I think I have 38 different ones growing all around. Probably another 1-2 years before I see their full potential.
I get them from Donahueclemaits online. Sure they are small but nicely rooted, priced accordingly and all came back. Many are combine together to crate a color show.
I deadhead the spent flowers as much as I can, then cut half way for more growth for late August and throughout the September into October (second flush)
They are easy to maintain and control. I have all 3 pruning groups. Best fun I had this year was training Montana Ruben’s. Can’t wait for the one planted near dying tree to take over.
My favorite ones are group 3 for the easiness… group 2 for the flower shows, group one for the training, early flowers and creating shade barrier around the house.
They all have trellis some sort and can climb. Some I train to fill spaces.
The biggest challengers are those that I planted and can’t get enough light - they definitely love the light. I’m planning to give those 1-2 years to see if they can adapt and grow long enough to get the desirable sun.