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Rosa (Climbing Roses)

Climbing roses are prized for their long, flexible canes and abundant, breathtaking blooms. Their flowers range from small, delicate singles to large, opulent double blooms, often exuding an enchanting fragrance. Some varieties bloom in flushes from late spring to fall, while others create a single, dramatic floral display.

With glossy, dark green foliage, climbing roses provide a stunning contrast to their vibrant flowers. Though they are not true climbers like ivy, their arching, trainable growth habit makes them ideal for walls, trellises, fences, pergolas, and arbors. Whether as a standalone focal point or combined with other climbers, these roses bring timeless elegance to any garden.

Climbing roses are divided into two primary categories: Climbing roses and Rambling roses

Climbing Roses: Repeat Blooming and Easy to TrainClimbing roses are renowned for their repeat-flowering nature and large, showy blossoms. They typically grow 6–12 ft. (180–360 cm) tall and spread 3–4 ft. (90–120 cm), making them perfect for smaller gardens. Their ability to rebloom from summer to fall ensures a continuous floral display. Thanks to modern breeding, some ever-blooming climbing roses now provide nonstop flowers until the first frost.

Rambling Roses: Vigorous and Spectacular Once-Bloomers. Rambling roses grow with incredible vigor, often reaching 20–30 ft. (6–9 meters). Unlike climbers, they bloom once per season in early summer, producing a breathtaking display of small flowers in large clusters.

Discover more about the differences between climbing and rambling roses.

For gardens with seasonal gaps, pairing climbing roses with Clematis or Honeysuckle creates a striking, extended bloom cycle. Learn how to combine roses and clematis for maximum impact.

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