush?

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  1. retiredgardner

    retiredgardner Member

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    I want to make a Joseph's Coat Climbing Rose a Centerpiece in my yard. Can it be made into a bush or tree like plant? I have not seen any pictures that show a mature Joseph's Coat at a distance; only individual roses. I have a healthy Joseph's Coat in a pot. Thanks
     
  2. Ron B

    Ron B Paragon of Plants 10 Years

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    Like other roses with long stems called climbers or ramblers if planted without support it will form a mound- or fountain-shaped plant. If you want it to produce a more conspicuous feature it can be planted at the base of a pillar, ornamental ironwork or other small narrow structure and trained up that.
     
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    Thank you for your timely reply and information. It is very helpful.
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