5 Climbing Roses to Add Interest to Your Garden | NatureHills.com

Climbing Roses are fast-growing, vertical Roses that form flexible canes which can be trained to grow on a trellis, arbor, or anything you want! Add height or even cast shade and privacy to your outdoor spaces with these gorgeous upright Roses!
I have a feeling you’re going to love these options our horticulturist and I came up with.
5 Royal Gold Climbing Rose
Brilliant double blooms with pointed, rolled petals and a saturated golden-yellow color! These fast-growing gems won't keep you waiting and overflow with vivid blossoms. Growing 8 - 10 feet
But only spreading 3 - 4 feet wide, this reblooming Climbing Rose will become a grand statement piece to your sun garden! #5 Royal Gold Climbing Rose - Growing Zones 6-9, can grow 8 - 10 feet high & spread 3 - 4 feet wide, brilliant golden yellow blossoms, fast-growing, with glossy green leaves.
Learn more: www.naturehills.com/rose-royal-gold-climbing-rose
4 Joseph’s Coat Climbing Rose
Like its namesake, the multi-color semi-double blooms of the Joseph’s Coat Climbing Rose feature several warm colors rolled into one! Red buds change ombre-style from light orangy-gold centers to apricots and salmons, to darker reddish outer petals! This rose has a personality all its own with flowers that all end up with their own unique coloration! The wider spread means fast privacy and screening out eyesores and nosy neighbors. #4 Joseph’s Coat Climbing Rose - growing zones 6-10, reblooming semi-double multicolored blooms, fast-growing, humidity and heat-resistant, growing 8 - 12 feet tall and 6- 8 feet wide.
Learn more: www.naturehills.com/rose-joseph-s-coat-climbing
3 Ramblin’ Red Climbing Rose
The Ramblin’ Red Climbing Rose is a rosy red flowering First Editions Climbing Rose with yellow eyes, a mild-sweet fragrance, and will rebloom until frost. Burgundy new growth and attracting the pollinators all growing season, Ramblin’ Red is an incredibly cold hardy option for those with bitter winter temperatures! Deep red rose hips are great fall and winter interests, leave them on to feed birds, or pick them to be dried for tea or used in jam!
#3 Ramblin’ Red Climbing Rose - Growing zones 4-7, 6-10 feet tall and 6 feet wide, red double blooms, fragrant, reblooming, and showy orange rose hips in the fall!
Learn more: www.naturehills.com/rambling-red-rose
2 New Dawn Climbing Rose
A hall of fame inductee, New Dawn Climbing Rose is a soft pastel pink semi-double climbing rose that is sweetly fragrant and reblooms until fall. Thriving in zones 5 to 9, this tall yet slender Climbing Rose has large 3-inch blooms and grows vigorously upright. Add to your garden for a bright and clean pink pop of color. #2 New Dawn Climbing Rose - Growing zones 5-9, 8-12 feet tall and just 3-5 feet wide, reblooming, sweetly scent, soft pastel pink flowers, unaffected by many of the usual rose problems and has a long-flowering season!
Learn more: www.naturehills.com/rose-new-dawn-climbing
1 Zephirine Drouhin Climbing Rose
Hey, it’s the fan favorite across the board so of course we have to end our list here. The Zephirine Drouhin Climbing Rose is a semi-double antique-looking dark pink bloom with a high petal count and nearly thornless canes - making it easy to handle when training! Vigorous and hard to find, this exceptional climbing rose is also known as the Bourbon Rose. 4 inch blooms appear in May and continue until frost offering you an abundance of fragrant flowers for your bouquets! Zephirine Drouhin also has red new growth and bronzy green leaves that mature to a glossy dark green before purple canes take over for the fall! That’s three seasons of color! #1 Zephirine Drouhin Climbing Rose - Growing zones 5-9, large dark pink blooms, fragrant rebloomer, 8-10 feet tall and 4-6 feet wide. Colorful foliage, purple canes & nearly thornless!
Learn more: www.naturehills.com/zephirine-drouhin
Which climber would you cover a trellis with? Let me know in the comments, then head over to Nature Hills to see all the other incredible roses that could have also easily made this list! Climbing roses come in just about every color under the sun and all with their own unique features!
This type of rose is easy to grow but if you have any questions about best care tips or how to properly train your climbing rose, head on over to our #ProPlantTips blog. We have an answer to pretty much any plant question you could have. I’ll link some helpful articles below in the description.
www.naturehills.com/blog/post/how-to-train-climbing-roses
www.naturehills.com/blog/post/when-do-i-prune-my-roses
www.naturehills.com/blog/post/what-are-the-different-types-of-roses
www.naturehills.com/blog/post/getting-roses-ready-for-winter
And until next time, happy planting!