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Novaquesne 26-12-2003 08:33 PM

I need help with climbers
 
Is there a tie that attaches to my brick to train climbing roses? I can't put
trellises up all over the house. Help, help, help...

FOW 26-12-2003 09:34 PM

I need help with climbers
 
Drill a small hole in your brick and epoxy a nail in it.
Maybe ? :)
"Novaquesne" wrote in message
...
Is there a tie that attaches to my brick to train climbing roses? I can't

put
trellises up all over the house. Help, help, help...




Mary 26-12-2003 11:32 PM

I need help with climbers
 

"FOW" wrote in message
...
Drill a small hole in your brick and epoxy a nail in it.
Maybe ? :)


Do this a few times in strategic places then twist wire around into an
Espalier?
Maybe? :)



John 27-12-2003 12:21 AM

I need help with climbers
 
You could get a set of masonary anchors at Home Depot, Lowes, or any
hardware store. The kit comes with a masonary bit and little plastic
anchors that fit into the hole the bit drills (use any electric drill with
this bit). You then screw in the screws that comes with the kit. You can
then attach thin polypropelene string (won't rot) and let the roses climb on
it or attach the rose branch directly to the screw with a twisty or garden
twine.


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"Novaquesne" wrote in message
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Is there a tie that attaches to my brick to train climbing roses? I can't

put
trellises up all over the house. Help, help, help...




John 27-12-2003 12:28 AM

I need help with climbers
 
You could get a set of masonary anchors at Home Depot, Lowes, or any
hardware store. The kit comes with a masonary bit and little plastic
anchors that fit into the hole the bit drills (use any electric drill with
this bit). You then screw in the screws that comes with the kit. You can
then attach thin polypropelene string (won't rot) and let the roses climb on
it or attach the rose branch directly to the screw with a twisty or garden
twine.


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Is there a tie that attaches to my brick to train climbing roses? I can't

put
trellises up all over the house. Help, help, help...





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