Peggy Martin Climbing Rose Water|Moist May be pruned annually after

May be pruned annually after flowering

Deadheading spent flowers can encourage extended blooming

can be shaped and sheared into formal hedges

Thujas (Arborvitae's) although not listed on the ASPCA’s list of toxic plants – may cause some digestive upset (diarrhea or vomiting) if eaten

Peggy Martin Climbing Rose Water|Moist May be pruned annually afterPink, pink and more pink. This Southern climbing classic is profuse with pink blooms in the spring, summer and early fall months. Simply beautiful! Peggy Martin's are considered semi thornless making it easier to manage than other roses. Care Peggy are some of the easiest to care for since they are resistant to disease and bloom in spring and fall. They do not require deadheading to rebloom. Plant them in well drained, slightly acidic soil in full sun