Can I Plant A Climbing Rose In A 40cm Deep Planter?

I have a David Austin Constance Spry climbing rose that I want to put on the west side of the house – it does not have any soil so want to use a planter I have which is 100cm long x 40cm wide x 40cm deep. Would this be big enough for one plant and a clematis?

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#1 Comment By GKH_Susan On 07/09/2021 @ 5:23 pm

I don't believe that is deep enough. And it is so wide that excess moisture may congregate and cause root rot.

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