The best varieties of climbing roses

Landscape designers often use climbing climbing roses for landscaping vertical buildings and walls of garden structures, which are considered by gardeners to be the queens of phytodesign. There are so many varieties and types of this culture that one could safely write a whole encyclopedia.

In this issue, with our readers, we will consider the best of them, as well as see a photo of how beautiful they look in the garden when grown correctly. There are really a lot of names of varieties of climbing roses among themselves, they have some differences, so botanists have divided them into two large groups:

• Rambler - crops with small inflorescences of medium and small sizes, very similar to tea hybrids. Representatives of this group differ in their rather high resistance to frost, therefore they are suitable for growing in most climatic zones of Russia. Rambler climbing roses are large shrubs with thin creeping shoots, strewn with small bright inflorescences.
• Claymers are a real climbing rose with large and huge buds of various colors. For the most part, these are nostalgic double and double flowers, similar to peonies. Roses of this group are preferably grown in warm climates; strong protection from frost is required for the winter. In warm climatic conditions, it blooms all year round, practically without interruptions with several pauses for a month or two.

THE CONTENT OF THE ARTICLE:

1. Winter-hardy climbing roses
2. Blooming continuously all summer
3. Beautiful views of climbing roses
4. Red
5. Yellow
6. White
7. Pink
8. Blue

Look at the photo of the variety of climbing roses - the most beautiful species presented in the encyclopedia are shown:

Winter-hardy varieties of climbing roses: names, descriptions and photos

In Russia, the most popular are the winter-hardy varieties of climbing roses, which can be easily purchased from the Serbian nursery "Topalovic Brothers". Adult plants belonging to this group can withstand a decrease in the mercury column to 30 degrees below zero, as indicated in the description for some specimens. Unfortunately, not all of them, with this characteristic, bloom again or throughout the summer season. More often, cultures belonging to this group form buds once. Next, let's look at the names of the most popular varieties in our country and see their photos.

A very lush bloom with large white buds up to 8-10 cm in diameter can be seen in the climbing rose of the Hendel variety, which gardeners grow as a winter-hardy decoration of vertical supports. The flower buds are bicolor - the petals are white, surrounded by a bright pink border. During the flowering period, they exude a subtle fruity aroma. "Handel" is suitable for landscaping vertical structures from 1.5 to 3 meters high. In order to preserve this variety in the winter season, a dense shelter is not required, since without additional construction the bushes can withstand a drop in temperature to -25 degrees. During the season, the variety blooms twice - in early summer and closer to autumn. Repeated flowering is less decorative.

The Rosarium Utersen variety is another popular winter-hardy crop widely used in Russian horticulture. These are tall, lush bushes with a dense cushion of dark green foliage, on which picturesque large buds up to 10-12 cm in diameter are located. The color of the buds on one copy can vary from dark crimson to light pink, while the flowers are very double (one can contain up to 100 petals). The climbing rose variety "Utersen" belongs to the old nostalgic cultures, since during the period of active flowering, its large inflorescences resemble the magnificent dresses of the Victorian era. The scent of the flower is able to fill the entire garden with sweet spicy notes. The culture blooms twice a season, while the second wave does not differ in decorativeness from the first. In the winter season, with severe frosts, the culture requires shelter.

The New Down climbing rose variety is very popular among gardeners who do not like to devote much time to their planting, but want to get beautiful decorations for the garden. This is a very unpretentious plant, but very decorative during the flowering period. Fragrant large buds on a vigorous climbing rose "New Down" are very lush, have a creamy shade and a pronounced fruity scent. The culture tolerates frost well under cover. Flowering lasts only 2 months; towards the end, the variety gradually loses its decorative effect.

The climbing rose variety "Harlequin" looks very original in the gardens, which differs not only in that it has high frost resistance, but also in its special picturesqueness. The flowering period is not long and lasts no more than 30 days, but during this time a large number of large double buds with an original bicolor color are formed. The central part of the flower is always white, with the petals at the edges with an outline of a crimson or pale pink hue. It is difficult to find buds similar to each other on one bush, since they all have a unique original color, as we will see in the photo of the climbing rose variety below.

Densely double peony flowers adorn the Red Eden bushes, a feature of this culture is that it has practically no thorns, and the buds stay in the cut for a long time. Flowering is undulating and continues throughout the season with short interruptions. At this time, large red buds are formed.

Another large-flowered variety - "White Sunrise", the flowers of this winter-hardy culture amaze with their original color. The buds can have a yellow or white core with a bright crimson outline. The diameter of the flowers is 12-13 cm, there are a lot of petals (up to 80 pieces).

To decorate the garden in the old style, climbing roses "Alchemist" are suitable - this is one of the nostalgic varieties that are difficult to grow. But, if you take care of the culture correctly, then during the period of short flowering you can see the buds of golden-yellow shades with a strong aroma. The culture has a lot of thorns, and its green leaves are often affected by black spot. Lowering the temperature without shelter permissible for a bush of the "Alchemist" variety is -30 degrees.

Tall buildings, more than 2 meters, can be decorated with vigorous bushes of climbing roses of the Schneevitchen variety. A culture with light green creeping shoots and shiny foliage is simply strewn with small snow-white buds. The flowers are semi-double and have a diameter of 6 to 9 cm, which is why it is often compared to hybrid tea varieties. The variety has excellent winter hardiness, and in a short flowering period exudes a strong sweet aroma.

The original greenish tint of the snow-white buds of the Elf variety can be seen during the wave-like flowering, which lasts no more than 40 days. The culture has good winter hardiness, but in severe frosts it requires additional frost protection measures. The variety was bred by a German company and belongs to a series of nostalgic roses. Its buds are medium-sized, semi-double, have the usual appearance for the culture and a persistent fruity aroma.The height of the bush is up to 2.5 meters, the buds last for a long time, but they can suffer from heavy rains.

The best varieties of climbing roses of continuous constant flowering

Continuous constant flowering by gardeners is not observed in all varieties of climbing roses, since most of them are more whimsical crops that require especially care and maintenance during the active growing season. Perennial vines, capable of delighting with beautiful buds throughout the summer season, are very rare in many Russian regions, since some hybrid crops do not have the necessary frost resistance and can die from the cold in the winter season. But, nevertheless, when building the right shelter or removing crops for wintering in a cool room, you can save a perennial picturesque variety for a long time. Next, we will consider the best specimens of climbing roses and find out the names of their varieties.

A striking representative of climbing roses of continuous constant flowering is the "Laguna" variety with large flowers collected in racemose inflorescences. The flowers are velvety to the touch and have a bright floral scent. The bush grows up to 2-2.5 meters in height with proper care. For the winter season, the variety requires a dense shelter from frost.

For decorating small vertical supports, the medium-sized variety "Rumba" is suitable - it is a climbing rose with shoots ranging from 1 to 3 meters long. The plant blooms with golden-pink flowers all summer without interruption. In a warm winter, it does not require the construction of a shelter, since the culture has a high winter hardiness.

A rarity in Russian gardens is the climbing rose variety "Golden Parfum" - it is a very fragrant culture with large flowers up to 12 cm in diameter. Some gardeners note that the plant holds the flower very poorly, but this does not prevent it from blooming all summer long due to the ability to gradually dissolve the buds. The variety is not winter hardy and can take a break from flowering, for a maximum of one month. Also, it is noted that yellow flowers can fade in the sun, so the bush needs proper placement in the garden.

Large-flowered "Metanoia" is a climbing rose with salmon-orange buds, with a diameter of 9 to 11 cm. The culture blooms all summer, but only in certain climatic conditions. When the air temperature drops below -15, it freezes and dies even under cover. Perfect for growing in gardens in the southern regions.

The Faya Lobby scrub is also often used as climbing specimens for landscaping vertical buildings. Unlike other varieties of roses, this one has erect, long shoots that require support. The flowers are small (no more than 9 cm in diameter), semi-double, red, formed all summer. Shoots grow in length up to 3 meters, without support they can break under the weight of numerous inflorescences and green foliage.

The climbing peony "Jardine" without thorns is also a very beautiful variety for landscaping a plot. These are nostalgic double pink flowers with a rich fruity aroma. Long flowering due to the ability of the shrub to hold the bud for a long time. The distant pink liana in bloom resembles peonies, as can be seen in the photo below.

Beautiful types of climbing roses are winter-hardy and blooming all summer

The varieties of roses that can easily tolerate frost and bloom all summer are mainly the group of ramblers. These crops have thin and very flexible shoots that allow you to shape the bush as needed. Also, the difference between them from the climbers is that their buds are slightly smaller in size, but there are more of them on the bush. That is why the size of the flower does not affect the decorativeness of the plant itself. Next, consider the most beautiful types and varieties of winter-hardy climbing roses that bloom all summer long.

The climbing rose variety Parade forms a beautiful lush bush, up to 3.5 meters high with thin emerald leaves. Oval flowers up to 10 cm in diameter cover the culture all summer.There are perennial vines with buds of various colors: from cherry to light pink with pale edges of petals. The middle of a flower is always several shades darker than its edge. There are crops of the "Parade" variety with single buds, but more often they are collected in large clusters. The scent of pink is not intrusive. In the winter season, additional shelter is required for the plant, since during severe frosts it can die.

The medium-sized bushes "Polka" differ from other representatives of climbing roses in that they have rather large flowers. Vines quickly develop to a length of 2 meters and require constant pruning and maintenance to form the correct crown of the plant, otherwise the bush will creep, which will affect its decorative effect. Over the summer, the culture blooms several times with creamy large buds. There may be small breaks between flowering under certain weather conditions. In the winter season, the plant tolerates frosts well without shelter up to -29 degrees.

The large-flowered variety "Kimono" is distinguished from the Climing group, which is able to bloom all summer without interruption and endure serious drops in air temperature. This climbing rose has original salmon orange buds, but lacks aroma. Only the remontant variety “Amadeus” can be compared with “Kimono” with a bright fruity smell, which exudes red buds. In the photo below, you can see how large bushes up to 6 meters look when they decorate garden buildings.

Red climbing roses: names and photos

Red roses have always been considered a symbol of passion and love, so many gardeners grow just such climbing vines, decorating vertical buildings with them on their plots. The beauty and delicate pink scent, combined with the traditional taste of the owner of the climbing rose, can create unique compositions in any garden. In the photo below, let's see how organically the vines with red buds fit into the landscape, and also find out the names of the best varieties of this species:

The kind that we are used to seeing roses can be found on climbing bushes of the Paul Scarlet variety of roses - these are large climbing shoots with dark green foliage, covered with small red buds. The culture is considered winter-hardy and easily tolerates a drop in temperature to -20 degrees; in severe frosts, shelter is required. In summer, flowering is wave-like and can be repeated several times throughout the season.

Unusual sort "Brownie" is distinguished by a coffee-cherry shade of buds. Flowers of a climbing rose of this species can often be decorated with cream veins and reach a diameter of 10 cm. During the flowering period, the bush exudes a rich apple aroma. Flowering is profuse and long lasting.

The Orfeo variety is very popular in Russia - these are climbing garden roses with dark red large flowers up to 10 cm in diameter. Flowering can last for several months under comfortable climatic conditions; during this period, numerous buds with a pronounced spicy aroma are formed. In some regions, it easily tolerates small frosts without shelter for the winter. In severe frosts, the bush is dug up for storage or additional protection is constructed for it.

Salita rose flowers have a strong fruity aroma. It has small red or salmon-orange buds that make the plant look like a tea hybrid. Flowering takes place all summer without interruption, and in climatic zones without frosty winters it can bloom all year round.

Red peony roses are a Red Eden variety with dense double flowers that resemble the fluffy multi-layered skirts of young ladies. The plant has practically no thorns, and it tolerates frost well.

Small red flowers are a distinctive feature of the Orange Meilandina variety. Small buds, only 4-6 cm in diameter, simply cover the bush, up to 2 meters high and exude a faint floral aroma. The frost-resistant culture is considered one of the most popular Serbian nursery “Topalovic Brothers”.In the photo below you can see a climbing rose of this particular variety:

As you know, roses with bright saturated shades of buds tend to fade quickly when exposed to direct sunlight. Climbing vines of the Santana variety have immunity to such ailment. Red buds, up to 10 cm in diameter, are not subject to fading and stay on the bush for a long time, up to 3-4 meters high. The plant is frost-hardy and easily withstands small drops in temperature below zero.

Yellow climbing roses: variety names and photos

Climbing vines of yellow roses are considered the royal decoration of almost any garden, as planting crops of such varieties add light, and the golden hue gives a special charm to the surrounding landscape. There are many interesting species of this plant, but further we will consider in the photo only those that are suitable for growing in the climatic conditions of our country. Among the many names, we will choose those that will look the most decorative in the summer season.

For the most part, yellow climbing roses are early flowering varieties. This is also the "Golden Showers", its buds have a lemon or cream shade and reach 8-10 cm in diameter. The bush grows 3-4 meters and is very sensitive to cold and drafts. It may die if the temperature drops. In some cases, the yellow-flowered variety can bloom again by the end of summer, but this wave will be less decorative than the first. At the beginning of the season, numerous semi-double flowers are formed, as we see them in the photo below:

The "Elegance" variety belongs to the group of yellow roses Golden. Its flowers reach 10-11 cm in diameter and are very double. One bud has an average of about 40-60 wavy petals. The yellow flowers are very fragrant. The bush itself grows up to 2 meters, its shoots are strongly studded. Unlike the variety stated above, it has good winter hardiness, in the winter season it can be kept under cover.

Another not winter-hardy variety of climbing roses with yellow buds is Golden Parfum. The buds are large, but often fade in the sun and quickly fade under the influence of its rays. During flowering, which lasts all summer, the bush exudes a bright aroma. Budding occurs twice a season with breaks of one month.

White climbing roses with photos and names of varieties

In order to hide an ugly structure, a damaged building facade or simply create a beautiful accent on a site, landscape designers often pay attention to climbing roses with white buds. The fact is that it is precisely this shade of flowers that can bring even more light to the garden. Located on flexible long vines, they can grow several meters in height. Decorated with buds of different sizes with white petals, cultures are a real find for those who love to grow beautiful flowers. In the photo, we will further consider the varieties most popular in our country, and also find out their names:

The climbing rose "Elf" looks original when placed on the walls of various garden buildings, for example, a gazebo. Its white buds have a delicate green hue, which gives a unique charm to the entire shrub. Culture is especially good if you decorate it with garden sculptures or fountains. Shoots of the "Elf" variety can grow by 2.5 meters, their flexibility allows gardeners to independently form the crown of the required shape. As you approach the bush, you can hear a light fruity aroma that accompanies a long flowering. The only drawback of this variety is that its buds can suffer from heavy rains. When moisture gets inside, fungal diseases often occur.

The frost-resistant, white-flowered climbing rose "Schneevitchen" is also popular for vertical gardening. It can be seen in the photo below, but a delicate floral scent can be heard only when approaching a living bush with large buds, 6 to 10 cm in diameter.

The Schneewalzer variety is often referred to as white climbing roses, which differs in that its pearl-colored velvet petals can have a lemon tint and yellow highlights at the core. In the cut, the flowers stand for a very long time, their average diameter is from 15 to 18 cm - this is one of the most common forms of white clays.

Small white flowers, but very numerous, are found in the Schneeweese variety. Such a culture blooms all summer without interruption in buds, 6-8 m in diameter. The bush itself can develop its shoots from 3 to 6 meters, therefore, timely competent pruning of a climbing rose is required.

The "Iceberg" variety with large white buds is considered to be the snow queen of the garden. This is a very unpretentious and not capricious plant with abundant undulating flowering. It is often used not only to decorate the vertical walls of buildings, but also to form hedges on the site due to the strength and flexibility of climbing shoots.

Pink varieties of climbing roses (with photos and names)

The tenderness of pink flowers of curly roses, which do not differ from other representatives of the climbing species, will be emphasized by every gardener in capriciousness and whimsicality. There are a huge number of names of varieties with such a shade of buds, and it can even be said that it is this culture that is the most widespread in our country. Partly due to the fact that almost all varieties are easy to plant and maintain in the winter season, but more because they look just amazing even in the photo.

Golden-pink inflorescences of the "Rumba" variety adorn the buildings of small garden structures. It is a shrub with creeping vines reaching a length of 1 to 4 meters. With their help, it is easy to form various compositions on the site, and pink fragrant buds with double petals create the impression of a real fairy tale. The "Rumba" variety blooms all summer without interruption and has excellent winter hardiness.

The climbing rose "Lavinia" has bright pink buds of small sizes. The variety belongs to the group of ramblers, so the plant can easily hibernate without shelter during warm winters. Flowering is long, but in the middle of the season the plant takes a short break, after which comes the second, more picturesque wave of budding.

Dark pink flowers are strewn with climbing bushes of the Caesar variety. Often, the culture is referred to as bicolor, since its petals have a delicate peach outline. The aroma of the buds is very weak. Flowering occurs twice in the entire season with a short break.

The peony "Jardine" also belongs to the pink varieties of climbing roses, it has nostalgic large double flowers with rich fruity aromas. The flower lasts a very long time on the bush and in the cut, so it is often grown for use in various flower arrangements and bouquets. In the garden, the variety looks dignified due to large buds, look at the photo, how luxuriously you can decorate any place on the site with this culture.

Blooming all summer pink "Lagoon" is another rose variety that is suitable for decorating any area. A delicate shade of velvety buds, collected in bulky racemose inflorescences, will accentuate the garden and dilute the monochrome landscape design with their presence. A big plus of this variety is that its flowers have a persistent floral aroma that can be heard a few meters from the bush. For the winter season, the climbing rose "Laguna" requires shelter, as its shoots can suffer and die from frost.

Abundantly blooming all summer, "Jasmine" is also famous among gardeners. These climbing roses are strewn with numerous buds with a fragrant sweet scent and delicate petals of a lilac-pink hue. The bush of this variety is not large, the maximum length of its shoots is about 2 meters. During the summer, a rose can bloom twice, taking a short break for 20-30 days. In the photo below, the Jasmine variety is presented in a special flower arrangement on a vertical support.

A romantic rose with long vines up to 3 meters is the famous Pierre de Ronsard variety, which has gained its popularity all over the world. Multiple blooms of pink double buds, up to 13 cm in diameter and a delicate aroma recall the era of Romanticism and Parisian narrow streets for kissing. The shrub grows rapidly and has a lot of thorns.

Blue types of climbing roses

The fabulous blue roses are the result of a long selection process that botanists have undertaken for decades. In the photo on the Internet, you can often see climbing bushes with flowers of a similar shade, but in most cases this is either Photoshop or a big exception, which are only two known species, which we will consider further in the photo and read small descriptions.

First of all, if you want to grow a blue climbing rose on your site, pay attention to the "Indigoletta" variety. This is a lilac-budded plant bred in the Netherlands. In our climatic conditions, the culture takes root very difficult, but if you still manage to do this, then at the very first flowering you can see large velvety large roses with a blue tint.

The interesting variety "Blue Moon" is very popular, translated into Russian it sounds like "blue moon". In fact, the plant seems to be flooded with moonlight during the flowering period. Its flowers in the bright sun become a rich blue hue, and when the shrub is located in the shade - pink. The diameter of the buds is up to 10-12 cm. The Blue Moon variety is great for creating a garden of moonlight, which can be admired in the photo below. The shoots of the shrub reach 3-4 meters in length and are very flexible, which allows you to form the plant as you like.

Climbing roses are perennial vines up to 5 meters high. They are used for design decoration of the landscape of gardens and parks. They are good for entwining arbors, columns and hedges.

For the correct formation of rose shoots, it is recommended to create supports, stands and arches for climbing plants.

The abundant and fragrant climbing roses are in great demand. However, in areas with cold winters, they need to be covered, laid for the winter so that they do not freeze out. Therefore, in places with a harsh climate, the cultivation of climbing roses has its own characteristics, in particular, more laborious care than other species. In the south, climbing roses delight with their beauty all year round.

We will talk about the best varieties of roses marked with the ADR certificate - a quality mark, in this article.

ADR certificate, what is it

ADR sign

This certificate was first awarded to roses in Germany in the middle of the twentieth century. Allgemeine Deutsche Rosenneuheitenprüfung (ADR) - All-German certification of rose varieties.

Wilhelm Kordes, a renowned breeder, has organized annual testing of up to 50 new varieties of roses, with the assignment of an ADR certificate. After testing the variety, only a few get it.

New varieties are planted in the field at 11 laboratory stations located in different regions. For several years, roses survive with little or no care, resisting diseases and pests. Then they are tested for winter hardiness, susceptibility to disease and decorative appearance.

The best varieties that receive the highest marks receive a long-awaited certificate. This mark can be seen on rose seedlings when shopping.

Saplings of roses

The best representatives

We bring to your attention an overview of the 20 most popular varieties of roses that will definitely take root on your site:

1. Lagoon (Laguna) (ADR 2007) - the rose is distinguished by bright pink, densely doubled large flowers. The bush, as a rule, blooms an abundant amount of flowers with a strong aroma. The bush reaches a height of up to 3 meters. Recommended for growing as a cascading rose, on a trunk. Reviews: rose lovers are very pleased with the disease resistance of this variety and a strong heady aroma.

1. Jasmine (Jasmina) (ADR 2007) - a rose with exquisite pale pink double flowers with a scent reminiscent of apple.Shrub up to 3 meters long, with an abundance of flowers. Rose growers appreciate this variety for the flexible lianas, which can be used to beautifully decorate any landscape design of the site in front of the house, and a strong unusual aroma.

1. Golden Gate (Golden Gate) (ADR 2006) - distinguished by large semi-double bright yellow flowers with a bright fruity aroma. The bush grows to about 3.5 meters.
   Reviews: the variety is valued for its fairly high resistance to disease, a large number of shoots, and unpretentious maintenance.

1. Perennial Blue (Perennial Blue) (ADR 2008) - a rose with unusual double flowers of raspberry-purple shades. Has a pleasant aroma. Compact bush up to 2.5 meters, straight. Amateur gardeners respect this variety for its unusual color range of flowers.

1. Pomponella (Pomponella) (ADR 2006), there is also a Gold Standart Rose Certificate. A climbing rose that grows up to 1.5 meters. The bush is compact with unusual double pompom-like flowers, saturated pink. For the unusual shape of flowers and the most delicate aroma, this variety is so loved by gardeners. In addition, the rose is practically not sick with anything, it is not at all demanding to care. There is an abundance of buds on the bush.

1. Flamentanz (Flammentanz) - one of the best varieties of red climbing roses, a beautiful flower with double, very large flowers. A flower with a light pleasant aroma. The bush is 3 meters high and 2 meters wide. Blooms in May - June, once. The variety is highly resistant to diseases and winter hardiness. According to the reviews of rose growers, this variety of roses can withstand frosts down to minus 30 degrees.

1. Rosarium Utersen (Rosarium Uetersen) is a rose with large double flowers. The flowers are deep coral in color, with time they acquire a silvery hue. The flowers bloom in a way that gives the impression of being constantly blooming. Requires shelter for the winter. The height of the bush is 3 meters and the width is 1.5 meters. The aroma is delicate, with a hint of green apple. Rose lovers are attracted by the high decorativeness of the variety, the unusual color of the open buds and their good interchangeability.

1. Westerland (Westerland) - refers to remontant, blooms twice. Blooms very early, and then again until late autumn. The flowers are double, large, orange-yellow with a copper tint. The bush is 1.5 meters tall, erect, flowers emit a strong aroma. The bush grows strongly in width, prickly. Flowers during flowering can change color, from yellow-orange, to salmon, or apricot. The variety is appreciated for its beauty and high winter hardiness.

1. New Down (New Dawn) - vigorous, hardy and very hardy. The flowers are light pink, double. The bushes bloom from spring to autumn. The buds tolerate wind and rain well, the faded petals fall off profusely without disturbing the appearance of the bush. For its unpretentious care, as well as for its abundant flowering, this variety has gained popularity among rose growers around the world.

1. Pierre de Ronsard (Pierre de Ronsard) - a rose with large strongly double flowers. The flowers are bright pink inside and the outer petals are almost white. The smell is very delicate. The bush is up to 3 meters high and 2 meters wide. The variety is valued for its unusually beautiful flowers and great resistance to diseases. The only frustrating thing is that the flowers can lose their attractiveness from heavy rain.

1. Ilsse Kron Superior (Ilse Krohn Superior) will delight you with pale white huge double flowers. Blooms again. The foliage is bright green, shiny, so the white flowers look unusually festive and beautiful. The bush is 3 meters high and spreading. Among the positive qualities of this variety, gardeners note excellent disease resistance and beauty after rain.

1. Dortmund (Dortmund) - with bright red, non-double, but very large flowers. The blossoming red flower looks original because of the light spot in the center. Despite the fact that the variety is very old, it is invariably in demand among rose lovers. Compact bush 2: 2 meters. The reviews are extremely positive: amateurs appreciate it for re-flowering, and the variety is also resistant to disease.The bush is not picky about care.

1. Super Dorothy (Super Dorothy) - a rose with dark pink double flowers, similar to a pompom, strewn throughout the bush. The underside of the petals is pale pink and the center of the bud is light. The shoots are flexible, almost without thorns, well suited for entwining arbors, trellises. The height of the bush is 2.5 meters and the width is 1 meter. The cultivar of this climbing rose is prized for its remontability (ability to bloom for a long time). The bush blooms late, but blooms until the very frost, without ceasing.

1. Compeshne (Compassion) - a rose with apricot-pink, large, double flowers. Flowers have a strong aroma, buds resemble hybrid tea. The bush is 2.5 meters high, the foliage is glossy, dark green. The buds open one at a time or in small groups. Roses of this variety have unusually beautiful flowers that bloom all summer.

1. Parade (Parade) - a representative of this family has pink, double flowers. The variety is very old but popular. The branches sag under the weight of the flowers. The rose blooms again. Height 3 meters. Lovers appreciate the variety for its good resistance to disease and frost. The rose is ideal for growing in cold regions.

1. Iceberg (Iceberg) will appeal to many growers because of its bloom throughout the summer. The flowers are large, snow-white, cover the bush like an avalanche. The aroma of flowers is delicate. The bush is small 1.5 in height. The variety is old, but very popular and in demand. This variety has earned excellent reviews among gardeners not only for its multicolor and beauty, but also for its good adaptation to any climate. The variety is very unpretentious.

1. Super Excels (Super Excelsa) (ADR 1991) - When you plant it, you get a bush covered with carmine red flowers, in the center of the petal of which there are white stripes. The variety is very decorative, the height reaches 2.5 meters. Rose lovers choose it for its extraordinary color of flowers and constant flowering during the summer. The bush must be tied up.

1. Alchemist (Alchymist) - with extraordinary double flowers. On the inside, the petals are pink and the outside is yellow, the overall color impression is apricot. Erect bush, very thorny, blooms once a season. The bush is 3 meters high. This variety has high frost resistance. The rose calmly endured frosts even more than 40 degrees. Many were surprised that the variety does not get sick at all. A flower fountain can be made from this variety.

1. Lavinia (Lawinia) is a beauty with double pink flowers. The height of the bush is 3 meters. Width 2 meters. Rose Lavinia blooms several times a season, disease resistant.

1. Polka (Polka 91) - a rose with very large double apricot flowers. Bush up to 3 meters. It blooms in waves throughout the season. One of the best roses for landscaping. The variety is loved by gardeners for the unusually beautiful color of the buds, which, when fading in the sun, becomes even more original. Rose lovers will upset the average plant resistance to disease and frost.

Wicker roses are a garden decoration, with a violent imagination, you can create interesting compositions, waterfalls and fountains of flowers, columns and gazebos entwined with roses and exuding noble aromas, and close fences with them. Having chosen frost-resistant varieties of climbing roses, you can light and care for them for pruning and rare fertilizing with watering.

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Review of the best climbing roses - according to the reviews of florists

In landscape design, climbing roses are used in vertical gardening and to create small architectural forms. Bright and fragrant flowers against the background of dark green gloss adorn gazebos, pergolas, arches, fences. With the help of supports of different configurations, flower growers form solitary plantings in the form of columns, walls and flowering waterfalls.The varietal variety of climbing roses is divided into two main groups: Rambler and Climbers.

Rambler - typical climbing (climbing) roses with a flexible shoot 1.5 to 10 m long and small flowers with a diameter of 1.5 to 5 cm. They are characterized by abundant and prolonged flowering, but often once. Flowers are collected in large inflorescences (up to 20 pcs.).

Climbers (klaimings) - erect roses with large flowers at the top of the shoot or along its entire length. Flowers are either single, or collected in inflorescences of 3 - 10 pcs. Shoots up to 4 m high, strong, but support is required to support the inflorescences

According to reviews, we have compiled a rating of the best climbing roses, which are very popular among flower growers.

The best climbing roses from the climber group	1	Flammentanz (Cordes, 1955)	9.7 / 10	790
	2	Ilse Krohn Superrior (Kordes, 1964)	9.5 / 10	850
	3	Dortmund (Dortmund, Cordes, 1955)	9.5 / 10	850
	4	New Dawn (USA, 1930)	9.3 / 10	600
The best climbing roses from the ramblera group	1	American Pillar (American Pillar, USA, 1902)	9.7 / 10	1 260

The best climbing roses from the climber group

Flammentanz (Cordes, 1955) 790 (for a 3 year old seedling in a 7 liter container) Our rating opens with a red climbing rose Flammentanz from Cordes. Rose belongs to the Climber group. Scourges up to 3 m long, covered with large thorns. Shows excellent winter hardiness and disease resistance, stands out for unpretentious care. The German name of the variety is translated as "flame dance". Large, up to 8 cm in diameter, crimson-red, double flowers abundantly shower the bush. They are collected in inflorescences of 3 - 7 pcs. The doubleness of flowers is average: 25 - 40 petals. The aroma is gentle, unobtrusive. For the entire flowering period, the color does not fade. The bush blooms once, in the middle of summer. If at the end of flowering all the faded flowers are removed, then in some years a second wave of flowering is possible, but not as abundant as the first. Adult bushes winter well without shelter. It is enough to remove the lashes from the support and press them to the ground. In variety trials under cover, the variety has no damping off at all. It lends itself well to cuttings, so getting a seedling for an amateur will not cause problems. Own-rooted (not grafted on rosehip stock) seedlings also show high winter hardiness. The variety has proved to be excellent in the Moscow region, the Leningrad region and Western Siberia. Main pluses: winter hardiness large attractive flowers fast growth disease resistance Minuses: one-time flowering common color lack of a bright aroma prickly shoots

9.7 / 10 Rating Reviews In terms of flower size, winter hardiness and unpretentiousness, the Flammentants variety is considered the best climbing rose (I have a dacha in the suburbs). Aggressive growth even without top dressing.

Ilse Krohn Superrior (Kordes, 1964) 850 (2 year old seedling in a 4 liter container) White large-flowered climber. Flowers with a diameter of 10 - 13 cm, double (75 - 90 petals), first cream, and then snow-white, single or in brushes of 3 pcs. The petals are dense, as the edges unfurl, curl. Repeated flowering until late autumn, but less attractive. Flowers are located along the entire length of the shoot. The bush reaches a height of 2 - 2.5 m. The shoots are drooping, covered with large thorns. Low susceptibility to disease, resistance to heavy rainfall. Winter hardiness is high, but light shelter is required. The shoots are flexible, easily removed from the support and placed under the shelter. In the early years, new shoots grow poorly. This climbing rose is successfully grown in the Moscow and Leningrad regions, in the Central zone and Western Siberia. Main pluses: double flowers re-bloom stable snow-white color of flowers pronounced aroma Minuses: exposing the bottom of the bush large thorns requires shelter needs adaptation

9.5 / 10 Rating Reviews A reliable variety, but it needs 2 - 3 years to grow shoots and roots in order to please with abundant flowering. An adult bush winters perfectly.

Dortmund (Dortmund, Cordes, 1955) 850 (for a 2 year old seedling in a 2 liter container) Climber with simple flowers. Large (9 - 12 cm in diameter) flowers are collected in clusters of 3 - 11 pcs. They are cherry-colored with a white eye in the center and bright yellow stamens. The petals are wavy, which gives the flowers splendor without terry. The first time it blooms in early summer, the second bloom with a slight pause until autumn. For abundant flowering, fading brushes are removed. Several brushes can be left to set the fruit, which is dried and added to the tea. Straight shoots reach 2.5 - 3 m. In the first year they give good growth and quickly reach their peak. The leaves are dark green, glossy. It is resistant to diseases, retains decorative effect in a rainy summer. Can be shaped like a scrub or on pergolas. This climbing rose does not tolerate shading well. The variety is suitable for grafting. In Belarus, it winters without shelter, and in the Moscow region, in severe winters, a rose can freeze slightly. Main pluses: original color of flowers re-bloom disease and weather resistance Minuses: non-double flowers weak aroma exposing the bottom of the bush

9.5 / 10 Rating Reviews An amazingly beautiful variety. This climbing rose never gets sick, it tolerates winter well, the bush is powerful and bright.

New Dawn (USA, 1930) 600 (seedling 30 - 40 cm high in a 4 liter container) Hardy large-flowered climber. The flowers are slightly double (up to 25 petals), loose and airy, with a diameter of 7 - 8 cm, a blossoming bud of pearl color, and when fully opened, the flowers are pinkish-cream. They can fade in the bright sun. Form brushes of 5 pieces. Flowers are good in cutting, have a bright fruity aroma. After flowering, the bush cleans itself, showering the lawn with rose petals. This climbing rose belongs to the re-flowering, the bushes are decorated with inflorescences from early summer to late autumn. The bush grows quickly. In the middle lane it reaches 3 m, and in the south - 5 m. Intensive growth in width makes it suitable for hedges and fan supports. Can be shaped with a 2-meter scrub. Unpretentious variety: it grows and blooms without dressing and in partial shade. Leaves are medium in size, glossy, light green at the beginning of the season. Before winter, a sparing pruning of the bush is carried out to preserve the flower buds. It hibernates with shelter without freezing. This climbing rose shows good results in the arid conditions of the Central strip and in the Moscow region. Main pluses: can grow in poor soils re-bloom petals crumble themselves after flowering fast growth strong and pleasant aroma Minuses: reliable shelter required burnout tendency prickly, clinging shoots

9.3 / 10 Rating Reviews Grows well, gives long shoots. The bushes are not showered with flowers and they do not last long, but the flowering is long. After a short break, it blooms again.

The best climbing roses from the ramblera group

American Pillar (American Pillar, USA, 1902) 1,260 (seedling 30 - 40 cm high in a 4 liter container) A fast growing rambler, this climbing rose blooms well in both northern and southern regions. Flowering is very abundant, but later (at the end of June) and one-time. Flowers are saucer-shaped, simple, 4 - 5 cm in diameter, collected in dense spherical inflorescences of 20 pcs. The flowers are bright pink with a white eye in the center. May turn pale in the sun. Faint aroma is present. Additional decorative effect is given by rounded leathery leaves, which acquire a yellowish tint in autumn and do not fall off for a long time. The bushes are vigorous, the lashes reach 5 m, covered with large thorns. The annual growth is up to 3 m, so the rose needs a strong and large support. In unfavorable years, prophylaxis against diseases is required. Easily propagated by cuttings, which simplifies planting renewal. Shades well. In the Black Earth Region it winters without shelter or under lutrasil. This climbing rose shows good winter hardiness in the Moscow region. Main pluses: high winter hardiness lush bloom shade tolerance Minuses: single flowering susceptibility to powdery mildew very thorny shoots

9.7 / 10 Rating Reviews The rose grows shoots very quickly, you can easily arrange an arch or a gazebo. It blooms annually and is very beautiful, just over a month.

In Central Russia, varietal climbing roses are grown on a winter-hardy rootstock. Rosehip adapted in a harsh climate is used as a stock. When buying, you need to check the availability of vaccinations. Seedlings with an open root system can be ordered from online stores in the fall, and they are very inexpensive. Container seedlings are more expensive, but such planting material gives faster and more reliable results.

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Characteristics of groups of climbing roses

Climbing roses in the photo

The plants of these roses have long, up to 5 m, shoots that do not have their own entwining organs such as antennae. Therefore, they need an auxiliary device in the form of a frame. They are used to decorate walls and fences, arches and pergolas.

Climbing roses are divided into two groups: once-blooming and re-blooming.

The first are vigorous climbing vines. The main characteristic of these climbing roses is their lush and abundant flowering. Their flowers are small, collected in heavy bunches. The varieties of these roses belong to the rambler group. Bloom in June for a month. Inflorescences are large, of 30-40 small flowers, appear only on last year's shoots. Until late autumn, the bushes retain their delicate greenery.

The group of climbing roses climber combines varieties of large-flowered climbing roses obtained from crossing rambler roses with floribunda roses and hybrid tea. They have thicker shoots up to 3.5 m long and bloom on the shoots of the current year continuously until late autumn, but the flowering is not so abundant.

Look at the photo of climbing roses, the description of the groups of which is given above:

Repeatedly or continuously blooming climbing roses come in many varieties with large or small flowers, fragrant or not very fragrant, drooping or upward-looking.

Spring pruning of climbing roses (with video)

All climbing roses are a spectacular sight. With proper pruning and tying, they bloom for a long time and profusely.

Once blooming climbing roses form very long shoots, take up a lot of space, and not only in height, but also in width.

Pruning climbing roses has its own characteristics. If, when pruning a bush growing against a wall of a house or a fence, you do not remove the dormant buds that look at the wall, the shoots growing from them will be deformed. Therefore, cut the shoots to the outward-looking bud, then all new shoots will grow from the wall.

Climbing roses that bloom once a year have flowers formed in late May-June on the shoots of the previous year, and sometimes on older ones, but there are fewer of them and they are usually smaller. This means that pruning old shoots is best done after flowering in July-August, either flush with the ground, or before a strong young shoot. If there are several of them, one lower one is left, while the plant rejuvenates.

The main pruning of old branches is carried out annually in the spring.

By bending young branches down and tying them horizontally, you stimulate vigorous growth of young shoots and vigorous flowering the next year along the entire length of the stem.

In re-blooming roses, at the end of flowering, the wilted flowers are removed until the first whole leaf facing outward. It is especially important to remove wilted flowers after the first wave of flowering, because new shoots will grow and bloom from the buds in the axils of the leaves.

Like other groups of roses, dry, diseased and very thin shoots are removed from climbing roses during spring pruning.

The use of climbing roses in the garden significantly increases the area of ​​green space.

Climbing roses should be tied as horizontally as possible, since the largest number of flower buds is formed on the upper side of horizontally located shoots.

Modern varieties of climbing roses are based on different types of wild roses with long shoots.

The video "Pruning climbing roses" shows how this agrotechnical technique is performed:

Reproduction of climbing roses in summer by cuttings, layering and grafting

Climbing roses are propagated by layering, stem cuttings, which gives their own rooted planting material, and by budding on the roots of the rose hips.

For reproduction by layering, long shoots are pinned to the loose ground in a gentle hole 10-15 cm deep, and sprinkled on top with loose nutrient soil, leaving only the tops unsheltered. Rooting occurs much faster if the shoot is pulled at the base with wire or ring cuts in the bark are made. Layering time is early spring. Layers take root by the end of summer, but it is better to separate them from the mother bush next spring.

Cuttings for propagation of climbing roses can be both green summer and semi-lignified autumn, which are cut in the fall before the roses are sheltered or the onset of cold weather. In the conditions of the south of Russia, cuttings can be planted obliquely into the ground, leaving only one bud on the soil surface. From above, the cuttings are covered with humus or peat.

Climbing roses are propagated by cuttings in the summer (in June-July). On the cuttings, take the middle of a faded shoot, 8-10 cm long, with 2-3 leaves, which are shortened by half to reduce evaporation. They are planted in greenhouses or special boxes to a depth of 2-3 cm at a distance of 3-5 cm from each other. Before rooting, they must be often sprayed with water, shaded from the sun, and ventilated. Rooting usually takes place within 2-3 weeks.

The most widespread method of reproduction is by grafting, i.e. budding on rose hips.

The best varieties of climbing roses for the Moscow region and central Russia are described below.

The best varieties of climbing roses for the Moscow region and the middle lane: photos and names

"Crimson Rambler" - a typical representative of this group of roses, with long, powerful arched shoots. The upper half of them at the beginning of summer is covered with a mass of pyramidal inflorescences, consisting of densely double bright crimson flowers. This variety is one-time, but very abundant flowering.

Dorothy Perkins - a variety with an extended flowering period. This is one of the best varieties of climbing roses with shiny, lacquered leaves and semi-double pink-white flowers. Closely related to this variety are Paul Scarlett Kleichber with bright red flowers and Excelsa with bright crimson flowers. Light pink flowers with a delicate aroma in the variety "New Down", the bush itself is wide, spreading, with arcuate shoots, lying on the ground without a garter. Variety "Aloe" has not only continuous flowering, but its densely double flowers are fragrant and luxurious.

"Westerland" - a variety from the group of semi-climbing roses. Very fragrant double flowers (up to 30 petals) have a diameter of 10 cm, they are bright orange with a copper tint, collected in large inflorescences. The leaves are bright green, shiny, large. Bushes up to 1.5 m high, shoots grow vertically. The advantages include frost resistance and abundant and long flowering.

Excelsa - climbing rose with flowers collected in large dense inflorescences 3-3.5 cm in diameter. Petals are bright carmine with a lilac tint, numerous - up to 70-90 pieces. The flowering of this one of the best varieties of climbing roses for the middle lane is abundant and long. The leaves are dark green, shiny. Bushes are vigorous. Shoots are long, up to 4 m, thin and flexible. The advantages include winter hardiness and resistance to powdery mildew.

"Super Excels" - a variety similar to Excelse. The difference lies in the repeated profuse flowering.

These photos show the varieties of climbing roses, the most popular in the Moscow region and central Russia:

Rose "Crimson Rambler" in the photo

Rose "Dorothy Perkins" in the photo

Rose "Westerland" in the photo

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