An outstanding repeat flowering rose, Rosa 'Ghislaine de Feligonde' is a short rambler with generous clusters of small, warm apricot, double flowers, 1.5 in. across (4 cm). Pleasantly scented, the blooms (17-25 petals) open to reveal their golden stamens and gradually fade to buff as they mature. Blooming from early summer to fall, this rambling rose features thornless stems clothed in healthy, light green foliage. It produces decorative hips in the fall that attract birds. Not too vigorous, Rose 'Ghislaine de Feligonde' is perfect for small gardens. Its stiff growth habit makes it perfect for growing against a trellis or wall or simply as a shrub. Very good disease resistance. 

Strongly fragrant, Rosa 'Paul Noel' is a medium-sized rambler with graceful sprays double, strawberry-pink flowers with coppery and yellow undertones. Pleasantly apple scented, the blooms, 3 in. across (8 cm), are very full (26-40 petals) and gradually fade to pink as they mature. Blooming freely in early summer, this rambler rose also experiences a good repeat performance in late summer. Well-branched, it has a healthy, shiny, light green foliage that is red-tinged when young. Its flexible and graceful canes are perfect for training over pergolas or against walls and trellises. Shade tolerant, 'Paul Noel' is also ideal for a north-facing site. Good disease resistance.

Rosa 'Phyllis Bide' is a medium-sized rambler with graceful sprays of small, rich yellow flowers, flushed salmon pink, 2 in. across (6 cm). Pleasantly scented, the blooms will gradually fade to cream with a pink blush as they mature. A very good repeat-flowering rose, 'Phyllis Bide' blooms from summer to fall. This rambling rose features a relatively thorn free, glossy, red-tinged foliage. It is perfect for training over arches, fences or pergolas and is also ideal for a north-facing site. Very good disease resistance.

A repeat-flowering rambler, Rosa Malvern Hills produces large clusters of fragrant, fully double, soft yellow flowers from early summer to fall. The glorious blossoms are borne on strong slender stems clothed in a healthy foliage of small polished leaves. Each slightly Noisette scented bloom, 2.5 in. across (4 cm), is packed with up to 40 petals. Reliable, this short rambling rose is perfect for covering arches, pillars, trellises as well as walls and pergolas. It could also be encouraged to scramble over shrubs or into a small tree.

A miniature rambler, Rosa Open Arms is a vigorous climbing rose with arching shoots adorned by fragrant, single, salmon-pink flowers, 1.5 in. across (4 cm). Pleasantly scented, the blooms (6-14 petals) open to reveal their golden stamens and gradually fade to pale pink as they mature. Free flowering, this rambler rose blooms continuously throughout the summer into the fall. Easy to train, the stems bear very small, narrow, healthy leaves. Perfect for small gardens, Rose 'Open Arms' is a great choice for walls, fences, trellises or pillars. It may also be grown as a large shrub. Very good disease resistance.

Rosa Super Excelsa is a repeat flowering rambling rose with large clusters of small, crimson semi-double flowers, 1 in. across (2.5 cm) and long arching stems clothed with a healthy foliage of glossy, dark green Leaves. Blooming repeatedly from midsummer to fall, this free-flowering rambler is perfect for training over walls, arches, fences or pergolas and is also ideal for a north-facing site. Good disease resistance.

Blooming repeatedly all season long, Rosa The Albrighton Rambler is a lovely rambler rose with sprays of small, fully double, cup-shaped, soft pink flowers paling to blush, set off by beautifully arranged petals and a little button eye. Hanging gracefully on lax arching stems, each slightly musky-scented bloom, 2.5 in. across (4 cm), is packed with 85 petals. The Albrighton Rambler is a charming, short rambling rose that is perfect for arches, pillars and trellises as well as walls and fences. Disease resistant, its lovely blooms stand up well to rain.

A repeat-flowering rambler, Rosa The Lady of the Lake produces long, slender stems that bear sprays of sweetly fragrant, semi-double, blush pink flowers. Rich with a fresh citrus fragrance, each bloom is about 2 in. across (5 cm), with an open formation set off by a nice boss of golden stamens. A healthy rose that repeat-flowers regularly throughout the summer and is suitable for growing on an arch, wall, trellis, or small tree.

Free-flowering and particularly beautiful, award-winning Rosa 'Adelaide d'Orleans is a vigorous rambler rose with dainty sprays of small, semi-double flowers (over 40 petals), pale pink in buds, opening to creamy-white. Hanging elegantly on delicate stems, the slightly, but sweetly scented clusters are produced in abundance on pliable stems that are clothed in dark green leaves. Disease resistant, the healthy foliage is almost evergreen. This rambling rose is shade tolerant and ideal for pergolas, arches, arbors, walls, and fences, and suitable for growing into trees.

A vigorous rambler with good disease resistance, award-winning Rosa 'Albertine' produces abundant clusters of fragrant, cup-shaped, fully double flowers, 3.5 in. wide (9 cm), starting as reddish-salmon buds and opening to large copper-pink blossoms. They are perfectly displayed on purple-flushed arching stems against a glossy dark green foliage. Very free flowering, 'Albertine' has a strong and rich fragrance. Blooms in one single flush in spring or summer

Drought resistant, shade tolerant, Rosa 'American Pillar' is a striking rambler rose which explodes with a profusion of carmine-pink single blooms, 2.25 in. wide (5.5 cm), held in huge clusters. A brushing of white at the base of the 5 petals offsets a large eye of golden stamens. These wonderful blossoms resemble the wild rose in size and look and are an unending source of beauty. Far more hardy than many types of roses, wonderfully vigorous and very reliable, 'American Pillar' can grow quite large and provides interesting landscape opportunities with its heavy canes, densely clothed with luxuriant, glossy green foliage. Sadly it has no fragrance. Blooms once in spring or summer

Rosa 'Debutante' is a charming rambler rose with large sprays of small, double, cup-shaped, rose-pink flowers eventually fading to blush. Pleasantly primrose scented, each delicate rosette is packed with 17-25 petals which gracefully reflex back. The long, flexible canes of this rambling rose are clothed with healthy, glossy, dark green leaves, and easy to train. Hardy and very vigorous, this heirloom rambler rose is perfect for trailing along walls, fences, pillars, pergolas and arches. Very disease resistant.

Forming charming cascades of flowers, Rosa 'Dorothy Perkins' is a very vigorous rambler rose with large clusters of double, salmon-pink, rosette-shaped flowers. Slightly fragrant, each bloom, 1.5 in. across (4 cm), is packed with 26-40 petals. As the blooms age, their color gets darker, adding depth to the floral display. The long, flexible canes of this rambling rose are clothed with small, glossy, dark green leaves, which turn rusty orange in the fall. Once the most popular rambler, 'Dorothy Perkins' is pretty hardy and perfect for trailing along fences and other garden structures.

One of the finest ramblers, award-winning Rosa 'Felicite Perpetue' features graceful, relatively thornless, red-green stems clothed in shiny, neat, semi-evergreen foliage. In late spring or early summer, large clusters of strongly scented, rosette-like, creamy-white or blush-pink flowers, packed with layers of petals (over 40 petals) are produced in great quantities. Reliable and disease resistant, this vigorous rambling rose is ideal to train on a wall, fence and suitable for climbing into trees. Excellent rose for a north-facing site.

Rosa 'Francois Juranville' is a large rambling shrub with pretty clusters of apple-scented, double, coral-pink flowers, 3.5 in. across (8 cm) and long pliable stems that are only slightly thorny and are clothed with bronze tinted dark green leaves. When in full bloom in early summer, it becomes the glory of the garden. This vigorous rambler is perfect for training over arches, fences or pergolas and is also ideal for a north-facing site.

A giant, award-winning Rosa 'Paul's Himalayan Musk' is a fabulous Rambler Rose that is perfect to cover large areas. Vigorous, this large climber features long and graceful, trailing, flexible branches bearing drooping light green leaves and large sprays of small, soft lilac pink, double flowers. With age, the double blossoms (17-25 petals) fade to near-white. Slightly scented, this Rose is ideal to cover large walls or to clamber up trees. Blooms overwhelmingly once in late spring or summer.

Forming charming cascades of flowers, Rosa 'Princesse Louise' is a lovely rambler rose with large sprays of soft pink buds, which open to small, double, creamy blush flowers, eventually fading to white. Slightly fragrant, each ruffled bloom is packed with 17-25 petals. The long, flexible canes of this rambling rose are clothed with small, glossy, dark green leaves, and easy to train. Shade tolerant, this reliable heirloom rambler is ideal for north-facing sites and perfect for trailing along walls, fences, pillars, pergolas and arches.

A spectacular sight in summer, award-winning Rosa 'Rambling Rector' is a strong-growing large rambler with huge clusters of fragrant, semi-double, cupped to flat, creamy-white flowers, adorned with deep yellow stamens. Produced in abundance on arching stems with thorny shoots bearing pointed leaves, the flowers are followed by small, rounded, red hips in the fall, extending the season of interest. This vigorous, rambling rose is ideal for covering an eyesore, a large wall or scrambling through a tree. Excellent climbing rose for a north-facing site, but flowering may be reduced.

One of the darkest ramblers, award-winning Rosa 'Veilchenblau' features bright, almost thornless stems and glossy emerald-green leaves. In late spring or early summer, large sprays of orange-scented, semi-double, cupped, dark magenta-purple flowers are produced in abundance. Changing to bluish-lilac, before fading to lilac-gray with occasional white streaks, their slightly incurved petals open to reveal their white centers and golden stamens. In the fall, 'Veilchenblau' develops small brown-red hips, decorating the plant into the winter. Robust, this vigorous rambling rose is ideal to train on a wall, fence and suitable for climbing into trees. Excellent rose for a north-facing site.

A splendid and vigorous climber, award-winning Rosa banksiae 'Lutea' (Lady Banks' Rose) is a large, early flowering, semi-evergreen rambler with a profusion of small, multi-petalled, pale yellow, double flowers, 3/4 in. wide (2 cm), in spring. Held in clusters, the lightly scented blooms are perfectly displayed on the thornless, slender branches which are clad with a rich green foliage of small, smooth-edged leaves. 'Lutea' is the most popular and the most floriferous of the banksia roses and is regarded as one of the best roses for dry gardens. It is evergreen in mild climates.

Extremely vigorous, award-winning Rosa filipes 'Kiftsgate' is a fast-growing, large rambler rose with huge sprays of highly fragrant, semi-double, creamy-white flowers, adorned with deep yellow stamens. Produced in abundance on long thorny stems bearing pointed, light green leaves, the flowers are followed by crops of decorative, vivid, orange-red hips in the fall, extending the season of interest. Sturdy and disease resistant, this rampant rambling rose is ideal for covering unsightly buildings, large walls, or scrambling through big trees. A giant rose for those that have the room for it!