Quicksilver Climbing Rose Live Starter Plant – Lavender Blooms

Elevate Your Garden with the Quicksilver Climbing Rose

Introduce breathtaking beauty to your outdoor space with the Quicksilver Climbing Rose, a captivating vine known for its ethereal light lavender and silver blooms and delightful fragrance. This re-blooming rose is an exceptional choice for creating vertical interest in your garden, whether gracefully trained on a trellis, adorning a fence, or enhancing an arbor. Its adaptability to a wide range of climates ensures it will impress in diverse settings, from arid to tropical.

This remarkable rose thrives in USDA zones 5-9 and exhibits impressive tolerance for various soil types, including chalk, clay, loam, and sand, making it a versatile addition to almost any garden. With a fast growth rate, this climbing rose quickly establishes itself, reaching a mature height of 7-10 feet. Its rapid ascent and continuous display of fragrant flowers from summer through fall will swiftly transform it into a focal point, drawing admiration and enhancing the overall aesthetic of your garden.

Key Features of the Quicksilver Climbing Rose

• Fragrant Blooms: Revel in the sweet, alluring scent of light lavender and silver flowers that fill the air.
• Re-blooming: Enjoy a continuous display of vibrant color throughout the summer and into the fall, providing extended beauty.
• Versatile: Adaptable to a wide range of climates and tolerant of various soil types, ensuring success in many garden environments.
• Fast Growth: Quickly establishes and adds significant vertical interest, making an immediate impact on your landscape.
• Hardy: Grown on its own root, this lavender rose is naturally hardier and more resilient than many grafted varieties, promising longevity.

For optimal growth, plant your Quicksilver Climbing Rose in well-drained soil with full to medium sun exposure. Consistent watering is crucial, particularly during the initial growing season, to help it establish a strong root system. Fertilize in spring and summer with a low-nitrogen fertilizer to promote healthy growth and abundant blooms. Ensuring good air circulation around the plant is vital for preventing disease and maintaining its vigor. For best fertilizer uptake, researching your local soil conditions on an educational website is highly recommended.

Frequently Asked Questions About Quicksilver Climbing Roses

• How long will it take for my Quicksilver Climbing Rose to produce new leaves after shipping? Typically, new leaves appear within 3-4 weeks with proper care. Colder months may extend this timeframe.
• What is the mature height of the Quicksilver Climbing Rose? Expect a mature height of 7-10 feet, making it perfect for trellises or fences.
• What type of fertilizer should I use for my climbing rose? During the first growing season, use a liquid, low-nitrogen fertilizer such as fish emulsion every 4-6 weeks.
• What are the ideal soil pH levels for Quicksilver Climbing Roses? Correct soil pH levels are between 6.0–6.5 for roses. A soil test can determine this for you.
• Can I plant this lavender rose in a container? Yes, but ensure the container is large enough to accommodate the root system as it matures, and it must have well-draining holes.