A variety of climbing roses are available on the market. We present the most beautiful climbing rose varieties such as Jasmina, Santana and New Dawn.

Climbing roses decorate house and garden

Roses (Rosa) have been cultivated for over 200 years. Countless cultivars were created by crossing or selecting particularly pretty mutants. The climbing roses form their own group, which are characterized by their long shoots. Otherwise, the varieties within the group are as diverse as we are used to from roses. Whether single or double flowers, whether soft pink, strong red or bright yellow, there is something for every taste.

Climbing roses: These types of roses are suitable

In the case of climbing roses, one speaks either of the actual climbing roses or of rambler roses. Both types can develop meter-long shoots studded with colorful flowers, which transform your garden into a fragrant natural experience along fences or rose arches. But while both share a love of growing tall, there are a number of differences between the species that need to be considered before purchasing a climbing rose. If you want your garden to bloom several times a year, use real climbing roses. Rambler roses are ideal for high house facades or large rose arches, because their particularly elastic shoots like to be between 6 and 10 meters long. The actual climbing roses only manage 3 meters with a lot of effort. The growth here is more compact and the flowers are larger. But the choice of your climbing rose not only has a considerable influence on later growth and flowering time, but also on how the plants have to be cared for afterwards.

You can find everything you need to know about caring for climbing roses - both single and multi-flowering - here.

Rose varieties: The most beautiful and floriferous climbing roses

Red roses are a symbol of love, but not only in red do roses awaken the gardener's romantic streak. Whether in white, pink, orange or salmon, the single to very double flowers of the Rosa bring a nostalgic, kitschy touch to the garden. We have put the most popular, multi-flowering varieties under the microscope for you. Here is a small selection of particularly robust and winter-hardy onesClimbing Rose Varieties:

  • Compassion: double flowers in light salmon pink; strongly fragrant; growth height: up to 2.5 meters; Flowering: June - November; ADR Rose
  • Golden Gate: semi-double flower in golden yellow; strongly scented (lemon); growth height: up to 3 meters; Flowering: from June; ADR Rose and Self-Cleaning
  • Amadeus: Very double flower in blood red; no fragrance; growth height: up to 2 meters; flowering: June - frost; Ideal container plant; Blossoms stick together easily
  • Kir royal: double flower in pink with reddish speckles; delicate fragrance; growth height: up to 3 meters; Flowering: June -September; ADR rose; only slight rebloom
  • New dawn: Double flowers in a delicate mother-of-pearl pink; light fragrance; growth height: up to 3.5 meters; Flowering: June - October
  • Laguna: double flower in pink; strong fruity fragrance; growth height: up to 2.8 meters; Flowering: June -September; ADR Rose
The 'Florentina' rose blooms in an intense red [nissia/ Shutterstock.com]
  • Florentina: double flowers in intense red; light fragrance; growth height: up to 3 meters; Flowering: June - September
  • Dortmund: Single red flower with a white centre; no fragrance; growth height: up to 3.5 meters; Flowering: June - September
  • Camelot: Very double flowers in pink with pink markings; strong fragrance (lemon); growth height: up to 3.5 meters; Flowering: June - October; ADR Rose
  • Moonlight: Semi-double flower in lemon yellow; strong fruity fragrance; growth height: up to 2.5 meters; Flowering: June - September
  • Parade: very double flowers in deep pink; fragrant; growth height: up to 5 meters; Flowering: June - October
  • Red flame: Very double flowers in dark red; strong fragrance (raspberry); growth height: up to 3.5 meters; Flowering: June - September

Other varieties need a little more care to survive the winter. They are only conditionally hardy, but are in no way inferior to the hardier varieties.

  • Rosanna: Very double, salmon-colored flowers; subtle fragrance; growth height: up to 2.5 meters; Flowering: June - September; not sterile despite the double flowers
  • Aloha: Very double flower in apricot; strong fragrance; growth height: up to 2.5 meters; Flowering: June - October
  • Santana: double flower in red; light fragrance; growth height: up to 3.5 meters; Flowering: June - September
The snow w altz exudes a sweet scent
  • Giardina: double flower in pink; medium strong, fruity scent; growth height: up to 3.5 meters; Flowering: June - October; ideal as a container plant
  • Snow W altz: double flower in white; sweet scent; growth height: up to 3.5 meters; Flowering: June - September
  • Elf:Double flowers in creamy yellow with a green tinge; delicate fragrance; growth height: up to 3 meters; Flowering: June - September; ideal for sunny locations

The breeding of rambler roses started much later than that of actual climbing roses. Therefore, the varieties are not yet so common in home gardens. Despite this, breeding has produced rambler roses that have bloomed several times.

Jasmina climbs towards the sky
  • Momo: Many small, very double flowers in red; no fragrance; growth height: up to 3 meters; Flowering: June - October; hardy
  • Jasmina: Very double flowers in pink to violet; strong fragrance (apple); growth height: up to 3 meters; Flowering: June - September; conditionally hardy; ADR rose; grows upwards even without a climbing aid

Once you have decided on one of the beautiful varieties, you can start planting and caring for the climbing rose.

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