Re-tying espalier of a climbing Rose, a Wisteria and a Trachelospermum to a wired wall скачать в хорошем качестве

Re-tying espalier of a climbing Rose, a Wisteria and a Trachelospermum to a wired wall

Retying espalier and a general sort out of 3 climbing plants across a wired wall in June, with a visit 4 weeks later to see how the plants have responded. A wisteria sinensis, Iceberg climbing rose and a trachelospermum jasminoides. A job that's usually done in the autumn/winter, especially the rose, this is the middle of summer so showing how it's possible to do at most times of the year. For the purpose of not being ridiculously long, I will call the tracceo a tracceo for the rest of this description and in the video. After originally tying the jasmine in 2-3 years ago, I haven't been back to this garden since. The rose has had little training and need the most attention, the flowers of the rose are all above the wall and need to be brought down to eye level and split across the wires. The tracceo doesn't need to be completely taken down and I can just re-position the left side and a tidy with sacatuers, the right side gets re-tied. The wisteria is just a baby and only has a single stem that splits so is a minor re-tying job. Please share as i don't do any social media.