Climbing Roses


Lady in Red™ Pretty In Pink Eden® New Dawn


New Dawn CLIMBER ♨ w


This lovely rose is one of the best repeat-blooming, large-flowered climbing roses. Its large sprays of pearl pink, fragrant blossoms are produced with abandon beginning in late spring followed by respectable repeat bloom throughout the summer. Glossy, dark green foliage lines the arching canes. One of the easiest roses to train on an upright structure. It will even tolerate a north-facing wall. May be pruned as a hedge or shrub if desired and has a high degree of disease resistance. Blooms on old and new wood. Grown own root.


Height: 10-20' Petals: 35-40 Flower Size: 3" Fragrance: Moderate, sweet rose Hybridizer: Dreer, 1930


19.95 ea. 2 for 18.25 ea. 4 for 16.50 ea. Item #25553


Lady in Red™ CLIMBER


(Plant Patent #30055, Var: WEKvaldaom) Exquisite, deep red, English style blossoms cover this spirited climber from the top to the bottom. The refined nature of this plant allows it to grow effortlessly on a fence or trellis and it works well as a screen or backdrop in the perennial garden. Be sure to plant this rose in a prominent location so the ravishing red blooms can be admired from all directions.


Height: 8-10' Petals: 35-50 Flower Size: 3½-4½" Fragrance: Light, tea Hybridizer: Bédard, 2018


23.95 ea. 2 for 21.75 ea. 4 for 19.50 ea. Item #25513


Prety In Pink Eden® CLIMBER


(Plant Patent #20953, Var: Margaret Mae) This resilient climber holds many of the wonderful qualities of Eden, with some definite improvements. The petal count has been increased and the fragrance intensified, while the disease resistance and vigor has been maintained. The deep pink color is also a change from the original Eden and adds to the unique qualities of this repeat bloomer. Zone 5 hardy. Grown own root.


Height: 10-12' Petals: 70-80 Flower Size: 3-3½" Fragrance: Moderate, floral vintage rose Hybridizer: Tomerlin, 2015


24.95 ea. 2 for 22.75 ea. 4 for 20.50 ea. Item #25579


Joseph’s Coat Pearly Gates™


Pearly Gates™ CLIMBER


(Var. WEKmeyer) With pastel pink flowers coming on in clusters of large, fully double blooms, this sport of America is a welcome addition to this class. With the strong clove spice and old rose scent, you’ll think you are in heaven when you sniff the flowers. Blooms on new and old wood and will bloom the first season. One that is sturdy enough for cutting.


Height: 8-12' Petals: 26-40 Flower Size: 4-5" Fragrance: Strong, spice Hybridizer: Meyer, 1999


19.95 ea. 2 for 18.25 ea. 4 for 16.50 ea. Item #25570


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Joseph’s Coat CLIMBER ♨


Among the most popular climbing roses, Joseph’s Coat presents a continuous kaleidoscope of colorful blooms throughout the season. Apple green, glossy foliage softens the bold statement made by the clusters of large, showy flowers in blends of yellow, red, orange, and carmine. Though not hardy or very fragrant, the vigorous habit and remarkable show of color more than compensate. Beware – this rose is well armed with thorns. Prune lightly until established, about 2 years. Blooms on old and new wood.


Height: 10-12' Petals: 23-28 Flower Size: 4" Fragrance: Light, tea Hybridizer: Swim & Armstrong, 1964


21.95 ea. 2 for 19.95 ea. 4 for 17.95 ea. Item #25503


Kiss Me Kate™


Kiss Me Kate™ CLIMBER


(PPAF, Var: KORnagelio) Though a climber of shorter stature, Kordes has placed this exquisitely scented rose in their Arborose®


collection. Blush


pink, cupped and quartered blooms emit a complex fragrance of lemon peel and fresh green apple with underlying notes of myrrh. Bred with the resistance Kordes is known for, the dark green foliage is almost completely impervious to mildew and black spot. Decorated with multiple awards in international rose trials. Zone 5 hardy. Grown own root.


Height: 6-7' Petals: 40-60 Flower Size: 3-4" Fragrance: Strong, citrus and fruit Hybridizer: Kordes, 2016


21.95 ea. 2 for 19.95 ea. 4 for 17.95 ea. Item #25506


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