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Climbing roses generally have larger flowers which are held singly or in small groups, compared to the clusters of small flowers characteristic of ramblers. Most climbing roses have the ability to repeat flower after their first flush of bloom.
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Illustrated on this page are a selection of climbing roses which vary from around 12 ft to over 25 ft in height.
Click on the pictures to find out more about each variety or to buy them as bare root roses.
The picture on the right shows Paul's Himilayan Mask. Click on the picture to learn more.
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In recent years, it has become clear than some of the English Roses make excellent short climbers.
English climbers produce flushes of large, fragrant rosettes over a long season. They have the wonderful natural ability to flower very close to the ground, producing a generous number of stems from the base of the plant. We believe that they are some of the finest of all climbing plants, ideal when a smaller climber is required (6ft to 12 ft).
Learn more about English Climbing Roses
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