Descriptions of the best varieties of roses from the Climber group and their characteristics, planting and care

Many gardens are decorated with picturesque garlands of blooming roses. Some of them cascade down, others decorate arches and trellises. Roses of the Climber group are coveted residents of garden plots. It’s not for nothing that they occupy leading positions in vertical gardening. Roses are used to create beautiful decorative columns. With proper care, beautiful flowers can be enjoyed several times a season.

Description of groups of climbing roses, ramblers and climbers

When choosing plants that will decorate arches or gazebos, you should pay attention to the classification of flowers. There are two groups of climbing roses. The first group includes small-flowered ramblers, and the other includes large-flowered climbers.

Rambler has thin creeping or drooping stems that reach a length of up to 4 meters. The inflorescences are double or simple; they are impressive not so much in their shape as in their quantity. The branches are pliable and flexible, so they need support. They are remarkable because they can bloom on shoots from previous years..

Climber is a long-flowering plant. They are decorated with large individual flowers or inflorescences (up to 5 buds) and rigid branches up to three meters long. They grow more slowly, but flowers are present on all branches: last year’s and young ones. The plant increases its volume in width, and the branches are difficult to tie up, so rose growers often grow it without supports on erect stems.

Varieties of the Klaiber group

The Climber group was obtained as a result of mutations of the buds of hybrid tea species and Floribunda. This group includes many climbing roses of different varieties. All are united by a pleasant smell and beautiful flowering that lasts throughout the warm season.

Ducat

Rose Ducat is a large-flowered plant with golden buds. The petals are freely arranged, giving the bush an airy feel. The purple edge emphasizes the decorative nature of the plant. The buds exude a soft fruity aroma, which is especially pronounced in the early morning or after rain.

The flower size reaches 10 centimeters, the leaves are immune to diseases. The stems are not too rigid, so they are easily attached to the support.The plant is moderately susceptible to diseases and frosts.

Don Juan

The representative of bright red flowers has large buds - up to 18 centimeters in diameter. The variety is distinguished by a spreading tall bush, about 2 meters wide and up to 3 meters long.

This amazingly beautiful plant has ruby, almost brown buds on last year's shoots. And the new branches are decorated with purple roses. The variety blooms continuously and abundantly. Dark leathery leaves highlight the beauty of the buds.

This variety has gained popularity because the plant has good immunity to diseases and resistance to changes in weather conditions.

Alibaba

A plant with a fabulous name has double inflorescences of an unusual coral or apricot color. The edges of the buds are wavy and bloom simultaneously; on one peduncle - up to five pieces. The exotic aroma is reminiscent of apricot and passion fruit.

Alibaba grows up to two meters high and does not need heavy pruning. In addition, the plant easily adapts to weather conditions. And for resistance to various diseases it has been repeatedly awarded at competitions.

Varieties of the Rambler group

Climbing bushes are distinguished by soft, creeping branches and intensive growth. Shoots can reach 10 meters in length. At the same time, plants delight with a rich selection of various varieties, which are particularly resistant to various diseases.

Rosa Red Rambler

This park plant is intended to decorate the most prominent places. Fiery buds framed by green foliage provide joy all season long. Each re-blooming of buds is more abundant than the previous one. Despite the fact that the flowers are not collected in inflorescences, they are quite large in size and mesmerizing with their bright shade.

Plants are resistant to pests and plant infections.

Manninkton Mov Rambler

Bright purple buds will not leave anyone indifferent. The color of the flowers fades closer to the autumn period and becomes light lilac.

The buds are small double flowers, the diameter of which is no more than three centimeters. Matte leaves gently envelop the plant. Rose growers also pay attention to the bush because it has virtually no thorns.

Mannington Mauve Rambler is the tallest plant in the group. The shoots reach 6 meters. It grows in sunny areas and in the shade. The aroma is heard only during flowering, but it is very delicate and fragrant.

Lemon Rambler

This is a young variety, bred by breeders quite recently. Beautiful white buds, which turn into a soft lemon shade towards the middle, are on three-meter branches.

Lemon Rambler exudes more aroma than others and blooms profusely. As soon as some shoots fade, others begin to burst into buds. The plant is not frost-resistant, but it can tolerate a slight “minus” of degrees.

Camelot

Amazingly elegant variety - Camelot. Dark crimson terry petals with dark inclusions thin out the fresh citrus aroma. This is a strong and hardy plant that decorates pergolas, fences, and arches.

The size of the bush reaches one and a half meters in width and up to three meters in height. It easily tolerates temperature changes and is resistant to diseases.

Brewood Belle

A very beautiful bush with purple roses. Despite the small buds, the bush is impressive with its size (up to 5 meters) and profusely flowering shoots. The selectors tried to ensure that the plant easily tolerates cold and disease. Therefore, many rose growers prefer to see it on their site.

Jutersen

Charming dark crimson inflorescences are divided into four segments.The three-meter bush is literally buried in thick terry tassels. Blooming in waves, the buds acquire a silvery tint. The constant blooming of the brushes makes the bush elegant and unusually beautiful.

The light aroma of a mixture of apple and wild rose leaves an unforgettable impression. The variety is quite resistant to cold, so a light shelter is sufficient for the winter.

Varieties of climbers and ramblers suitable for different regions of Russia

The choice of weaving beauties varies, depending on the climatic conditions of a particular region.

In the conditions of the Middle Zone, which includes the Yaroslavl, Tula, Ryazan, and Oryol regions, the climate is temperate continental. Therefore, the following types of Climber roses are recommended here:

• Flamentanza with bright scarlet buds;
• orange climbing rose Orange;
• Rosarium Utersen with wavy petals;
• dense yellow rose Baroque;
• Blue Moon with deep blue inflorescences;

Among Rambler, the optimal varieties are considered:

• large variety Camelot;
• Apple Blossom with snow-white inflorescence;
• large-flowered Rosarium Uetersen with pink flowers.

The emergence of new varieties of climbing roses has made it possible to grow them in the Siberian region. These varieties are quite resistant to frost and wind, but require shelter for the winter:

• Chippendale;
• Queen Elizabeth;
• Golden Celebration;
• William Shakespeare 2000;
• Westerland.

The northwestern territory is dominated by a temperate continental climate. It is recommended to grow the following varieties here:

• the densely leafy, spreading New Down rose;
• cream Ilse Krohn Superior;
• Super Excelsa, with bright raspberry buds;
• densely double variety Santana.

In the southern regions of Russia you can grow Climing roses.They have poor frost tolerance and shade tolerance. But in warm places the flowers delight with large and bright buds.

Important: in order for roses to gain weight and meet the stated characteristics, attention is paid to the climate of the region, the composition of the soil, and plant care.

Landing

Seedlings of weaving roses can be rooted or grafted, as well as with an open and closed root system. Plants with open rhizomes are planted in the autumn - from October to November, and grafted ones - in the spring. Roses in containers can be planted in open ground at any time.

For planting, a hole half a meter deep is dug. At the same time, a place is allocated for laying the shoots under cover for the winter. In the hole, the soil is mixed with organic matter, and then the plant is watered abundantly. When planting in spring, the branches are shortened to 7 buds, and the root is trimmed by 20 centimeters. After this, it is recommended to treat the sections with ash or garden pitch.

Watering

The bushes feel normal with moderate watering. It is enough to carry out the procedure once a week. Overwatering can cause disease, and drought will prevent roses from blooming to their full potential. A lot of moisture is only needed when planting the plant until it takes root. To do this, it is recommended to make a small earthen ditch around the place where the rose is planted to retain moisture.

Fertilizer

For roses, the best fertilizer is manure or any organic fertilizer. During the period of intensive growth, you can add mineral fertilizer. Fertilizing is carried out before the appearance of buds. Once the plant has bloomed, no fertilizer should be added to the bush.

Trimming

The procedure is performed along the entire height of the bush to form a crown. Pruning improves decorative qualities.

It is recommended to trim shoots in spring and summer.In spring, dead and frostbitten stems are removed. The strongest and longest vines are left on the bush. While the plant is young, rose hips are systematically removed. After 2 years, only rose shoots appear.

In summer, faded branches are removed. This will help the bush rejuvenate and provoke the formation of replacement shoots.

Important: it is not recommended to remove shoots in the fall, as new shoots will grow that will not have time to ripen by winter and will therefore die.

Differences from other roses

Climbing roses of the Climber and Rambler groups are popular with rose growers. This is explained by their advantages:

• unpretentious;
• decoratively beautiful;
• continuous or repeated blooming of buds along the entire length of the shoots;
• winter-hardy;
• buds are single or collected in inflorescences.

Breeders continue to actively work on new varieties, so the distinctive characteristics are mixed.

Application in landscape design

The rich variety of colors and pleasant aroma of the royal plant transform any garden plot.

Rose hedges are popular in dacha landscapes. They are installed along the site, allowing you to isolate yourself from the road or neighbors. Climber roses are most suitable for these purposes. They will ensure planting density to create a dense wall.

Park Ramblers look amazingly beautiful against the backdrop of evergreens. Roses are planted in the foreground, and deciduous, coniferous trees or tall bushes in the background.

Roses look beautiful in vertical gardening. For this purpose, special high supports and trellises are installed along which heavy branches of roses, abundantly strewn with buds, are woven.

The rose looks wonderful in a solitaire. A single plant will be an accent in the design composition.

Bushes look great in a mixborder. In this case, different plants can coexist:

• bulbous;
• flyers;
• perennial flowers;
• cereals;
• bushes.

First, a rose is planted, and then neighbors are selected based on color scheme, shape of inflorescences, and contrast.

Roses have a rich variety of varieties. This allows the rose grower to choose the plant that is suitable for the garden. Roses Climber and Rambler delight with their buds several times a season. They go well with small architectural forms.