Curly roses are the best varieties

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 for varieties of climbing roses, 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 white large 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. "Hendel" 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 temperatures down 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 the 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 "Harlequin" variety 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 raspberry 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 breaks. 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, the 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 ebb 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 "Golden Parfum" - 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 in 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.

The large-flowered "Metanoia" is a climbing rose with salmon-orange buds, 9 to 11 cm in diameter. 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 the 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 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 the 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 abundant 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 are immune 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.

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. When the temperature drops, it may die. 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 into the garden. Situated on flexible long vines, they can grow several meters in height. The culture covered with buds of different sizes with white petals is 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 variety of climbing rose with white flowers "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 appears to be flooded with moonlight during the flowering period. Its flowers in the bright sun become a deep 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 moonlight garden, 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 a great decoration for a summer cottage. They have many advantages over other varieties of roses. With their help, it is easy to effectively fill the empty space, add fabulous notes to your garden and hide many details that seem unattractive.

Climbing roses in the garden

A plus of many varieties of climbing roses is their unpretentiousness and resistance to temperature extremes. These flowers will delight you with their luxury and fragrance throughout the summer and will perfectly endure the winter.

Luxurious climbing roses in the photo

Semi-twisted roses

Semi-plaited roses can rightfully be called the most unpretentious. They are very winter hardy, so the chances of their death after sharp drops in temperature are extremely small. In addition, semi-leafy roses are almost not susceptible to diseases, do not require special care and can be planted in various areas of the summer cottage.

Semi-twisted roses are unpretentious and very beautiful

The main distinguishing feature of semi-climbing roses is their large shoots. They can reach three meters. Despite the large amount of greenery, the plant looks very attractive. Large, luxurious flowers overshadow the stems and leaves.

"Flammentanz" - one of the most popular varieties of semi-climbing roses. Its shoots are very long and massive, and the flowers are distinguished by a dark raspberry shade and double texture. The approximate size of a flower is about eight centimeters. Their smell can hardly be called pronounced. These roses bloom only one summer.

Rose Flammentanz

"Golden Gate" - a variety of roses that differ from many others in a large number of shoots reaching up to four meters in height. The flowers of this plant are collected in a brush. Their color is yellow, their structure is velvety, and their size can reach ten centimeters.

This variety is suitable for those looking for roses with an unusual scent. Golden Gate smells like tropical fruits. In return for their splendor, roses require good shelter in winter and on rainy days. They are often damaged by pests, so it is worth keeping an eye on these plants.

Golden gate

"Sympathie" - a variety of roses with gorgeous bright red buds. It grows well not only in length but also in width. The approximate length of the stems is three meters, and the total width of the bush usually reaches two meters. Flowers can have different diameters, but are always collected in small brushes.

Flowers of this variety please with rapid growth and resistance to various negative factors. They have only one drawback - a lot of buds with petals will decorate the bush only for the first year. Further, their number will decrease.

Sympathie

Ilse Krohn Superior - a variety of roses that cannot be called capricious. They are resistant to rain, cold and parasites. Flowers on their bushes will be present all summer until late autumn.

Rosa Ilse Krohn Superior

A distinctive feature of this variety is its large flowers, the diameter of which can reach fifteen meters. Despite their massiveness, they are very delicate, because they have an attractive milky shade. The stems are not too long. They rarely exceed two and a half meters. The bush is very lush and spreading.

"Laguna" - a variety of roses with cystic flowering. The petals and buds have a rich pink hue and a velvety texture. The peculiarity of the rose is its very strong aroma. It can be caught even when you are a few meters from the bush.

Climbing rose grade Laguna

Climbing roses "Lagoon" are rarely attacked by parasites and diseases. Their only drawback is the requirement for winter shelter.

Small-flowered climbing roses

All varieties of this type are characterized by long, thin shoots that bend well. Their length can be different - from two to sixteen meters. They are decorated with small flowers, rarely having a diameter of more than five centimeters.

"Super Excelsa" - a variety of double roses with bright fuchsia flowers. The approximate diameter of one flower is four centimeters. Blooming brushes are very large. The bush cannot be called long or lush, since its maximum total area is four square centimeters.

Roses of this variety perfectly tolerate both heat and frost. It is advisable to place them in shady areas of the site, since the flowers quickly lose their rich shade after contact with the sun's rays.

Super Excels

Variety "Snow Goose" will conquer connoisseurs of tenderness. Its miniature flowers look like white balls. Usually there are from five to twenty-five flowers on one brush. The leaves of the plant are very small and dark, thorns are practically absent.

Advantages of the variety - roses bloom almost continuously. They can be used not only to decorate vertical surfaces, but also for location on the ground. Snow Goose does not require any special care.

"Snow Goose"

"Super Dorothy" - a godsend for those who want to feel the aroma of flowers and enjoy their splendor before the frost begins. But you should not expect early flowering, since the buds appear only in late spring.

The standard stem length is about three meters. The bush is not lush, its width rarely exceeds a meter. The leaves of the plant are bright green. Flower shades depend on the type of variety, but most often you can find crimson.

"Super Dorothy"

Roses varieties "Rambling Rector" belong to chameleons. At the beginning of flowering, their petals are ivory, but after some time in the sun, they become snow-white. Flowers are collected in brushes. One brush can contain fifty flowers.

"Rambling Rector"

The maximum length of the bush is five meters. It does not require a dense winter shelter, it tolerates high temperatures very easily and is easy to cut.

Delicate rose flowers

Large-flowered climbing roses

They should be preferred if you like strong scents and the landscape lacks a touch of luxury. A characteristic feature of their flowers is a large diameter. Many varieties belonging to this group have a minus - poor frost tolerance. They are able to survive the winter, but only with good cover.

Roses varieties "Santana" have a very bright red color that does not fade in the sun. The flowers of the plant are large enough. Their diameter is ten centimeters, the texture is semi-double.

Climbing rose Santana

The average height of the bush is three meters. Roses of the "Santana" variety are not demanding and easily tolerate any changes in the weather.

No less large flowers in varieties of roses "Polka"... Their diameter can reach thirteen centimeters, and their color can be called delicate coral or apricot. The bush is not tall, as its length rarely exceeds two meters.

"Polka"

Polka roses bloom several times throughout the season. Flowers are resistant to rain and disease, but they should be insulated for the winter.

If you are looking for the most unpretentious variety of climbing roses with large flowers, take a look at "Don Juan"... Twelve centimeter buds with burgundy petals are located on a large bush, which usually reaches three meters in length and two meters in width.

Rose Don Juan

Roses of this variety rarely get sick and freeze. They do not need to be covered, even in heavy rain.

Rose Don Juan in the garden as a decoration

If you believe that exotic roses can only be obtained after staining, the variety will dispel your doubts. "Indigoletta"... The flowers in the inflorescences of this plant stand out from the rest because of the delicate lilac shade. They are attractively contrasted with marsh green leaves.

"Indigoletta"

The length of the bush rarely exceeds three meters. The variety is capricious, so such roses need to be fertilized, and covered for the winter, and hidden from the rain. They are also susceptible to attack by parasites.

This variety of roses is capricious and very delicate.

For the variety "Casino" large double flowers of rich yellow color are characteristic. These roses are great for framing vertical surfaces.

"Casino" roses

Care should be taken when handling casino roses as they have large thorns. They do not need special care.

Rose climbing Casino, Rose Casino

Those who like very large double flowers should take into account the variety "Elfe"... They have a delicate white-green hue and a strong fruity scent.

The bush is not high, because it rarely exceeds two and a half meters. Such roses do not tolerate heavy rains, but they are resistant to diseases and frost.

Elfe

How to choose a climbing rose variety

What you need to know about planting climbing roses and caring for them?

If you are determined to decorate your garden with climbing roses, plant them in late spring. Roses planted in the fall will not have time to adapt and will certainly die.

The basic landing technique involves several points.

1. Choosing a place. Remember that most varieties of climbing roses are extremely negative about full shade. Place the seedlings on a sunny side. Roses also do not tolerate an abundance of moisture, so do not plant them in lowlands. If you want to plant roses near the walls, remember to step back about half a meter.
2. Soil preparation... Dig a hole a week before planting. The size is one square meter. Mix the excavated soil with cow dung.

   Rose planting pit

3. Seedling processing. To make the bush as lush as possible, cut the seedlings to thirty centimeters in length. Soak them in water throughout the day, cut off the roots and dust them with charcoal, and then treat them with special mixtures.

   Climbing rose: landing

4. Landing... Plant climbing roses a little deeper than usual.

   The scheme of planting a climbing rose in the ground

After planting, the roses should be well watered. Then they need to be watered sparingly, since they suffer from excessive moisture.

Planting roses

You only need to cut off what has faded to give splendor to the bush, and areas affected by diseases. In order not to have to remove shoots due to diseases, water the plant with Bordeaux liquid when white spots appear on the leaves and use insecticides or nettle decoction if the plant is affected by spider mites or aphids.

Bordeaux mixture

Nettle decoction for watering roses

Even frost-resistant varieties should be covered for the winter. But you need to do this after the first frost (minus four degrees). If you cover the roses earlier, they will not have time to acquire good immunity and are unlikely to survive the winter.

How to protect climbing roses from frost

Design Tips

Would you like to bring chic notes to your garden with climbing roses, but don't know how to apply them? Here are a few places where they will look good:

• walls of buildings;
• fences;
• arches;
• straight frame (you get the illusion of a living fence);
• curly frame;
• the corridor.

Combinations of two varieties of roses look unusually attractive. The table shows the most profitable solutions.

"Classic"	Ilse Krohn Superior + Simpathie
"Colors of Summer"	"Casino" + "Polka"

Video - How to properly plant and care for a climbing rose

Are you dreaming of turning your garden into a wonderful cozy corner that will invariably delight your guests and bystanders? Climbing roses - beautiful flowers widely used in ornamental gardening - will help to make cherished dreams come true. Climbing roses can be used to cover unsightly buildings, decorate the facade of a house, or make a spectacular flower arch above the entrance. Choose the right varieties and decorate the site with climbing roses the way your fantasy tells you!

Classification of climbing climbing roses

Climbing roses, the varieties of which are very diverse, in appearance resemble bush roses: the same lush flowers of various colors against the background of dense green foliage and a large number of delicate buds. Only curly roses require a support, which they braid quickly enough. Although most varieties of climbing roses are able to bloom only once a season, they will delight you with their beauty until late autumn, since the formation of shoots occurs continuously.

Climbing roses, the varieties of which are very diverse, resemble bush roses in appearance

The internal classification of such a large garden group is difficult. As a rule, the following subgroups of varieties of climbing roses are distinguished:

• Vihuriana,
• Multiflora,
• Climbing (climbing),
• Cordes,
• Lambert,
• Banks.

Video about the reproduction and care of climbing roses

The listed subgroups are conventionally divided into three groups: semi-climbing roses (height 1.5-3 m), climbing (height 3-5 m), curly (height 5-15 m).

The varieties of re-blooming roses of the Climing subgroup look very impressive. Large single flowers of various shades in a semi-open state have a graceful oblong glass shape. Rigid erect stems, reaching a height of six meters, do not need additional support. In central Russia, climbing roses of the Climing subgroup are not very common due to the fact that they are difficult to remove from the support and cover for the winter, although they are quite resistant to frost.

Some varieties of Cordes and Lambert roses are considered ideal for landscaping due to their continuous abundant flowering, an optimal height of two and a half meters and resistance to fungal diseases.

It is worth noting that the aesthetic appeal of climbing roses depends not only on the color of the flowers and lush flowering, but also on the resistance of the foliage to various fungal diseases. Therefore, when choosing varieties, pay special attention to this important property.

Some varieties of Cordes and Lambert roses are considered ideal for landscaping.

The most popular varieties of climbing roses

Vihuriana

From domestic varieties widespread: white roses "Aelita" with a greenish tint; pale pink "Pink News" with corrugated leaves; fiery red "Red Lighthouse" with an orange tint; "Maiden's dreams" of coral shade with lush inflorescences (up to 30 flowers). Foreign varieties: bright red roses "Excelsa" with very abundant flowering; "New Dawn" salmon color, with a slight apple aroma; white "Glen Dale" with lemon-yellow buds "; Alberic Barbier ”with creamy white double flowers and re-flowering in early autumn.

Multiflora

Common varieties: domestic disease-resistant "Snow White" with white flowers; intense pink "General Tetard" with a specific scent; pale pink "Melita" with light green foliage; purple roses "Moselle"; cherry-raspberry "Grabenka Hotkova", creamy-white "Gruss-en-Zabern".

Rose variety "Multiflora"

Climbing

Popular varieties of climbing roses Climing: red with orange tint roses "Orange Triumph"; light yellow with a pink border along the edge "Gloria Day"; terry intense pink "Cecilia Brunner" with a strong aroma; creamy white with a golden halo in the middle of the City of York.

Cordes

There are few varieties of Cordes roses known in Russia: crimson-red, non-double Dortmund roses with a white center, continuously blooming and resistant to diseases; bright red Hamburger Phoenix roses with white stripes; deep red "Flammentants" with early and profuse flowering.

Lambert

The most popular varieties are: very profusely blooming Schwerin roses with bright red flowers and light-colored foliage; semi-double bright red roses "Munich" single and in inflorescences; dark red New Dawn Rouge with matte dark green foliage.

Rose lambert

Banks

The main varieties of Banks roses: graceful shields of white double flowers "Alba Plena"; creamy yellow "Lutea Plena", collected in thick fragrant shields; "Banksia hybrid" with densely double single white flowers with a rich aroma.

Where is the best place to plant climbing roses?

When growing climbing roses, remember that they are very fond of sunlight, so they should be planted where the sun shines most of the day.

In most cases, for climbing roses, a supporting structure is provided in the form of a trellis lattice, horizontal wooden slats, etc. Supports allow shoots to grow upward without drooping under the weight of many flowers. Wooden supports also help roses survive the winter better.

Climbing roses can be grown without supports, then they make dense flowering thickets up to one meter high - ideal for creating a beautiful hedge. An unusual decorative effect can be achieved by letting climbing roses over conifers or over dried trees - the dry trunk will be completely covered with green foliage.

Video about the correct planting and caring for a climbing rose

Best of all, the beauty of climbing roses, entwining a gazebo or terrace, is emphasized by a neatly trimmed green lawn.

If you plan to decorate the facade of the house with climbing climbing roses, try to choose a variety so that the flowers stand out against the background of the walls, and do not merge with them. And of course, climbing plants should harmoniously fit into the overall architectural look of your home. Well-chosen climbing roses will help create the perfect ensemble.

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What can you tell about this group of roses? Of course, what distinguishes them from other types of these flowers is the shape of the bush. More precisely, not a bush, but climbing shoots, which in places can reach up to 17 m long (Chinese Rosa gigantea). Most have more modest parameters. This is the first and main difference between the varieties of climbing roses blooming at their summer cottage.

Their homeland is Asia (its southeastern part). The first memories of these climbing flowers were recorded in China, Japan, Taiwan and Korea, where in ancient times all such roses were called with one word - Vihura. They are considered the basis for the emergence of modern varieties of climbing roses that bloom all season.The stems of almost all plants either hang down or stretch up. They require special attention to themselves.

Climbing roses are divided into 7 subgroups:

1. Climbing

Curly shoots are a characteristic and main feature of claimings. They are created on the basis of parental varieties as a result of bud mutations from other large-flowered bush groups, only the prefix Сl is added to them, when designating a garden group. For example, grandiflora (СlGr), tea-hybrid (СlHT), Floribunda (СlF). When klaimings are bred, the shape, aroma and color remain unaffected (they are the same as in the parent varieties).

The best varieties of climbing roses blooming all summer:

2. Rambler

This subgroup unites the most climbing roses blooming all summer long. Winter-hardy varieties are most often chosen by summer residents and gardeners to decorate their houses or architectural elements, to emphasize a certain area and other purposes. The characteristic features that distinguish ramblers from other groups are small, profusely blooming flowers. Behind their lashes of large inflorescences, practically no green leaves are visible. As for the aroma, it is either weakly expressed or may be completely absent.

It should be noted that ramblers are hybrid in relation to the multiflora and vishuran subtypes. They belong to biennial plants. In the first year, a large number of zero shoots are formed, and in the second year lateral shoots sprout, forming a large climbing bush.

From these subtypes, ramblers took on characteristic features - flexible and thin shoots, reaching 15 meters in length, grow in an arched shape. It is recommended to cover the base of ramblers for the winter, since flowers appear on last year's shoots.

The best climbing roses (winter-hardy varieties) from the ramblera subgroup:

3. Lambert

These flowers have a very interesting history. It should be noted right away that they come from Germany, where in 1889 the first varieties (Rheingold and Moselblümchen) were bred by the novice breeder Peter Lambert. Thus, he continued the family business and, as it turned out, devoted the rest of his life to this. The first types of flowers were not very popular. But the next brainchild of Lambert made a big splash among flower growers. The variety was named Kaiserin Auguste Viktoria (Empress Augusta Victoria). From that moment on, he became a reputable breeder with a worldwide reputation. His collection includes about 100 different varieties of climbing roses. A description of some of them can be found below.

The best varieties of climbing roses from P. Lambert's series:

4 cordesa

Among summer residents and gardeners, these climbing roses (see varieties and photos for them) are quite popular among summer residents. They are not grown commercially, but buying or purchasing seeds or seedlings is not at all a problem. The basis of the flowers of Cordes (Kordersii) is a hybrid of crossing cultivars from the Vishurana group and a wrinkled rose called Max Graf. The length of the shoots of these beautiful plants does not exceed 2.5 m. Leaves with a glossy, light-beating surface of a green hue grow on their sturdy stems. Small inflorescences with small buds are formed between them, which abundantly cover the branches. The advantage of Cordes roses is frost resistance, continuous flowering and resistance to many ailments.

The best of the Kordess group of climbing roses (varieties of constant flowering):

5. Banks

In 1796, the sprouts of this extraordinary flower were brought from China to England by Robert Drummond, a Scotsman by origin. Despite diligent attempts to breed the variety, the cool climate of Britain absolutely did not suit the plant. As a result, these colors were forgotten for a while. At the beginning of the twentieth century, a florist from the South-East of England J. Banks tried to revive the Asian rose, which he successfully did. He named his plant after his daughter Dorothea Banks. Since then, many flower growers have actively begun to grow it.

The shoots of the Banks climbing rose can reach a length of 6 m.There are types with a pronounced aroma, and there are those that do not smell at all. Semi-double petals of flowers have combinations of shades (white and yellow), they can also be strictly white or yellow. This is their feature. The buds are egg-shaped. The petals are slightly rounded at the tips. This species has the property of an evergreen. Its glossy leaves do not crumble even in winter. Banks roses bloom only once a year.

The best varieties of Banks climbing roses:

6. Vishurana

This subgroup of climbing beauties includes plants that are created on the basis of several subspecies (Vishurana, Vihuriana, Vihura). These are hybrid varieties with curling properties. The length of the stems can reach 15 m. It is a very thermophilic and moisture-loving plant. It is recommended to cover the base for the winter.

The buds of the climbing rose Vishurana are small, but abundantly cover the shoots. The leaves have a shiny surface. The aroma is weak or absent altogether. The flowers form large inflorescences. The flowering period can last up to 6 weeks. They usually bloom in the first half of summer.

The best varieties of climbing roses of Vishurana:

7. Multiflora

The homeland of this subgroup of roses is East Asia. Most of all grows in China, Japan, Korea in its natural environment. It was originally wild until breeders began using its sprouts to develop cultivars of climbing roses. Has a strong root system. Its main environment is rocky terrain. Researchers have noticed its long shoots at an altitude of 500-2000 m above sea level. The stems do not exceed 3 m in length, a hard brown or red-green bark is formed on powerful zero shoots. Flowers are odorless, but bloom very quickly. A remarkable property is the formation of bright red fruits, which, after flowering, give the plants of this subgroup a very attractive appearance and shape. For the first time in Europe, the variety appeared in 1868. Officially classified in 1952.

Multiflora - climbing roses, winter-hardy varieties (see photo):

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