How many years does it take for roses to cover the entire wall?

1. How many years can it cover the wall?

In fact, it does not climb walls because it is a spreading shrub. Its roots are different from those of creepers, and its stems are not as entwined as morning glory. It can only be made to climb all over the wall by artificial means. For example, we can tie its stems to a long pole to allow it to climb, or throw its overly long branches outside the wall to allow it to spread. Otherwise, the overly long branches will prevent it from lifting its head.

2. How to pull it to climb the wall

1. Pruning: First of all, we can prune it appropriately, that is, cut off all the flowering branches, leaving only 2 to 3 buds. If it is a newly grown branch, all the top branches need to be cut off. If it is some new branches growing on the flowering branches, the old branches must be cut off. After pruning, the new branches can become the main trunk, extending outward continuously and artificially pulled to a horizontal direction.

2. Traction: Before traction, prepare the support first so that its branches can be well attached after being tied up. We can choose wire as the support. Then pull a few iron wires on the wall in the shape of a tic-tac-toe to fix the main branches. Finally, we can determine where to pull the branches based on the conditions of the branches we learned during pruning, such as branch length and number, and then use the direction of the branches as the standard.