A climbing rose is a type of rose that grows long, flexible stems that can be trained to climb on various supports, such as trellises, arbors, fences, or walls.  Let’s clear things up straight away. Climbers aren’t like ivy.  They don’t have aerial roots, tendrils, or suckers. Climbing roses only “climb” if you help them.  They won’t “cling” to a wall or a fence like true vines and they can’t support themselves.

Climbing roses produce large, fragrant flowers that can be single or clustered, depending on the variety. They usually bloom more than once in a season, especially if they are pruned and deadheaded regularly. Climbing roses are popular for adding vertical interest and color to gardens, as well as creating romantic and cottage-style effects.

****ALL ITEMS IN THIS SECTION ARE FOR PRE-ORDER.  Roses are expected to arrive in December 2023 or January 2024.**** 

Pick up times will be announced on our website, our Facebook group and via email for those who have subscribed. Items must be picked up within 5 days of arrival at the nursery unless you have made other arrangements with us.