How I Trained My Climbing Blue Moon Rose Across a Pergola & Into a Tree 🌿🌸

So this is the blue moon that's in the back garden and I've got it trained over the pergola, sort of in a bit of an arch and then it goes around to where it is in the ground and then up the other side. It's trained over and attached to the conifer the other side and it's really really pretty beautiful actually. I'm so pleased with it this year. It threw up, similar to the one in the front garden, it threw up some really tall canes into the tree last year and I pulled them out in the springtime and I trained them over and pruned the the little side shoots back and then it sprouted out and on each of the little spurs we've got loads of blooms which is amazing. So that's a fabulous blue moon and it smells absolutely divine. It's a hybrid tea, climbing rose, can be susceptible to disease but I think fed and watered properly does help and she's been just full of bloom now for a few weeks and still lots more to come because we've got lots of buds up there. It's going to rain later today so I thought I'd do a quick video just to show you how she's looking. I think it was definitely the right decision to to tie her across rather than let her because that's made all of the the blooms basically grow along the cane. Now we're looking from the other side of the archway although there isn't actually any sort of structure there. The arch is made up of the roses so I think I might have to either put a metal arch in or or put some wood structures in there just to support it and stop it from getting too low. I thought I'll just I'll just show you some of these lovely flowers.