Climbing Roses

Heavenly pink, damask-scented blooms blanket the lush green foliage of this hybrid climber. Old-fashioned blooms adorn the vining canes as they cover any surface with extremely disease-resistant foliage. The epitome of the modern, old-fashioned rose for the next millennium.

Fragrance: Strong citrus fragrance
Height: 8-10 x 3+’ wide
Petal Count: 25

A fragrant dark red climbing rose with large buds and shapely blossoms. Glossy dark green leaves. Blooms on new and old wood. Warm night temperatures give the best color. Proven performer.

Fragrance: Good
Height: climbs to 12-18’
Petal Count: 35

Eden® will reward the patient gardener with an abundance of repeat blooms. The combination between the soft color and the deep dark green glossy foliage has attracted gardeners world wide. Extremely winter hardy and disease resistant. WFRS "World's Best Rose" in 2006.

The magenta, pink, and white striped flowers are borne in clusters through out the season. This is a fast growing climber that promises to be low maintenance and a sheer joy to grow.

Fragrance: Moderate, Fruity
Disease Resistance: Excellent for rust and powdery mildew.

This large growing climber produces gold colored, 3-4 “, moderately fragrant flowers in small clusters. Very good disease resistance.

This is the climbing variety of the world's best white landscape rose. It has all the great qualities of Iceberg in a vigorous Climber. Blooms on old wood only. Flowers more on established plants. Clean.

Fragrance: Little

Very popular. Bounteous clusters with double flowers of red, pink, orange and yellow hues. Glossy apple-green leaves. Blooms on new and old wood. Not hardy. Popular proven performer.

Fragrance: Little

A vigorous climber that combines old rose fashion with repeat flowering, disease tolerance and winter hardiness. Polka™ will fill any room with a lovely spice and pepper fragrance. The strong apricot color will turn more peachy during warm weather.

Fragrance: spice and pepper
Disease Resistance: Yes

A very unique climber which forms hydrangea-like clusters of buff to white flowers. Large foliage accents the strong climber. Blooms on new wood.

Fragrance: Slight
Disease Resistance: Good