20 kinds of classic climbing roses. Just plant one and your balcony will be beautiful!
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Climbing roses are brightly colored, large and fragrant, have a long flowering period, and come in many varieties and colors, including red, pink, yellow, white, orange, purple, border colors, primary colors, double colors on the surface and back, etc. They are very rich, and the flower shapes include cup-shaped, ball-shaped, disc-shaped, high-core, etc. They can climb on various well-ventilated racks and corridors to form flower balls, flower columns, and flower walls. They are very beautiful and are the first choice of many flower lovers. Today I will introduce dozens of classic climbing rose varieties to you, I hope you like them.
Fujimoto Tsuki
Climbing Roses (CL series for short ) grow like vines, clinging to other objects or crawling on the ground. They bloom multiple times or just once. The flowers are single, double, or triple, with rich and varied colors. The flower diameter is 2.5 to 8 cm. Some have fragrance, while others do not.
There are many ways to classify climbing roses. According to their growth characteristics, they can be divided into upright types and climbing types. According to their flowering habits, they can be divided into two categories: seasonal flowering and frequent flowering.
One-season flowering series: It was bred in the early 19th century by hybridizing roses, perfume roses, hybrid Changchun roses and hybrid perfume roses.
Frequent flowering series:
Climbing hybrid tea roses: including a small number of climbing hybrid spring roses, this series is a bud mutation of the corresponding hybrid tea roses and hybrid Changchun roses. Famous climbing varieties include: "Teng Heping", a bud mutation of "Heping"; "Teng Mohong" is a bud mutation of "Mohong", "Teng Shiquanshimei" is a bud mutation of "Shiquanshimei", "Teng Caiyun" is a bud mutation of "Caiyun", "Huaxia" is a bud mutation of "Samantha", and "Kun Teng" is a bud mutation of "Kunteli".
Climbing Feng (multi) rose: Famous varieties of this series include "Climbing Warrior", "Angela", "Flower Fairy", "Joy", "Wolong", "Wonderland", "Red Wolong", etc.
Climbing rose (large flower): derived from the bud mutation of large flower rose. "Climbing Queen Elizabeth", "Western Land", "Dortmund", "Orange Flame" and so on.
Large-flowered climbing roses: hybridized Changchun roses and hybrid tea roses or hybridized Guangye roses and hybrid tea roses, belonging to the newer series. Varieties belonging to this series include "Guangpu", "Dushutai", "Dazhuan", "Lanyueliang", "German Venus", "Entertainment Field", "Baihe", etc.
Cold-resistant climbing rose: a hybrid of Rosa glossyleaf and American cold-resistant rose. The famous variety is "Cycola" ("Seven Sisters of Large Flowers"), and other cold-resistant varieties include "Mozart", "Royal Carriage", "Chang'e Flying to the Moon", "Summer Camp", etc.
Climbing miniature roses: derived from bud mutations of miniature roses. Varieties belonging to this series include "Stream", "Climbing Rainbow", "Climbing Plum Lang Dina", "Galaxy", "Golden Sunshine", "Climbing Ruby", "Climbing Purple Era", "Climbing Grass Hula Dancer", "Sweet Dream" and so on.
Lonza Gemstone
Chinese name: Longsha gemstone
Latin name: Pierre de Ronsard
Also known as: Rose Eden 85/Rose Eden 88
Registered name: Meiviolin
Breeder: Meilland
Released: 1987 (France)
In the early 1880s, the world-renowned rose company "Meyon International" of France cultivated a very unique rose with elegant colors and classical flower shape, but it was almost abandoned because it did not conform to the aesthetic trend of the time. In 1985, the company's agent in Germany seized the opportunity to first launch it to the market and achieved great success. This variety is also widely known and loved by everyone because it won the title of "world's favorite rose" at the World Rose Conference in Osaka, Japan in 2006. In order to commemorate the French rose poet "Pierre de Ronsard", the variety was named after him, and it is the "Ronsard Gem" we are familiar with today.
The flower diameter is 8-10 cm, the number of petals is more than 80, purple-red or dark red, cup-shaped, the flower surface is flat, and there is a slight fragrance when the temperature is high. Flowering period: from the end of March to December in the southern subtropical areas, from May to October in the north, a single flower lasts for 5-7 days, and it has a multi-season flowering habit, with significantly fewer flowers in summer and winter.
You never get tired of looking at the Lonza gemstone, especially the faint red under the pink surface, which is simply the most addictive!
Bai Jiaren
Bajazzo-(Germany, dark pink, vine, 2011)
Cultivated: 2011, Germany, W. Kordes & Sons
2011 W. Kordes' Söhne (Retail) launched in Germany under the name 'Bajazzo'.
Category: Fujimoto Climbing
Deep pink with silver reverse and yellow stamens fading to light pink. Mildly perfumed. Medium-large, semi-double (9-16 petals) bloom form. Repeat blooms throughout the season.
The branches are climbing and loose. The leaves are large, shiny, dark green.
Height up to 220 cm.
Can be grown as a shrub.
Parentage: Unknown.
This variety won several international awards in 2011.
In 1961, there was a variety with the same name, "Bajazzo" - (Germany, HT red blend, 1961)
A New Dawn
New Dawn——(USA, vine, pink, 1930) Also called Pink Cloud
The New Dawn
Light pink, large climbing flowers
Registered name: New Dawn
Discovered: Somerset Rose Nursery, USA, 1930
Introduced in the United States in 1930 by Henry A. Dreer under the name 'New Dawn'.
Category: Climber, Hybrid Wichurana, Large-Flowered Climber.`
Light pink. Mild perfume. Petals 35. Average diameter 10 cm. Medium-sized, double (26-40 petals), mostly solitary, clustered, small, flat. Repeated bloom for many seasons.
The branches are arching and climbing. The leaves are medium, shiny, and dark green.
Height 305 to 610 cm, width 245 cm.
Hardiness: USDA 9B-5B. Can be used for cut flowers, gardens or pillars. Hardy. Very aggressive. Shade tolerant. Disease Susceptibility: Very disease resistant.
Princess Margaret
Crown Princess Margareta
Cultivated: David Austin, UK, 2000.
Category: English Rose [Austin], Shrub EnglishRose [David Austin], Shrub.
Apricot or apricot blend. Strong fruity, tea rose aroma. Average diameter 10 cm. Medium to large, (41 petals). Pointed, ovate buds. Repeated blooming for many seasons.
Habit: Medium, dense, climbing. Height 120 to 185 cm, width 120 cm.
For climbing, cut flowers, garden, pillars or shrubs
Parent-child: Seedling × Abraham Darby
Origin of the name: Crown Princess Margareta of Sweden was the granddaughter of Queen Victoria and an excellent garden expert. She and the Crown Prince (later King Gustavus VI Adolfus of Sweden) created the famous Swedish summer villa Sofiero Castle in Helsingborg. Princess Margaret married the Crown Prince on June 15, 1905, and died on May 1, 1920. Gustavus VI had reached retirement age (68 years old) when he ascended the throne on October 29, 1950, but he lived a long life and still served as king for 22 years until his death in 1973. So although Princess Margaret gave birth to many children for the king, she did not really become the Queen of Sweden until her death, but was only posthumously named.
Laguna
Laguna——(Germany)
Commercial alias: KORadigel
Deep pink, large climbing flowers.
Registered name: KORadigel
Exhibition name: Laguna
Cultivated: 1995, Germany, Tim Hermann Kordes.
Launched in Germany in 2004 by W. Kordes' Söhne (Retail).
Category: Climber, Large-Flowered Climber.
Deep pink. Strong fruity, spicy aroma. Petals 45 to 55. Average diameter 7 cm. Medium, very full (41 petals), clustered, small clusters, cupped opening form. Oval buds. Repeat bloom for many seasons.
Branches are climbing and upright. Leaves are medium, glossy, dark green, dense. 7 leaves
Height 250 cm, width 100 cm.
Hardiness: USDA zones 9b to 5B.
Used for climbing vines, cut flowers, gardens or columns.
Disease Susceptibility: Very resistant to black spot. Very resistant to mildew.
Seeds: La Sevillana ® × Sympathie
Alchemist
Alchymist——(Germany, Fujimoto, Xing, 1956)
Commercial aliases: Alchemist Alchimiste Alchymiste The Alchymist
Apricot or apricot mix
Registered name: Alchymist
Cultivated: 1956, Germany, Reimer Kordes
Category: Climber, Large-Flowered Climber, Shrub.
Yellow with orange edges. Strongly scented. Petals 40. Average diameter 9 cm. Old-fashioned, quartered bloom form, blooming all at once in spring or summer.
Height 185 to 610 cm, width 185 to 245 cm.
Hardiness: USDA Zones 4B - 9B. Can be used for cut flowers, gardens, shrubs or pillars. Cold hardy.
Disease Susceptibility: Very disease resistant, susceptible to black spot.
亲子：Golden Glow (climber, Brownell, 1937) × hybrid of Rosa eglanteria L. synonym
Ines Sastre
Ines Sastre
Color: Dark pink with white stripes.
Variety type: Climbing large flower
Number of petals: 100
Average diameter of flower buds: 7-9 cm.
Height: 120-180 cm
This is a variety bred by the French Meilan Company in 2010. It has cup-shaped clustered flowers and a rounded blooming form. During the flowering season, the buds bloom repeatedly. It has a fresh apple fragrance, almost thornless branches, strong climbing ability, and dark green, shiny leaves.
Charles Mills
Charles de Mills
Commercial aliases:
· Slate
· Triumphant Bizarre
· Maheca de Dupont
· Gallic rose atropurpurea
· Rose Bleue (gallica, Unknown, before 1811)
· Tan Violet
Purple or purple mixed.
Registered Name: Charles Mills
Breed: The Netherlands before 1790, by an unknown breeder.
Category: Gallica /Provins
Deep crimson and red. Strong fragrance. Average diameter 12 cm. Large, full (26-40 petals), blooms once in spring or summer.
Large, thornless (or almost thornless) fruit. Dark green leaves.
Height 100 to 150 cm, width 120 to 150 cm.
Cold resistance: USDA 8B~4B.
Good shade tolerance.
Laughing Georgia
Teasing Georgia
Commercial aliases: AUSbaker; P/27/88; TG2476
(RNRS Trial Ground No.)
Medium yellow, shrub.
Registered name: AUSbaker
Exhibition name: Teasing
Georgia (Laughing Georgia)
Developed by: David Austin, UK, 1998.
Category: English Rose [Austin], Shrub.
[David Austin], Shrub.
Yellow. Strong fragrance. 41 petals. Average diameter 8 cm. Repeated blooming for many seasons.
Habit: Height 120 cm, height 105 cm, climbing culture height can reach 180~240 cm. Cold-resistant, medium-strong tea rose perfume. Good disease resistance and repeat flowering.
Parent and Child: Charles Austin
× Undisclosed
David Austin Recommends Varieties
Obtained 2000R.NRS perfume (Henry Edland)
Yellow variety, cupped. The center of the petals is deep yellow in a cupped form, the outer petals gradually fade back and become lighter, creating an attractive two-color effect. This variety grows vigorously.
The Royal Rose Society of the United Kingdom classifies it as a cluster-flowered shrub. Origin of the name: named after Georgia, the wife of the famous German actor Ulrich Meyer.
Shropshire - Junior
A Shropshire Lad
Commercial aliases: AUSled, L/58/88 (Austin)
Yellow mixed, shrub.
Registered name: AUSled
Exhibition name: A Shropshire Lad
Cultivated: David Austin, UK, 1997.
Category: English Rose [David Austin], Shrub.
Gorgeous soft peach with pink center. Strong fruity aroma. Petals 90. Cup-shaped multi-season repeat bloom.
Habit: Thornless (or almost thornless). Leaves are shiny.
Height 120 to 185 cm. Width 90 to 150 cm.
Parentage: Unknown
There is a bud-mutated vine, A Shropshire Lad Climbing, which can reach a height of 250 cm.
Origin of the name: Alfred Edward Housman (1859-1936) was a famous British poet and classical literature scholar in the early 20th century. Housman's poetry collection was "A Shropshire Lad" which he published at his own expense in 1896. In order to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the publication of this poetry collection, this famous Austin rose was named after the poetry collection: A Shropshire Lad.
David Austin was born on the Shropshire border, so he is also a Shropshire lad.
Pink Da Vinci
Leonardo da Vinci - (France, florid, light pink, 1993)
Commercial aliases:
· Leonardo de Vinc
· MEIdeauri
Also known as: Léonardo da Vinci®
Light pink, floribunda rose
Registered name: MEIdeauri
Cultivation: France, Alain Meilland, before 1993.
Launched in France in 1994 by Meilland International under the name 'Leonardo da Vinci'.
Category: Floribunda. Floribunda. Romantica ™.
Flowering: Light pink. Bengal pink. Light tea fragrance. Petals 75-80. Average diameter 11 cm. Very large, very full (41 petals), clustered, small clusters, old-fashioned, quartered bloom form. Prolific, multi-season continuous bloom.
Habit: Medium-sized, dense, thornless or almost thornless. Leaves are medium, shiny, dark green, dense, and leathery.
Hardiness: USDA Zones 6B and warmer. Can be used for cut flowers, gardens or landscapes. Rain tolerant.
Choose the pink Da Vinci in the south and the Grand Parade variety in the north.
Jasmina
Jasmina - (Germany)
Commercial alias: Korcentex
Pink Hybrid, Large-Flowered Climber.
Registered name: Korcentex
Exhibition name: Jasmina
Cultivated: Germany, 1997, Tim Hermann Kordes.
Introduced in Germany in 2005 by W. Kordes' Söhne (Retail).
Category Climber, Large-Flowered Climber.
Purple and pink. Moderate fragrance. Petals 70 to 75. Average diameter 7 cm. Medium, very full (41 petals), large clusters of flowers, cup-shaped, quartered, rounded bloom form. Medium, rounded buds. Repeated blooming in many seasons.
Branches are tall, dense, climbing, well branched. Leaves are medium, semi-glossy, medium green.
Height 200 cm, width 100 cm.
Hardiness: USDA zones 9b to 5B
for climbing, cut flowers, gardens or style.
Disease susceptibility: Black spot resistant, mildew resistant.
Parent: Seedling × Centenaire de Lourdes
Golden Celebration
Golden Celebration
Trade name: AUSgold
Registered name: AUSgold
Breeding: 1992 David Austin, UK.
Classification: English Rose [David Austin], Shrub.
Deep yellow. Strong fragrance. 55 to 75 petals, cup-shaped. Repeated flowering in many seasons.
Height: 120 to 150 cm, width 120 cm.
Parentage: Charles Austin × Abraham Darby
Phyllis Peter
Phyllis Bide - (UK, Vine, Yellow, 1923)
Yellow mixed, polyantha, climber
Registered name: Phyllis Bide
Breeding: 1923 UK, S. Bide & Sons, Ltd.
Category: Climber, polyantha, climber, Polyantha, Cl..
Apricot yellow, salmon pink, fading to pink. Unscented or lightly scented. 1 petal 5. Average diameter 3 cm. Small, semi-double (9-16 petals), multi-season repeat bloom.
Climber
height 185 to 395 cm, width 150 to 185 cm.
Hardiness: USDA zones 6B-9B
Ploidy: Diploid
Parent: Perle d'Or × Gloire de Dijon (Tea Noisette, Jacotot, 1850)
Angela
Deep pink, floribunda rose
Category: Floribunda, Shrub.
The branches are medium-sized and dense. The leaves are medium-sized, shiny, and medium green.
Height 80~150cm, width up to 80cm.
Hardiness: USDA Zones 5B and warmer. Can be used in pots, beds and borders, cut flowers or gardens. Cold hardy. Vigorous.
Western Land
Variety name: Westerland
Cultivation time and place: Germany in 1969
Category: Climbing roses
Color: Orange to orange red
Fragrance concentration: strong fragrance.
Plant: about 150-365 cm
Hardy: USDA Zones 5B to 9B
Flowering period: blooming in all seasons, more in spring and autumn, single flower lasts 10 days
Disease resistance: Yes (resistant to black spot, powdery mildew)
Grand Tour
Variety name: PARADE
Cultivated in: 1953, the United States
Category: Flourishing vines
Color: intense pink
Fragrance concentration: basically no fragrance
Plant: 2m-4m
It has a climbing growth type, a well-developed root system, strong resistance, rapid branch sprouting, and strong growth. One plant sprouts 7-8 main branches per year, and each main branch is open-branched. The annual maximum growth can reach 5 meters, and it has strong disease resistance. It is easy to manage, resistant to pruning, has rich flower shapes, blooms all year round, has bright and unrestrained colors, a long flowering period, and a strong fragrance. The flowers are pink, sprouting between the biennial internodes, and there are many flower heads all over the body, which can form flower balls, flower columns, flower walls, flower seas, flower waterfalls, arches, corridors and other landscapes.
Lady Charlotte
Lady of Shalott
Commercial alias: AUSnyson
Developed: 2009, David Austin, United Kingdom.
Category: English Rose [David Austin]
Apricot yellow, golden yellow on the back. Pink edges.
Moderate floral aroma, with notes of apple, clove and tea.
41 petals, globose. Repeat bloom for many seasons.
Habit: Medium green leaves. Height 120 cm, width 105 cm.
This is a rose that promises to be the strongest and hardiest of David Austin's roses. It has very good resistance and unusual continuous blooming for many seasons. It is an ideal variety for experienced gardeners. "Lady of Shalott" is a very poignant narrative poem by Alfred Tennyson (1809-1892). David Austin named his rose after it to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Tennyson's birth.
Graham Thomas
Graham Thomas
Cultivation time and place: 1983, Austin, UK;
Category: Shrub;
Other names: Thomas;
Color: dark yellow;
Aroma: strong tea aroma;
Plant height: 150-305 cm;
Plant width: 130-245 cm;
Is it long: Yes;
Whether it has multiple seasons: Yes;
Number of petals: 35;
Note: Has climbing properties.
Yellow, double-petaled; medium shrub, dwarf vine; mature plant: 150 cm x 120 cm (shrub), 300 cm - 360 cm (vine);
One of the most popular varieties in the world, it has cup-shaped flowers, deep pure yellow, and the plant grows upright, bush-like and very lush, with tender green leaves that are very disease-resistant. It has a fresh tea fragrance with a slight violet scent.
References:
House of Sorrow, Rose Bar, https://tieba.baidu.com/p/4958377278
Baidu Encyclopedia, baike.baidu.com
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