Climbing Roses

Very long-lasting large saucer-like flowers of Chinese laquer red. Cutting length stems. Blooms on new and old wood.
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The most popular Climbing rose. Produces abundant clusters of pure red flowers. Blooms on new and old wood.
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A favorite, covers itself with clusters of tiny pink blooms. Produces perfectly shaped, little pink buds. Hence its nickname, 'The Sweetheart Rose'. Blooms from mid-spring until first frost. A compact bush, displaying sprays of lightly fragrant flowers that look like little, high-centered hybrid tea blossoms of 17-25 petals. Long-lived and healthy, 'Cécile Brünner' takes abuse, putting up with everything from poor soil to partial shade.

This fire engine red climber will make a vibrant statement in the garden. Its abundant flowers do not fade. 'Crimson Sky' is a sister seedling of the widely planted 'Red Eden'. It blooms earlier and is quicker to establish than its famous sibling. 28-35 petals

One of the only fragrant red climbers in the world - a seductive presence in any garden. This climber blooms abundantly throughout the summer, producing very large flowers that are velvety red, ruffled and long stemmed. Perfect for cutting and planting near walkways and windows where its damask scent can be easily enjoyed. 35 petals, rated 8.2 by the ARS

Dublin Bay is a large-flowered, true red climber. This rose does well in both cool and hot weather and can be trained as a pillar rose. Though taking its time to climb, Dublin Bay blooms on old and new wood. 25 petals, rated 8.5 by the ARS

Perhaps our best known rose since 'Peace

Amazing what rose breeding can do. Although totally unrelated to 'Eden Climber', this great red climber looks, feels and smells like our best selling rose. More fragrant and maybe a better and earlier bloomer in some climates.

One of the best climbers to come out of our testing grounds of Pennsylvania. Extremely underrated on the West Coast so far. - maybe because its great disease resistance and winter hardiness features are less appreciated. It is still one of the most prolific bloomers and will hold well in the heat as well as in the vase.

A tribute to the famous British garden designer. Large, well-filled rosettes are deep pink with a powerful damask fragrance, on a tall, very robust shrub.
Gertrude Jekyll blooms well in cool weather.

Clusters of romantic cup-shaped cream flowers
Blooms on new wood
Good for small arbors and lower fences

A rugged white climber with beautiful and fragrant cool white blooms that open to large double roses.Truly vigorous and hardy, this rose will bloom throughout the summer.

Back by popular demand! This strong grower is unusually hardy and disease resistant. It gives an abundant display of soft pink flowers in the spring and repeats with beautiful blooms in late summer.

Pearly Gates is a heavenly honey of a hard-to-come-by hue in
Climbing roses…pure pastel pink. Just like it's 'Mom',
America, she's got big gorgeous well-formed flowers
saturated with sweet spicy perfume. Same growth
habit, too. But the difference is the angelic soft pink
color. Blooms on new and old wood.

Our most vigorous climber combines old rose fashion with repeat flowering, disease tolerance and winter hardiness. Endowed with a fragrance, 'Polka' will charm its way into your garden for years to come. Gather a bouquet and fill any room with a lovely fragrance. The strong apricot color will turn more peachy during warm weather.

Royal Gold has flowers of deep golden yellow. It is a large-flowered climber.
Rich golden HT-shaped buds and blooms with lasting
deep yellow color. Cutting length stems. Blooms on
new and old wood.

This classic favorite is back! This vigorous, hardy climber gets its lavish clusters of single blooms from its beloved parent, Ballerina. The lightly fragrant blooms blush a delicate pink as they mature.

Teasing Georgia is a yellow rose of delicate beauty; the flowers are of a particularly pleasing cupped formation. The centre petals are in the form of a rich, deep yellow cup, while the outer petals fall back and fade to palest yellow providing a most pleasing, two-tone effect.
The growth is strong but graceful, displaying the flowers nicely.
Pleasant, medium-strong Tea Rose fragrance. Good disease-resistance and repeat-flowering.
May need some summer pruning if grown as a shrub.
4 ft. x 3.5 ft. or 8 ft. as a climber.

The Generous Gardener is a rose of delicate charm -its flowers being beautifully formed; their colour a soft glowing pink at the centre, shading to palest pink on the outer petals. When the petals open they expose numerous stamens, providing an almost water lily-like effect.
It has strong, elegantly arching growth with polished dark green foliage.
This rose would produce a wonderful effect towards the back of the border. It will also make an excellent climber. Like 'Mortimer Sackler', it is highly disease-resistant.
There is a strong and delicious fragrance with aspects of Old Rose, musk and myrrh.

Westerland has long been passed from one rose-lover to the next, earning its place in rosedom. Her reputation is based on terrific fragrance, glossy green highly disease-resistant foliage, great natural hardiness, large sprays of brightly colored blossoms and super vigor. Blooms and reblooms freely in the first season on both new and old wood.

Produces double, pure white, gardenia-like flowers. This popular plant is vigorous and requires lttle care. A sweetly fragrant classic, ideal for trellises or fences.

Alkaline soil, pollution, shade - this hardy climber handles it all. Large, sweetly scented, deep-pink blooms on nearly thornless stems. Dense foliage.