Vines and how to grow them; a manual of climbing plants for flower, foliage and fruit effects, both ornamental and useful, including those shrubs and similar forms that may be used as vines (1911)
McCollom, William C · Garden City, N.Y., Doubleday, Page & company · leaf 298
uld be done, at the very least, sixweeks before planting — ten weeks is better — togive the ground an opportunity to settle beforeplanting time. Climbing roses do not need much pruning,but one cannot afford to neglect it altogether.Merely remove the dead wood and the very weakshoots and cut back on…
Ornamental climbing plants
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