By Phil1956
North Humberside,
United Kingdom 
I have planted a climbing rose Zephirine Drouhin, in my garden, it is mostly in full sun, south west facing, on the corner of my house which gets a nice breeze, I have been told that this can be prone to black spot, what can I do to avoid getting this on it?
14 Aug, 2013
Answers
Spray it when the leaves are first out, before any spots appear, and again later in the season if necessary.
14 Aug, 2013
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its a fungal disease so you can spray with 'rose clear' as instructed on the packet or any other fungicide recommended for roses/black spot. if you spot any signs of it on the leaf pick them off and don't compost , bin or burn. Prune any damaged stems in spring and spray fungicide then too. [according to the RHS pests book]
so far mine has not shown any signs and I'm not far from you :o)
14 Aug, 2013