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Rambler Roses

Rambler climbing roses are similar to climbing roses but are a different classification. The difference between climbing roses and climbing roses is their height and blooming habits. Rambler climbing roses can grow up to 30 ft. (9 m) but they only bloom once a season.

Rambler Roses


Source: Claus Dalby – English

 

When rambler roses bloom in late spring and early summer, the effect is truly spectacular. Rambler climbing roses produce small neat, showy clusters of up to 20 flowers per spike.

Some notable orchid varieties:

Rosa filipes ‘Kiftsgate’ is a vigorous climbing rose with beautiful white, jasmine flowers.
‘Gardenia’ is a hardy climbing rose with dense pale yellow flowers and a wonderfully sweet scent. This is a repeat bloomer variety.
‘Adelaide d’Orleans’ has clusters of delicate pale pink buds that open to white flowers.
‘Dorothy Perkins’ is a popular climbing rose with large rosettes.
‘Princesse Louise’ has pale pink buds that open to ruffled white flowers.

 

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