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Climbing Roses for Sale at Nature Hills Nursery
- Why Choose Climbing Roses
- Top Climbing Roses and How to Use Them
- How to Plant and Care for Climbing Roses
- Bring Romance Home with Climbing Roses
Climbing Roses bring romance and color to your landscape like no other plant can. These fast-growing, fragrant Rose vines transform arbors, fences, and trellises into living walls of blooms. Discover the best selection of Climbing Roses for sale online at Nature Hills Nursery and create a garden filled with charm and fragrance.
All you need is full sun and a sturdy support to enjoy dazzling flowers that climb skyward. These vertical bloomers are sometimes called "living wallpaper," covering structures in a cascade of color. Gardeners have cherished Climbing Roses for centuries, from Ancient Egypt to modern landscapes, and for good reason.
Climbing Rose plants belong to the Rosa genus and include favorites like Hybrid Tea Climbers, Floribundas, Ramblers, and Polyantha Roses. They feature long, flexible canes. Typically 8 to 20 feet tall. Perfect for training on trellises, walls, and pergolas. Check the Plant Highlights on each product page for specific size and care details.
Why Choose Climbing Roses
- Fast-growing, long-lived shrubs with stunning vertical growth
- Fragrant blooms from spring through frost (depending on variety)
- Perfect for fences, pergolas, trellises, and privacy screens
- Repeat bloomers available for color all season long
- Excellent for pollinators and cutting gardens
Some rambling varieties bloom heavily in early summer, while repeat-blooming types flower throughout the season. Combine with Clematis vines for an extended display of texture and color. For best results, train canes at a 45-degree angle or horizontally to maximize flower production.
Top Climbing Roses and How to Use Them
Choose from our top-performing Climbing Roses that combine vigorous growth, fragrance, and unforgettable blooms. Use them creatively to elevate your landscape design:
- New Dawn Climbing Rose: Soft pink, double blooms that rebloom through the season. Ideal for trellises, fences, or garden arches.
- Don Juan Climbing Rose: Deep red, fully double flowers with a classic rose fragrance. Perfect for pergolas or romantic garden entries.
- Dublin Bay Rose: A repeat-blooming climber with rich, lipstick-red flowers. Great choice for sunny walls and vertical accents.
- Zephirine Drouhin Climbing Rose: Nearly thornless, pink-flowering variety that grows well in full sun or partial shade.
- Cupid’s Kisses Rose: Compact and floriferous, great for containers or balcony railings. See our container gardening tips.
- Tropical Lightning Rose: Bold striped orange and cream blooms for a dramatic focal point or accent feature.
How to Plant and Care for Climbing Roses
Roses thrive in full sun and well-drained soil. Give them plenty of air circulation and morning sun for natural disease-resistance. To find the right growing zone for your area, check our USDA Plant Zone Map.
Planting Steps:
- Dig a hole twice as wide as the root ball but no deeper for the proper planting depth.
- Mix in bone meal and Nature Hills Root Booster for long-term growth.
- Soak bareroot Roses before planting and drape roots over a cone of soil at the bottom of the hole.
- Backfill, press soil firmly, and water deeply to remove air pockets.
Care Tips:
- Water regularly, keeping soil evenly moist but not soggy. (see The Right Way to Water Plants)
- Feed with a slow-release fertilizer in spring and midsummer.
- Train Climbing Roses properly for best results and more blooms. It's best to prune Climbing Roses after flowering to remove old or weak wood.
- Remove old wood after the main bloom, but keep a few canes for structure.
Bring Romance Home with Climbing Roses
Shop our wide selection of Climbing Roses for sale online and create a garden that overflows with color and fragrance. Each plant is shipped with care from our expert growers, ready to thrive in your landscape.
Family-owned and operated since 2001, Nature Hills Nursery is proud to offer healthy, mature Roses backed by our Product Guarantee. Visit our Planting Guide for more growing tips, and let Nature Hills help your garden reach new heights this season.
FAQS for Buying Climbing Rose Bushes Online
What are climbing roses and how do they differ from other rose types?
What are climbing roses and how do they differ from other rose types?
Climbing roses are a group of rose plants with long, flexible canes that can be trained to grow vertically on trellises, arbors, or fences. Unlike bush roses, they don't climb on their own and must be tied and guided. Climbing roses offer stunning blooms and are perfect for vertical gardening and adding height to your landscape.
How do I train climbing roses for the best bloom performance?
How do I train climbing roses for the best bloom performance?
Train climbing roses at a 45-degree angle or horizontally to promote maximum flower bud development. Tie the canes loosely to a support structure, guiding them into a fan shape. Horizontal training encourages lateral growth, resulting in more blooms along the length of the canes.
Where is the best place to plant climbing roses in my yard?
Where is the best place to plant climbing roses in my yard?
Plant climbing roses in full sun with at least six hours of direct light daily. Choose a well-drained site with good air circulation to prevent fungal diseases. Place them near sturdy support structures like fences, arbors, trellises, or even pergolas for both function and beauty.
When should climbing roses be pruned and how?
When should climbing roses be pruned and how?
Prune climbing roses in early spring after the first flush of blooms. Remove dead or weak canes, and prune back flowering stems to a full leaflet. Always leave a few strong old canes for structure. Repeat bloomers benefit from light pruning throughout the growing season to encourage continuous flowers.
What are the best fast-growing climbing roses available at Nature Hills Nursery?
What are the best fast-growing climbing roses available at Nature Hills Nursery?
Popular fast-growing varieties include ‘New Dawn’ with soft pink blooms, the deep red ‘Don Juan’ Climbing Rose, and the vibrant ‘Dublin Bay’ Rose, which produces lipstick-red blooms from spring to frost. These repeat-blooming climbers offer fragrance, flower power, and quick coverage.