Climbing roses that bloom all summer - winter-hardy varieties

Permanent bloom roses

Lush, fragrant roses are welcome inhabitants of gardens. Flowering throughout the summer season is typical for a special varietal group. Climbing roses that bloom all summer - winter-hardy varieties were bred by professional breeders.

Arch of climbing roses

On a note! Some shrubs bloom in waves. Other varieties are distinguished by replacing faded buds with fresh ones.

Constantly blooming climbing rose: the best varieties

Perennial shrubs: winter-hardy, flowering
These include the following varieties:

• Avila Palace;
• Iceberg is a floribunda that looks impressive due to its luxurious long branches;
• Faya Lobby climbing;
• Prairie Joy - roses of Canadian selection;
• Coral sunset.

Avila Palace

The abundance of varieties allows each gardener to choose the variety that will look best on the site.

Winter-hardy climbing roses

The Russian climate is very changeable. Not every variety of rose blooms all summer. For the garden it is necessary to select a frost-resistant specimen. Climbing roses require regular care. Following the rules of agricultural cultivation will prolong the flowering of rose bushes.

Continuously blooming roses - the most beautiful varieties

The most popular winter-hardy climbing varieties of roses:

• Iceberg is a climbing snow-white rose. Considered one of the best varieties. Luxurious buds can entwine walls, giving them a picturesque look. The variety is unpretentious. Blooms lushly in waves. Iceberg is often grown as a hedge.
• Rumba is an original option that is suitable for decorating low supports. Shoots often grow up to 3 meters in length. The flowers are pink-golden. A very winter-hardy variety.
• Metanoia has an unusual color. The salmon-orange buds are large in size. Like the Canadian variety Modern Blush, Metanoia cannot withstand temperatures below -15 °C. In the southern regions, whips bloom more profusely. Central Russia is also suitable for cultivation. A prerequisite is the presence of shelter.
• Giardina looks like a peony. The color of the flowers is pink. The aroma is reminiscent of fruit. There are no thorns. The shrub is fast-growing, flowering continuously.

On a note! Flowers of the Giardina variety are suitable for creating a living decoration for the terrace.

Shrub roses or scrubs

Scrubs are considered park roses. They are very impressive, with a varied range of colors. The shrub blooms from early summer until autumn. It is undemanding in care, winter-hardy, resistant to diseases and pests.

Wintering in central Russia does not require additional shelter; in the northern regions it is quite light. Rose bush (Schwab is translated from English as bush) has strong stems two meters high.

Covering rose bushes for the winter

Crown Princess Margaret

The most disease- and frost-resistant English rose with apricot and orange flowers on shoots beautifully curved towards the ground.

Snow ballet

An elegant, airy, delicately scented rose bush with delicate snow-white terry petals forming inflorescences.

Toscanini

A hybrid tea variety with bright red-orange flowers that does not fade in the sun. The height of the bush shoots is up to 1 meter.

There is an opinion about the difficulty of growing this wonderful flower in your garden plot or dacha. But if you choose the right variety that will suit the climatic conditions, growing a rose bush is no more difficult than any other flower. This queen of flowers will decorate any landscape with her presence and will be the best gift for amateur gardeners.

Semi-climbing varieties

David Austin roses - the most popular varieties

Many semi-climbing varietal varieties have average resistance to cold. When thinking about which specimen is best to plant in the garden, you need to read on the packaging a description of the degree of frost resistance of roses.

The most famous semi-climbing roses:

• Kimono are orange-colored roses that have a continuous flowering pattern. They have no smell at all. The variety has good winter hardiness. The bush is tall, suitable for decorating garden buildings.
• Berlin - has elongated pointed buds. The aroma is fragrant, weakly expressed. The leaves are dark green, leathery. The structure of the petals is dense. One flower lives for about two weeks. The first flowering of roses of this variety begins at the end of May.
• Orfeo - this variety is the most preferred among domestic rose growers. The diameter of its flowers is from 10 cm. The flowers have a pronounced, juicy aroma of spices. There are a large number of lush buds on the branches. The variety has good resistance to frost.
• Golden Showers is a yellow-flowered shrub with a variety of species. Lemon-cream buds are terry to the touch. The plant requires careful care. Planting should be protected from dampness and drafts.

Rose Golden Showers

Numerous experiments by domestic rose growers have made it possible to identify the most unpretentious varieties of climbing shrubs. The best varieties of constantly blooming climbing roses for cold regions are:

• Flammentanz;
• Bobbie Jame;
• Laguna.

Flammentanz

Ground cover shrub. Has massive shoots. The shade of double flowers is dark crimson. The diameter of the rose is 8 cm. The delicate aroma is weakly expressed. An annual variety that can withstand frost well.

Bobbie Jam

Vigorous bush. The height of the plant reaches 8 m. Bright green leaves. Abundant flowering. The diameter of the white-cream rose is 5 cm. The smell is rich, musky. The variety should be planted in a free area. The lashes are secured to stable supports. The most common crop disease is powdery mildew.

Laguna

A fragrant perennial variety of climbing rose. Shrub three meters high. Double dark pink flowers with a diameter of about 10 cm. Two flowering periods. The plant is not affected by black spot.

Important! In winter, roses must be covered.

Luck of Cordes

Roses of these varieties are sometimes called cordesias, but the correct name of the class comes from the name of Wilhelm Cordes II from the dynasty of German gardeners and breeders who managed to obtain plants that formed the varietal group. Most roses in this group are winter-hardy; they are used to breed new frost-resistant varieties.

Quite voluminous bushes - they can reach 2 m in width and height - are excellent for creating a hedge. The flowers are pink, semi-double (up to 7 cm in diameter), collected in brushes of 10-25 pieces, the leaves are dark green. This variety is known for its excellent frost resistance and disease resistance.

Among frost-resistant varieties, roses of this variety are considered one of the most profusely blooming. The flowers are deep pink (up to 8 cm in diameter) with wavy double petals and form thick clusters. The bush grows up to 150 cm in height and 120 cm in width.

This climbing rose, bred in 1955, was considered by its originator Wilhelm Cordes to be his best creation. And quite rightly so. Winter-hardy and hardy, immune to

, capable of delighting with its lush flowering for more than a month. It blooms profusely with bright red flowers with a scarlet sheen, collected in bouquets of inflorescences of 5–7 pieces.

In the garden classification of roses, it occupies a special place that belongs only to it. It belongs to the once-blooming variety, but cannot be considered a classic rambler. There is no need to remove faded shoots, as they will bloom again next year. It fits quite easily under cover and confidently withstands even the most severe frosts. It has been noticed that it lives longer as its own root, so it is better to propagate it by cuttings.

An amazing scrub from 1969, a uniquely beautiful rose with bright semi-double cupped flowers. The complex color as it blooms changes from fiery orange to salmon pink. The golden yellow center of the flower glows from within. The edges of the petals are wavy, which gives the rose grace and unique charm.

Rose 'Westerland'. Having this outstanding variety in your garden is a great success! Photo by the author

A lushly blooming rose, bred in 1977, with large, densely double (each flower has up to 100 petals and a tiled structure) bright pink flowers with a silvery bloom, collected in heavy drooping clusters. The leaves are glossy and disease resistant. Spreading bushes with whip-like shoots.

A bright representative of the romantic trend in rose breeding, it is now at the peak of popularity, although it was introduced to the world of gardeners back in 1984. It blooms with caps of small carmine-red cup-shaped flowers with a pale pink center. Not afraid of heat or rain. A beautifully leafy bush up to 1.5 m high resembles a pink cloud.

'Angela' is a bright representative of the romantic trend in rose selection. Photo by the author

Small-flowered varieties

Which roses are the most unpretentious and winter-hardy?

There are significantly fewer types of climbing shrubs with small flowers:

• Snow Goose – has more than twenty roses on one brush. It has dark foliage and almost no thorns. Continuous flowering is distinguished by solemn splendor. No complex care required.
• Rambling Rector is an old variety that grows up to five meters in height. Its pale green foliage is very aesthetically pleasing. On one brush there are four dozen semi-double roses. The creamy tone becomes snow-white after fading. The variety has good disease resistance. The shoots are easy to take cuttings. The bush is frost-resistant.

Fact! Climbing varieties of permanent flowering roses that can safely withstand the cold can be planted even in Siberia.

The most popular among domestic rose growers are two varietal varieties. This:

• Super Excelsa;
• Super Dorothy.

Super Excelsa

This culture has bright double fuchsia flowers. The diameter of one rose is five centimeters. The height of the stem part is about 4 meters. The variety tolerates temperature contrasts without harm.

On a note! Direct exposure to sunlight discolors rich buds, so the variety is recommended for shady areas.

Super Dorothy

This varietal variety is characterized by high frost resistance. Roses are unpretentious. Their flowering time occurs in the last days of May. A three-meter shrub with bright green leaves is distinguished by very beautiful crimson rosettes.

Rose variety Super Dorothy

Large-flowered varieties

A very pronounced aroma is the main distinguishing feature of representatives of this type of constantly blooming climbing roses. The most famous large-flowered varieties:

• Golden Gate - has many four-meter shoots with thorns. The flowers are velvety to the touch and have a yellow tint. One rose is 10 cm in diameter. The flowers have a pronounced aroma of exotic fruits. The disadvantage of this species is its susceptibility to disease.
• Indigoletta is an unusual variety of climbing rose with blue buds. Beautiful roses are sometimes decorated with a lilac tint; they look extravagant against the background of marsh leaves. The three-meter bush must be covered. Tropical roses must be treated regularly - the plant is susceptible to fungal diseases.
• Golden Gate Sympathie - distinguished by luxurious bright red buds, varying in diameter. Wide bush three meters high. The variety is characterized by accelerated growth and good ability to tolerate negative factors. The plant blooms profusely in the first year of life. The rest of the time, the number of buds decreases noticeably.
• Elf - snow-white double roses. The variety is characterized by a pronounced fruity smell. The shrub belongs to the medium-sized type. Ideal for decorative elements. Reacts negatively to rainfall. Resistant to night cold and disease.
• Ilse Krohn Superior - withstands prolonged rainfall, frost and damage by insects. Roses that are large in diameter bloom for a long time. The buds are milky, massive. The length of the stems is shortened. The whip grows a little more than 2 meters. The plant looks lush and very picturesque.
• Casino is a yellow-flowered variety that blooms twice a year. The shrub can reach four meters in height. The shoots have large thorns and shiny dark green foliage. The roses are glass-shaped and lemon yellow in color. The variety is characterized by high resistance to many diseases, rainfall and cold.

On a note! Few specimens are able to withstand low temperatures without harm. Most often, Russian flower growers plant 2 varieties of large-flowered varieties: Santana and Polka.

Santana

Bright red roses are not subject to fading. Large semi-double flowers with a diameter of more than ten centimeters are similar in size to Harlequin. The bush grows up to three meters. The variety is unpretentious. The flowering period is long. Varietal roses begin to bloom in early June.

Roses Santana

Polka

Very large flowers with a diameter of more than 15 cm. Roses have an apricot tint. The shrub is low - about 2 m. It blooms three times in one season. It is resistant to many diseases. The aroma of the buds is very subtle. Before the onset of frost, the bush must be covered.

Winter-hardy varieties of other classes

Of course, the longest-blooming roses are not necessarily representatives of the well-known groups of varieties that we described above. Here are a few more interesting varieties for your attention, which can also surprise you with the duration and beauty of flowering.

This unusual plant belongs to the group of Chinese rose hybrids. The green color of the petals may not be appreciated by everyone, but how original these neat branched bushes (100 cm high and 80 cm wide) look on the site! The flowers are small (5-6 cm) with pale pink spots. Viridiflora roses are also often used as a basis for bouquets.

A variety from the Miniflora group, or Patio. The neat bushes of this miniature semi-climbing rose reach 40 cm in height and bloom with small double flowers of a soft pink color. It grows excellently both in flowerbeds and in containers and has a pleasant aroma.

This variety (registered in 1999) can be recommended as completely problem-free, healthy and highly decorative. The bush grows in a ball up to 50 cm in diameter, the leaves are shiny. Against their background, bright raspberry-red dense inflorescences of small flowers that do not fade in the sun and are not afraid of rain look great. Blooms continuously until late autumn.

'Gartnerfreude' is a highly decorative, unpretentious variety. Photo from 1decor.org

Rose 'Palmengarten Frankfurt' blooms continuously all summer long. Photo by the author

Year of registration - 2003. The rose is distinguished by its exceptionally good health and high decorative value throughout the entire season. Densely double (up to 100 petals) flowers are intensely pink in color, fade a little, but are resistant to rain. Experts advise not to trim too much. Suitable for creating continuously flowering borders both in rose gardens and along paths.

Meillan rose 'Les Quatre Saisons' - the name itself speaks of its continuous flowering. Photo by the author

Introduced to gardeners in 1978. Blooming profusely with pure white flowers in drooping clusters, the rose is considered one of the best among the varieties of Meyyan selection. A low spreading bush with small, beautiful dark green foliage.

Paul's Scarlet

1. Paul's Scarlet is a variety of rambler, that is, a once-blooming climbing rose.
2. New Dawn is a climbing rose of American selection.
3. The Fairy - has good winter hardiness and excellent landscape qualities.
4. Flammentanz - this variety is distinguished by its frost resistance. The flower can be successfully placed under cover, as a result of which it will withstand even very severe frosts.
5. Westerland is a great scrub. Tolerates winter very well.
6. Rosarium Uetersen - is distinguished by lush flowering before the onset of frost.
7. Hansaland variety of wrinkled rose. It tolerates wintering without problems and with virtually no shelter.
8. Rose Angela - has excellent endurance. She is not afraid of either rain or heat. Frost is also not terrible for this flower.
9. Gloria Dei is the world's most famous cold-resistant hybrid tea variety.
10. Pierre de Ronsard, also known as Eden Rose, is a spectacular climber. Has good winter hardiness.

Planting and care

Continuous flowering roses are best planted in southern areas. A large amount of sunlight will ensure accelerated development of young shoots. Next season's blooms will be more luxuriant.

Note! Low-lying planting often causes the death of a plant.

Such crops need to be planted no less than ½ meter from decorative plantings. The best time to plant climbing roses is in the spring. Autumn planting eliminates the possibility of plant adaptation.

Step-by-step landing algorithm:

1. Dig a hole measuring 50x50 cm.
2. Fill the hole halfway with water.
3. Plant a seedling.
4. Fill the planting hole to the top with soil.
5. Compact the earth.

To improve the quality of flowering, it is recommended to shorten the above-ground part by 15 cm. Autumn planting is carried out no later than September. The roses will take root, but will not have time to enter the growing stage.

Caring for constantly blooming roses includes:

• fertilization;
• frequent watering;
• timely pruning.

Pruning is done to create the desired bush shape. Watering frequency is once every week. It is necessary to fertilize roses with a mineral complex and organic matter.

Note! When planting, it is necessary to create a slight slope towards the trellis. Water flowing down the roof should not accumulate in the roots of the plant.

Trellis sample

How to prune climbing roses

Timely pruning has a positive effect on the intensity of crop growth. The shrub can be given any design look. Proper care is a prerequisite for the lush growth of new shoots.

All varieties of continuous flowering roses need to be covered for the winter. When the spring frosts have passed, the bushes are opened and the wilted or frozen part of the plant is cut off. The most elongated seedlings should be spread on the ground to study replacement shoots. You can attach it to a trellis when the stems grow up to 70 cm.

A number of new shoots replace the two-year-old ones. Two branches of the first season and four branches two years old are cut off. Wave-flowering varieties are pruned in this way every five years.

Important! When pruning, you should remove vegetative shoots - flowering focuses on last year's shoots. After this, the bush will not be thickened.

Cutting propagation

To increase the likelihood of successful propagation, green cuttings should be used. In this case, they will take root. It is necessary to prepare summer or winter sprouts. It is better to start this procedure in June.

The material is prepared from a fresh twig. There should be internodes on the cuttings. The cut is made from below, along an oblique line. The cleaned workpiece is placed in the prepared soil. The earth is mixed with ordinary sand. Planting is done inside a centimeter-long depression. The seedling is watered with Heteroauxin solution. The last stage is creating shading.

Additional Information. Watering the cuttings is carried out every 8 days. You can additionally add drugs to accelerate growth.

Care before the start of winter

Despite the cold resistance of many varieties, long-blooming climbing roses should be covered before night temperatures drop. If you do not lay a layer that allows air circulation, the root system will die due to damping off.

Preparation of continuously blooming roses should begin before September. Watering, loosening the soil, and applying fertilizers stop. When night temperatures reach -4 °C, the bushes begin to cover.

Shelter for roses

Note! Premature placement of flowers under cover causes plants to become wet from excessive heat.

Stages of preparation for shelter:

1. Clear the plant of flowers and foliage.
2. Remove damaged parts.
3. Secure the tied lashes with a special device.
4. Create a shelter from boards.

By adhering to agricultural techniques for caring for a climbing rose that blooms all summer, you can grow a truly gorgeous bush. A careful approach to choosing a variety and a thoughtful combination of shades with other plants will give your garden design a unique flavor.

Shrub roses

An area with bush roses always looks unusual, cute and cozy. After all, there are not many ornamental plants that are distinguished by the variety of their colors, the shape of their inflorescences, long-term flowering and excellent aroma. Therefore, this variety of roses is ideal for gardening and landscape design. By growing species with different flowering periods and different colors, you can form original compositions from shrub roses. In addition, single spreading bushes planted in the center of the nursery also look great.

Specimens of this category are branched shrubs, reaching two or more meters in height and having semi-double or double flowers. Such varieties are similar to cultivated rose hips, but with regard to the color palette, size and degree of doubleness of the inflorescences, in this they are significantly superior to it. The same can be said about the duration of flowering. Some varieties of these roses bloom once during the season, others delight with their appearing flowers repeatedly during the summer period.

Shrub roses are distinguished by dense and, one might say, continuous flowering until frost, resistance to fungal diseases, high humidity and low temperatures. They grow too quickly and have strength and endurance, and they are also almost picky. Therefore, they are planted for their winter hardiness in gardens located in regions with harsh climatic conditions.