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Top 10 Climbing Roses

Are you just beginning to plan your rose garden? Roses are wonderfully versatile flowers, lending themselves to all styles of gardens and homes. You'll see roses surrounding everything from an elegant mansion to a humble cottage home.

Climbing roses are a real favorite, given that they are one of the simplest to train and grow. These beauties bring color and charm to any home, garden shed, garage, or garden. You can train them to climb a trellis, a fence, house wall, or an arbor that goes not only up, but overhead as well. Climbing roses are known for their resilience, so they're ideal for a budding rose gardener looking to learn how to cultivate roses.

A List of Favorite Climbing Rose Varieties by Color

Perhaps you have a particular color palette in mind for your home or garden. Whether you want bright yellow roses, soft pink roses, pure white roses, stunningly red roses, or variegated colored roses, there is a hardy climbing rose variety that will fit your garden design.

Yellow Climbing Roses

• Golden Showers Rose
• Rosa Banksiae Lutea or Yellow Lady Banks Rose

Yellow climbing roses are excellent for bringing bright, bold color into a garden. Pink Climbing Roses

• William Baffin Rose
• Pierre de Ronsard or Eden Rose
• New Dawn Rose
• Climbing Cecile Brunner Rose
• Climbing Zephirine Drouhin Rose

Pink climbing roses are the hallmark of cottage gardens, but are perfect for adding soft color and beauty to any garden. White Climbing Roses

• Climbing Iceberg Rose
• Sally Holmes Rose
• Sombreuil Rose (Hybrid Tea Rose)

Nothing says elegance and class like white climbing roses. Red Climbing Roses

• Climbing Altissimo Rose
• Blaze Rose
• Climbing Don Juan Rose

Red climbing roses are stunning and richly colored, adding an unmatched beauty to a trellis, garden, or porch. Variegated Climbing Roses

• Rosa Variegata di Bologna
• Fourth of July Climbing Rose
• Josephs Coat Rose

Variegated roses are often seen climbing arbors and framing entrances, bringing visual interest with more than one color. This is by no means a comprehensive list of the beautiful climbing rose bush varieties available, but these roses would give any new beginning rose gardener a home and garden of which to be proud.

The best flower variety companions for complimenting climbing roses include cosmos, blue or white delphiniums, stargazer lilies, common foxgloves, lavender, and catmint. Companion flower varieties are those proven to grow well beside each other and help each other thrive in a similar growing environment. Just imagine your garden display with all of these amazing colors!

Patience is key when growing and training roses, making rose gardeners some of the most patient people you'll ever meet. Expect to see real color and a thriving rose garden in roughly two years. Rose bushes may not bloom profusely for the first year or two because they're building up canes and feeder roots. Once climbing rose bushes have established hardy root systems and canes, they'll burst with color and beauty, making all of your work worthwhile.

About the Author

Benefit from Annelie's love of roses by reading all about her tips and advice on growing the most beautiful rose gardens on Rose-Gardening-Made-Easy.com. Find out Annelie's picks for buying the 10 Climbing Roses

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