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Introduction

Climber Height from Text Border for the 3 height sectors on a house wall or high wall

Blue = 0-36 inches (0-90 cms) for the Base Plants

Green=36-120 inches (90-300 cms)
for the
Prime Site Plants

Red = 120+ inches (300+ cms) for the Higher Reaches Plants

CLIMBER INDEX -

Climbers for House Wall and other supports like garden walls, pergolas, tripods, shrubs, trees:-
Ramblers and Scramblers.

Wall Shrubs.

Base of Wall
Plants.

Climbers for all support areas except House Walls:-
Self-Clinging Climbers.

Twiners.

Annuals.

Tender Plants.

Further details of each are available in:-
Climber Ramblers and Scramblers Index.

Climber Wall Shrub Index 1, 2.

Climber Annuals Index.

Climber Base of Wall Plants Index.

Climber Self-Clinging Index.

Climber Tender Plants Index.

Climber Twiners Index.

Climber detailed in Camera Photo Galleries Index

Rose Index of Rose Plant, Rose RHS and Rose Other Galleries

Climber Soil Moisture from Text Background

Wet Soil

Moist Soil

Dry Soil

Flowering months range abreviates month to its first 3 letters (Apr-Jun is April, May and June).
Click on thumbnail to change page to the Climber Description Page of the Climber named in the Text box below that photo.
The Comments Row of that Climber Description Page details where that climber is available from.

See in the table in the middle of this page for further details about
The Base,
The Prime Site and
The Higher Reaches - the 3 planting sectors on a house wall or high wall.
 

Climber Name

of plant from 3 Sector Vertical Plant System in flower in this colour in this month

Flower Colour

Flower Thumbnail

Flowering Months

Height x Width in inches (cms) -
1 inch = 2.5 cms,
12 inches = 1 foot,
36 inches = 3 feet = 1 yard,
40 inches = 100 cms

Climber Type and
Foliage Thumbnail

Comments
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Rosa banksia 'Lutea'

Fully double, yellow

May

240 x 120 (600 x 300)

Rambler

Climbing Species

Use on tall walls with an aspect warm enough to protect from frost

Suitable for growing:
as a Climber or Pillar rose.
in a warm climate such as South Europe, around the Mediterranean and parts of the Middle East.
as a Thornless Rose .
FRAGRANT Rose .
Rose Bloom Shape: Flat .
Petal Count: Double 16-25 Petals .
as a Wall Rose

Rosa 'Mermaid' a Hybrid Bracteata

Single,
Light Yellow, 4 inch (10 cm) wide flowers

Jun-Oct
Fragrant

360 x 240 (900 x 600)

Scrambler

Climbing Species

Best on a warm wall where it can be left alone; it needs little pruning except to gently cut back green growth to stimulate fresh branching. Stems armed with evilly-hooked thorns and carrying leaves that are almost evergreen.

Suitable for growing:
as a Climber or Pillar rose .
as a rose for poorer soils.
on a north facing wall.
in shady
locations.
in a warm climate such as South Europe, around the Mediterranean and parts of the Middle East.
FRAGRANT Rose .
Rose Bloom Shape: Flat.
Petal Count: Single 1-7 Petals .
into trees.
as Hedging Rose

Rosa filipes 'Kiftsgate'

Single, Creamy-White

Jul
Fragrant

360 x 240 (900 x 600)

Rambler

Climbing Species

Only for places where space can be allowed for its rampant nature - can grow 360 inches (900 cm) into trees or over tall walls

Suitable for growing:
as a Climber or Pillar rose .
as Procumbent or wide-growing Ground-cover .
into trees .
as a rose for poorer soils.
for ornamental hips.
on a north facing wall.
in shady locations.
in a warm climate such as South Europe, around the Mediterranean and parts of the Middle East.
grow adjacent to water.
FRAGRANT Rose .
Rose Bloom Shape: Flat .
Petal Count: Single 1-7 Petals

Rosa moschata

Creamy-white followed by orange-red hips

May-Nov

144 x
(360 x)

Rambler

Climbing Species

The musk rose is a strong, loose-limbed plant with curved, grappling thorns and dark, polished leaves of 5-7 leaflets. Open clusters of flowers (2 inches (5 cm) wide, are produced with their musk scent. Red hips follow. Deciduous.

Rosa mulliganii

Single, White with yellow stamens, 2.5 inches (6cm) wide flowers. These are produced in huge trusses of anything up to 150, followed by small orange-red hips in autumn.

Jun-Aug

180 x 120 (450 x 300)

Fine, glossy, almost evergreen foliage, with leaves of 7 leaflets.

Rambler

Climbing Species

Suitable for growing:
as a Climber or Pillar rose.
as Procumbent or wide-growing Ground-cover .
into trees .
as a rose for poorer soils.
for ornamental hips.
on a north facing wall.
in shady locations.
in a warm climate such as South Europe, around the Mediterranean and parts of the Middle East .
grow adjacent to water .
FRAGRANT Rose .
Rose Bloom Shape: Flat .
Petal Count: Single 1-7 Petals
Deciduous

Rosa multiflora (Rosa polyantha)

White, sometimes tinged with pink followed by red hips

Jun

120-200 x
(300-500 x )

Stout stems with recurved petals.

Scrambler

Climbing Species

Excellent fodder for goats. Invasive species in eastern North America and may be classified as a noxious weed requiring full removal of above ground rose and all its root structure.

Rosa 'Alister Stella Gray'

Very double, Yolk-yellow

Jul-Oct
Tea fragrance

180 x
(450 x )

Rambler

Climbing Hybrids

Repeat flowering. Can be grown as a climber or as a large arching shrub.

Rosa 'Aloha'

Fully Double, Rose-Pink

May-Oct
Perfumed

120 x 72 (300 x 180)

Rambler

Climbing Hybrids

Repeat Flowering.
Suitable for growing:
as a Climber or Pillar rose.
for flower cutting to put in vases .
as a rose for poorer soils .
FRAGRANT Rose .
Rose Bloom Shape: High Centered or Hybrid Tea Rose .
Petal Count: Double 16-25 Petals .
as an Exhibition / Speciman variety .
as a Pergola Rose

Rosa 'Blairii Number Two'

Deeply cupped, full-petalled Pink

Once flowering, fragrant in Jun-Jul

144 x 96
(360 x 240)

Rambler

Climbing Hybrids

Choose a light airy spot to help combat mildew tendency

Rosa 'Casino'
(Rosa 'Gerbe d'Or')

Globular,
Mid-Yellow, fully double

Jun-Jul and
Sep-Oct fragrant

120 x 96
(300 x 240) Rather scanty glossy foliage

Rambler

Climbing Hybrids

One of the best yellow pillar roses or small climbers. Good for cut flowers

Rosa 'Cecile Brunner'
(Rosa 'Buttonhole Rose',
Rosa 'Fiteni's Rose',
Rosa 'Mignon, Climbing',
Rosa 'True Friend')

Light Pink

May-Oct Slightly fragrant. Blooms in flushes through-out the season

360 x 240 (900 x 600)
Dark Green leaves

Rambler

Climbing Hybrids

The Sweetheart Rose.
Suitable for growing:
as a Climber or Pillar rose
into trees
on a north facing wall
in a warm climate such as South Europe, around the Mediterranean and parts of the Middle East
as a rose for poorer soils
in shady locations
NOT FRAGRANT Rose
Rose Bloom Shape: High Centered or Hybrid Tea Rose
Petal Count: Double 16-25 Petals
for flower cutting to put in vases

Rosa 'Chaplin's Pink Climber'

Semi-double, Rich Pink

Jun-Aug Scented

120 x 96
(300 x 240)

Rambler

Climbing Hybrids

Vigorous plentiful growth and foliage. Suitable for walls, fences, arches and pergolas

Rosa 'Climbing Ena Harkness'

Rich velvety Crimson

Jun-Aug Highly scented

180 x 96
(450 x 240) Plentiful, matt, dark green

Rambler

Climbing Hybrids

Suitable for growing:
as a Climber or Pillar rose
for flower cutting to put in vases
as a rose for poorer soils
on a north facing wall
in shady locations
in a warm climate such as South Europe, around the Mediterranean and parts of the Middle East
FRAGRANT Rose
Rose Bloom Shape: High Centered or Hybrid Tea Rose
Petal Count: Full 26-40 Petals
as an Arch Rose
as a Pergola Rose
as a Wall Rose

Rosa 'Climbing Iceberg'

Pure White

Jun-Aug
Slightly fragrant

216 a 120
(540 x 300)

Rambler

Climbing Hybrids

Suitable for growing:
as a Climber or Pillar rose
into trees
as a rose for poorer soils
on a north facing wall
in shady locations
in a warm climate such as South Europe, around the Mediterranean and parts of the Middle East
as a Thornless Rose
NOT FRAGRANT Rose
Rose Bloom Shape: Cupped or Quartered Bloom or Cupped-to-Flat
Petal Count: Semi-double 8-15 Petals
Petal Count: Double 16-25 Petals

Rosa Climbing Mrs Sam McGredy'

Fiery Copper-Orange

Jun-Aug
Repeat flowering.
Moderate fragrance

240 x 180 (600 x 450)

Coppery-red foliage

Rambler

Climbing Hybrids

Suitable for growing:
as a Climber or Pillar rose
into trees
for flower cutting to put in vases
as a rose for poorer soils
on a north facing wall
in shady locations
in a warm climate such as South Europe, around the Mediterranean and parts of the Middle East
FRAGRANT Rose
Rose Bloom Shape: High Centered or Hybrid Tea Rose
Petal Count: Double 16-25 Petals

Rosa 'Compassion'

Apricot and copper with yellow highlights

Jun-Aug

120 x 72 (300 x 180)

Rambler

Climbing Hybrids

Suitable for growing:
as a Climber or Pillar rose
for flower cutting to put in vases
as a rose for poorer soils
in a warm climate such as South Europe, around the Mediterranean and parts of the Middle East
FRAGRANT Rose
Rose Bloom Shape: High Centered or Hybrid Tea Rose
Petal Count: Full 26-40 Petals

Rosa 'Constance Spry'

Deeply cupped, luminous mid pink blooms have a wonderfully strong myrrh fragrance.

no photo

It flowers once in June

108 x 72-120
(270 x 180-300)

Rambler

Climbing Hybrids

Ideal for:-
Wall, Fence,
Large Arch,
Cut flower
front of house

Rosa 'Danse de Feu'
(Rosa 'Spectacular')

Bright brick-red free-flowering rose with shapely buds opening flat and fully double

It flowers throughout Jun-Sep

144 x 96
(360 x 240)

Plant 72 (180) apart

Rambler

Climbing Hybrids

Suitable for growing:
as a Climber or Pillar rose
on a north facing wall
in shady locations
in a warm climate such as South Europe, around the Mediterranean and parts of the Middle East
NOT FRAGRANT Rose
Rose Bloom Shape: Cupped or Quartered Bloom or Cupped-to-Flat or High-Centered-To-Cupped
Rose Bloom Shape: Flat
Petal Count: Full 26-40 Petals

Rosa 'Gloire de Dijon'

Large, perfumed blooms, full, opening flat and quartered, of buff-apricot to orange, often giving a second flush in the autumn.

Jun-Sep

144 x 96
(360 x 240)

Rambler

Climbing Hybrids

Suitable for growing:
as a potted plant
as a Speciman variety
in a warm climate such as South Europe, around the Mediterranean and parts of the Middle East
FRAGRANT Rose
Rose Bloom Shape: Cupped or Quartered Bloom or Cupped-to-Flat or High-Centered-To-Cupped
Petal Count: Very Full 40+ Petals

Rosa 'Golden Showers'

Large loosely formed, rather raggedly formed blooms, of deep golden-yellow fading quickly to cream.

Jun-Oct

120 x 72 (300 x 180)

Rambler

Climbing Hybrids

Suitable for growing:
as a Climber or Pillar rose
into trees
as a rose for poorer soils
on a north facing wall
in shady locations
in a warm climate such as South Europe, around the Mediterranean and parts of the Middle East
as a Thornless Rose
FRAGRANT Rose
Rose Bloom Shape: Globular
Petal Count: Full 26-40 Petals
as an Exhibition / Speciman variety

Rosa 'Handel'

Large, semi-double blooms, cupped until fully open, silver-white with pink to red markings specially on the petal edges. These markings intensify with age.

Jun-Oct

144 x 96
(360 x 240)

Rambler

Climbing Hybrids

Suitable for growing:
as a Climber or Pillar rose
as a rose for poorer soils
in a warm climate such as South Europe, around the Mediterranean and parts of the Middle East
as a Thornless Rose
NOT FRAGRANT Rose
Rose Bloom Shape: Cupped or Quartered Bloom
Petal Count: Semi-double 8-15 Petals
Petal Count: Double 16-25 Petals
for flower cutting to put in vases

Rosa 'Joseph's Coat'

Clusters of urn-shaped or cupped, orange-pink to red-flushed, double yellow flowers

no photo

May-Oct

120 x 48
(300 x 120)

Rambler

Climbing Hybrids

Ideal for:
Cut flower,
Walls,
Trellis,
Fence.

Underplanting Roses with Low-Growing Spring Bulbs and other Companion Plants for Roses Guides

Rosa 'Mme Gregoire Staechelin'
(Rosa 'Spanish Beauty')

Large pale pink blooms have a deeper pink reverse and are heavily veined at the edges. Early flowering and very free-blooming.

Jun-Aug

180 x 120 (450 x 300)

Rambler

Climbing Hybrids

Suitable for growing:
as a Climber or Pillar rose
as a rose for poorer soils
for ornamental hips
on a north facing wall
in shady locations
FRAGRANT Rose
Petal Count: Semi-double 8-15 Petals

Rosa 'Maigold'
(Rosa pimpinellifolia 'Maigold')

Fragrant semi-double blooms, rich golden-yellow flushed orange.

Once blooming in Apr-May

144 x 96
(360 x 240)

Rambler

Climbing Hybrids

Suitable for growing:
as a Climber or Pillar rose
into trees
as a rose for poorer soils
on a north facing wall
in shady locations
FRAGRANT Rose
Rose Bloom Shape: High Centered or Hybrid Tea Rose
Petal Count: Semi-double 8-15 Petals
Petal Count: Double 16-25 Petals

Rosa 'Meg'

The large, single flowers with russet-red stamens are buff-yellow flushed apricot and scented.

no photo

Repeat-flowering in Jun-Jul and then Sep-Oct

96 x 48
(240 x 120)

Rambler

Climbing Hybrids

Ideal for:
Cut Flower,
Wall,
Fence

Rosa 'Mermaid'

Very large single canary-yellow flowers, slightly scented, with showy red stamens are borne in clusters continuously produced after midsummer

no photo

Repeat flowering in
Jul-Sep

180-300 x 180-240
(450-750 x 450-600)

Rambler

Climbing Hybrids

Ideal for:
Walls,
Arbors,
Pergola

Rosa 'Morning Jewel'

Large, semi-double blooms, fragrant, rich pink.

Repeat flowering in Jun-Aug

120 x 96 (300 x 240)

Rambler

Climbing Hybrids

Suitable for growing:
as a Climber or Pillar rose
as a rose for poorer soils
FRAGRANT Rose
Rose Bloom Shape: Cupped or Quartered Bloom or Cupped-to-Flat or High-Centered-To-Cupped
Petal Count: Semi-double 8-15 Petals
as a Wall Rose
in shady location

Rosa 'New Dawn'

Slightly tubby buds open to semi-double blooms of soft blush-pink.

Contin-uous flowering in Jun-Oct

120 x 96 (300 x 240)

Rambler

Climbing Hybrids

Suitable for growing:
into trees
as a rose for poorer soils
on a north facing wall
in shady locations
FRAGRANT Rose
Rose Bloom Shape: Globular
Petal Count: Semi-double 8-15 Petals

Rosa 'Noisette Carnee'
(French for Flesh-coloured Noisette)

Clusters of rosy red buds which open to pale pink semi double blooms. Richly scented

no photo

The flowers appear contin-uously through-out the season, that can span the entire year in warmer regions.

60-96 x 60
(150-250 x 150)

Rambler

Climbing Hybrids

Ideal for:
In dense hedges,
trellis on wall,
Obelisk Trellis

Rosa 'Parkdirektor Riggers'

Repeat-flowering, bearing large clusters of blood-red flowers with a mild fragrance.

no photo

Jun-Sep

120 x 72
(300 x 180)

Rambler

Climbing Hybrids

Excellent climber for a north-facing wall. Grow it at the back of a mixed, herbaceous border up a trellis against a wall, or grow up an arbour or other similar support.

Rosa 'Paul's Lemon Pillar'

Massive blooms of creamy-white suffused with lemon. Very fragrant

Jun-Aug

180 x 120 (450 x 300)

Rambler

Climbing Hybrids

Suitable for growing:
as a Climber or Pillar rose
into trees
for flower cutting to put in vases
as a rose for poorer soils
on a north facing wall
in shady locations
in a warm climate such as South Europe, around the Mediterranean and parts of the Middle East
FRAGRANT Rose
Rose Bloom Shape: High Centered or Hybrid Tea Rose
Petal Count: Full 26-40 Petals

Rosa 'Paul's Scarlet Climber'

Double, bright Scarlet flowers in small spaced clusters.

Jun-Aug

120 x 96 (300 x 240)

Rambler

Climbing Hybrids

Suitable for growing:
as a Climber or Pillar rose
into trees
as a rose for poorer soils
on a north facing wall
in shady locations
in a warm climate such as South Europe, around the Mediterranean and parts of the Middle East
NOT FRAGRANT Rose
Rose Bloom Shape: Cupped or Quartered Bloom
Petal Count: Semi-double 8-15 Petals
Petal Count: Double 16-25 Petals

Rosa 'Pink Perpetue'

Masses of double, deep pink, rather cupped, semi-double flowers

Contin-uous flowering in Jun-Aug

144 x 96 (360 x 240)

Rambler

Climbing Hybrids

Suitable for growing:
as a Climber or Pillar rose
into trees
as a rose for poorer soils
on a north facing wall
in shady locations
in a warm climate such as South Europe, around the Mediterranean and parts of the Middle East
FRAGRANT Rose
Rose Bloom Shape: High Centered or Hybrid Tea Rose
Rose Bloom Shape: Cupped or Quartered Bloom
Petal Count: Semi-double 8-15 Petals

Rosa 'Scharlachglut'
(Rosa 'Scarlet Fire')

Clusters of large, bright-red, fragrant flowers with yellow stamens, followed by orange-red hips in autumn

no photo

Jun-Jul

160 x 100
(400 x 250)

Rambler

Climbing Hybrids

It is a vigorous Climbing Shrub rose with lax, arching branches and large, matt leaves.
Ideal for:
Walls,
Trellises

Rosa 'Schoolgirl'

Rich, coppery-orange flowers Hybrid Tea-shaped in bud, opening loosely flat and semi-double.

Contin-uous flowering in Jun-Aug

120 x 96 (300 x 240)

Rambler

Climbing Hybrids

Suitable for growing:
as a Climber or Pillar rose
into trees
in a warm climate such as South Europe, around the Mediterranean and parts of the Middle East
FRAGRANT Rose
Rose Bloom Shape: Flat
Petal Count: Semi-double 8-15 Petals

Rosa 'Swan Lake'

White suffused pale powder pink. Fully double, shapely and very free flowering.

no photo

Repeat flowering in Jun-Oct

96 x 72
(240 x 180)

Rambler

Climbing Hybrids

Good pillar rose and cut flowers.
Pruned in summer, just after flowering. For the first two years remove only dead or diseased wood. In the third year and following that, cut back sideshoots to three or four buds.

Rosa 'Adelaide d'Orleans'

Powder-Pink to White

Once blooming in Jun-Aug

180 x 120 (450 x 300)

Rambler

Rambler Hybrids

Suitable for growing:
as a Climber or Pillar rose
as Hedging
into trees
as an Exhibition / Speciman variety
as a rose for poorer soils
on a north facing wall
in shady locations
FRAGRANT Rose
Rose Bloom Shape: Globular
Petal Count: Very Full 40+ Petals

Rosa 'Alberic Barbier'

Semi-double, creamy-white flushed lemon-yellow

Jun-Jul

180 x 120 (450 x 300)

Rambler

Rambler Hybrids

Suitable for growing:
into trees
as a rose at a woodland site
as a rose for poorer soils
on a north facing wall
in shady locations
in a warm climate such as South Europe, around the Mediterranean and parts of the Middle East
FRAGRANT Rose
Rose Bloom Shape: Cupped or Quartered Bloom
Rose Bloom Shape: Globular
Petal Count: Semi-double 8-15 Petals
Petal Count: Double 16-25 Petals
as a Potted plant
as Procumbent or wide-growing Ground-cover

Rosa 'Albertine'

Lobster Pink paling to blush-pink

Very flori-ferous in Jun-Aug. Prone to mildew after flowering.

180 x 120 (450 x 300)

Rambler

Rambler Hybrids

Suitable for growing:
into trees
as a rose for poorer soils
in a warm climate such as South Europe, around the Mediterranean and parts of the Middle East
FRAGRANT Rose
Rose Bloom Shape: Cupped or Quartered Bloom
Petal Count: Full 26-40 Petals
as a Potted plant
as a Wall Rose
in Covering Banks

Rosa 'American Pillar'

Single flowers, at first reddish-pink, paling to deep pink with off-white centres, usually in large trusses

Jun-Aug. Its hips are soon eaten by the birds

180 x 120 (450 x 300)

Rambler

Rambler Hybrids

Suitable for growing:
into trees
as a rose for poorer soils
for ornamental hips
in shady locations
NOT FRAGRANT Rose
Rose Bloom Shape: Flat
Petal Count: Single 1-7 Petals
as an Arch Rose
as a Pergola Rose
as a Wall Rose
in Covering Banks

Rosa 'Bobbie James'

A giant rambler, producing exceptionally large, heavy heads of strongly fragrant, creamy-white flowers.

no photo

Once flowering in Jun-Jul

360 x 240
(900 x 600)

Rambler

Rambler Hybrids

Produces small, oval-shaped, orange-red hips.
Grow into trees, hedges and other large structures where it also attracts bees. Suitable for north wall, part shade and tolerant of poorer soils

Rosa 'Crimson Shower'

Double Crimson that cover the arching stems of this rambler

no photo

Jul-Sep

60-100 x 100-160
(150-250 x 250-400)

Rambler

Rambler Hybrids

Train on trees, fences or pergolas or north-facing wall being tolerant of shade. It can be grown as a ground cover across a difficult patch of ground if left without support. Supported on wires, a row of Rambling Roses will make an informal flowering hedge with considerable appeal. Space the bushes 1.5 – 2 metres apart.

Prune and train after flowering has finished, as they flower on wood from the previous year. Cut back all the stems that had flowers to an unflowered shoot, while leaving growth from the current season intact. Horizontal stems will produce more blooms than vertical ones.

Rosa 'Dr van Fleet' - bred in 1910

Very fragrant, fully double Pale Pink

no photo

Flowering once in
Jun-Jul

180 x 120
(450 x 300)

Rambler

Rambler Hybrids

The large orange hips attracts birds. Suitable for north-facing wall and tolerant of shade as well as poorer soil

Rosa 'Easlea's Golden Rambler' - bred in 1927

Rich, vibrant yellow which fades to a creamy yellow

no photo

Jun-Aug

240 x 180
(600 x 450)

Rambler

Rambler Hybrids

Grow over an arch or pergola, against a wall or pillar.

Rosa 'Felicite Perpetue'
(Rosa 'Felicite et Perpetue',
Rosa 'Lilly Ito',
Rosa 'Seven Sisters')

Light Pink which ages to White flowers

Once blooming in Spring or Summer -
May-Mid-Jul

240 x 120 (610 x 365)

Rambler

Rambler Hybrids

Suitable for growing:
as a Climber or Pillar rose
into trees
on a north facing wall
in a warm climate such as South Europe, around the Mediterranean and parts of the Middle East
as a rose for poorer soils
in shady locations
FRAGRANT Rose
Rose Bloom Shape: Pompon
Petal Count: Double 16-25 Petals
Petal Count: Full 26-40 Petals
as a Potted plant
 

Susceptible to Mildew.

Rosa 'Francoise Juranville'

A tangle of petals create an unusual individual clear pink pink with deeper shadings bloom.

Once blooming in Jun-Aug

180 x 120 (450 x 300)

Rambler

Rambler Hybrids

Suitable for growing:
as Procumbent or wide-growing Ground-cover
into trees
as a rose for poorer soils
on a north facing wall
in shady locations
in a warm climate such as South Europe, around the Mediterranean and parts of the Middle East
FRAGRANT Rose
Rose Bloom Shape: Cupped or Quartered Bloom
Rose Bloom Shape: Flat
Petal Count: Double 16-25 Petals

Rosa 'Hiawatha'

Single, crimson with white eye and golden anthers produced in clusters

no photo

Jun-Jul on arching, thorny stems

180 x 144
(450 x 360)

Rambler

Rambler Hybrids

Tolerant of shade and poorer soils. Suitable for growing in pots, coastal situations, Walls and trellises.

Rosa 'Minnehaha'
Bred by Walsh in 1905.

Large clusters of double, deep pink flowers fading with age to blush pink and then near white.

no photo

Once flowering in Jun-Jul

180 x 96
(450 x 240)

Rambler

Rambler Hybrids

Suitable for tall fence or wall, large arch, pergola, front of house or into small tree.
Tolerant of poorer soil and shade tolerant - can grow on north-facing wall

Rosa 'Paul's Himalayan Musk'

Blooms are small, double, pinkish-lavender and produced in drooping clusters.

Jun-Aug

240 x 144 (600 x 360)

Rambler

Rambler Hybrids

Suitable for growing:
as a Climber or Pillar rose
into trees
as a rose for poorer soils
on a north facing wall
in shady locations
in a warm climate such as South Europe, around the Mediterranean and parts of the Middle East
grow adjacent to water
FRAGRANT Rose
Rose Bloom Shape: Flat
Petal Count: Double 16-25 Petals

Recommended " planting distance is 80 inches (200 cms) apart" from Roses UK.

Rosa 'Paul Transon'

Double flowers of rich Salmon with coppery overtones

no photo

Jun-Jul and Sep-Nov

120 x 96
(300 x 240)

Rambler

Rambler Hybrids

Shade Tolerant and
Tolerant of Poorer Soils

Rosa 'Phyllis Bide'

Repeat-flowering of sprays of small, apricot-pink flowers, flushed with pale yellow

no photo

Jul-Oct

96-120 x 60-72
(240-300 x 150-180)

72 inch (180 cms) spacing

Rambler

Rambler Hybrids

Use on 120 inch (300 cm) high wall, large arch, round a doorway, over a pergola, in front of the house and for part shade areas.
Use its fragrant cut flowers.

Rosa 'Rambling Rector'

Large clusters of fragrant, semi-double blooms, creamy to begin with, then opening white to display rich yellow stamens.

Jun-Aug

240 x 180 (600 x 450)

Rambler

Rambler Hybrids

Suitable for growing:
into trees
as a rose at a woodland site
as a rose for poorer soils
for ornamental hips
on a north facing wall
in shady locations
in a warm climate such as South Europe, around the Mediterranean and parts of the Middle East
FRAGRANT Rose
Rose Bloom Shape: Flat
Petal Count: Semi-double 8-15 Petals
as a Pergola Rose

Recommended " planting distance is 60 inches (150 cms) apart" from Roses UK.

Rosa 'Sander's White Rambler'
(Rosa 'Sanders White')

Abundant, almost rosette-shaped, pure white blooms in cascading clusters, sometimes singly, with mild fragrance.

Jun-Aug

144 x 96 (360 x 240)

Rambler

Rambler Hybrids

Suitable for growing:
as Procumbent or wide-growing Ground-cover
into trees
as a rose for poorer soils
on a north facing wall
in shady locations
in a warm climate such as South Europe, around the Mediterranean and parts of the Middle East
grow adjacent to water
FRAGRANT Rose
Rose Bloom Shape: Rosette
Petal Count: Semi-double 8-15 Petals

Recommended " planting distance is 60 inches (150 cms) apart" from Roses UK.

Rosa 'The Garland'

Masses of small, semi-double, creamy-white flowers sometimes tinged with pink

no photo

Jun-Jul

180 x 120
(450 x 300)

Rambler

Rambler Hybrids

Very fragrant rose that tolerates poorer soils and shade and climbing on a north-facing wall. Hips are produced after the flowers.

Rosa 'Veilchenblau'
(The Blue Rose)

Lavender-Purple flecked with White. They mature to Bluish-Lilac and fade to Lilac-Grey.

Once blooming in Jun-Aug

180 x 144 (450 x 360)

Rambler

Rambler Hybrids

Suitable for growing:
into trees
as a rose for poorer soils
on a north facing wall
in shady locations
in a warm climate such as South Europe, around the Mediterranean and parts of the Middle East
as a Thornless Rose
FRAGRANT Rose
Rose Bloom Shape: Cupped or Quartered Bloom
Rose Bloom Shape: Flat
Petal Count: Semi-double 8-15 Petals
as a Wall Rose
as a Climber or Pillar rose

Rosa 'Wedding Day'

"Named 'Wedding Day' because it flowered for the first time on 26 June, which was Sir Frederick and Lady Stern's wedding anniversary. " from Help Me Find.

Large, single with prominent yellow stamens, white blooms in large trusses.

Jun-Aug

360 x 180 (900 x 450)

Rambler

Rambler Hybrids

Suitable for growing:
as a Climber or Pillar rose
into trees
as a rose at a woodland site
for ornamental Hips
as a rose for poorer soils
on a north facing wall
in shady locations
in a warm climate such as South Europe, around the Mediterranean and parts of the Middle East
grow adjacent to water
as a Thornless Rose
FRAGRANT Rose
Rose Bloom Shape: Flat
Petal Count: Single 1-7 Petals

Comparison pages to look for other Roses:-

Ivydene Gardens Climber Plant Gallery:
Climber Plant Index - Ramblers and Scramblers Climber Index Page 1

3 Sector Vertical Plant System from Infill3 Gallery

Ramblers Scramblers & Twiners by Michael Jefferson-Brown (ISBN 0 - 7153 - 0942 - 0) describes how to choose, plant and nurture over 500 high-performance climbing plants and wall shrubs, so that more can be made of your garden if you think not just laterally on the ground but use the vertical support structures including the house as well.

Warning - Just as it is a mistake to try to keep a tiger in a dog's kennel, it can be a disaster to plant a rampant grower in a site that it will very quickly outgrow. Strong climbers, especially self-supporting ones (Ivy, Ampelopsis, Parthenocissus and Vitis), can quickly get to the eaves, where they may sabotage gutters, and if allowed to get onto the roof, distort or even dislodge tiling. Climbing roses must be supported by humans tying them to structures since the roses cannot do it themselves (keep the top of the structures 3 feet below the eaves so that annual pruning can reduce the risk of the odd stem reaching the guttering!!).

There are 3 sectors on a house wall or high wall:-

• 0-36 inches (0-90 cms) in height - The Base. This gives the most sheltered conditions in the garden, with soil and air temperatures above those of the surrounding area. This area will suffer less buffeting from wind. Soil care will be ensuring a high humus content - to enrich the nutrient value and help to create reservoirs of moisture. Light intensity will depend on the aspect of the wall (North-facing will get very little sunlight) with the surrounding buildings and plants, including trees.
  The following pages in InFill3 gallery cover
  The Base:
  • 1a Base of Wall Plants
  • 1b Annuals
  • 1c Herbs and Vegetables
  • 1d Cut Flowers, Cut Foliage
  • 1e Scented Flower or Foliage
  • 1f Foliage Use only.
• 36-120 inches (90-300 cms) in height - The Prime Site. As the plant moves upwards to about 6 feet, conditions change: plants still benefit from the reflected heat and stored heat of walls warmed by the sun but have more light and air. Many climbers will have established a trunk below and now begin to spread themselves. This middle section is visually important, because it is at eye level and just below that that we should display those items to which we want to draw most attention. Most of the shrubs that are suitable for growing against walls are between 3 and 10 feet in height.
  The following pages in Infill3 gallery cover
  The Prime Site:
  • 2a Wall Shrubs 1, 2, 3, 4
  • 2b Fruit Trees
  • Plants for Wildlife-use as well
  • Raised Bed for Wheelchair Users
• Above 120 inches (300+ cms) in height - The Higher Reaches. This is only likely to occur on house walls and other tall buildings with climbers and trained trees/shrubs covering all the way up to 36 inches from the guttering at roof level ( to prevent ingress to the internal roof space or blockage of the guttering).
  The following pages in Infill3 gallery cover
  The Higher Reaches:
  • 3a House-Wall Ramblers
  • 3b Non-House-Wall Climbing Twiners 1, 2
  • 3c Non-House-Wall Self-Clinging Climbers

The climbers in this gallery have been placed into one of these 3 heights with the Text Box Boundary in:-

• Blue for 0-36 inches (0-90 cms)
• Green for 36-120 inches (90-300 cms)
• Red for above 10 feet.

This Gallery splits the climbers into their following ways of climbing:-

• Ramblers/Scramblers - These climbers lean on other plants or need artificial supports to climb - Roses, Jasmine, Espalier-trained Fruit Tree/Fruit Ramblers. These are suitable for house or building walls where vine-eye and wire or 1 inch square timber trellis support structures can be erected up to 3 feet below the gutter for the climbers to be tied to with natural twine (not plastic or metal wire - stems grow sideways but plastic and metal contrict this, whereas natural twine will eventually rot or be broken by the expanding stem), or they can be trained on chainlink fences, trellis, pergolas or arbours. Herbaceous Clematis has been added since the top growth dies off completely in the Autumn and Non-Climbing Clematis since it will require being tied to a support structure. In theInfill3 Plants Index Gallery, these climbers go into the
  3a House-Wall Ramblers
   
• Self-Clingers: Aerial Roots - A series of roots are produced along the length of its stems. These attach themselves very strongly to the surfaces they find - Ivy (Hedera).
  Self-Clingers: Sucker Pads - Tendrils are produced along the young growing stems, opposite the leaves. The main tendril stem divides into a number of slender filaments, each of which has a scarcely perceivable pad at its tip.Once the tips have established contact, the tiny pad is much expanded and becomes a significant sucker, which fits so strongly to the surface that if the stem is pulled away the suckers are left behind- Virginia Creeper (Parthenocissus quinquefolia).
  Self-Clingers: Twining - Many climbers find support simply by twining their stems around any object they find - Wisteria and Honeysuckle.
  Self-Clingers: Twining Leaf-Stem - Some climbers make do with sensitive leaf stalks which wrap themselves around objects for support - Clematis. Others establish themselves with thorns, hooks, spines and prickles.
  Self-Clingers: Twining Tendrils - A group of climbers climb by producing a series of tendrils. These are touch sensitive and will curl round any small object they come into contact with and thus enable the plant to climb securely on itself or other plants or manmade support structures - Chinese Virginia Creeper (Parthenocissus henryana), Sweet Pea and the Pea Family (Leguminosae).
  All these Self-Clingers are suitable for garden walls, chainlink fences, trellis, pergolas or fedges, but not for House-Walls. In the Infill3 Plants Index Gallery, these climbers go into the
  3b The Higher Reaches - Non-House-Wall Climbing Twiners 1, 2 Page or
  3c The Higher Reaches - Non-House-Wall Self-Clinging Climbers Page.
   

Climber 3 Sector Vertical Plant System Use Pages:-

• Fastest Covering
• Least Protruding Growth when fan-trained
• Evergreen 1, 2
• In Exposed Position
• Produces Ornamental Fruit 1, 2
• Scented Flowers
• Autumn Foliage Colour 1, 2
• Winter Bark
• Winter and Early Spring Flowers
• Edible Fruit
• Needs Conservatory or Greenhouse
• Large Pots and Containers
• Cut Flowers
• Attractive to Bees
• Use as Hedge
• Use as Groundcover
• Has Flowers during:-
  • January
  • February
  • March
  • April
  • May 1, 2
  • June
  • July
  • August
  • September
  • October
  • November
  • December
• Simple Flower Shape:-
  • Stars
  • Bowls, Cups and Saucers
  • Globes, Goblets and Chalices
  • Trumpets and Funnels
  • Salverform
  • Bells, Thimbles and Urns
• Elaborated Flower Shape:-
  • Tubes, Lips and Straps
  • Slippers, Spurs and Lockets
  • Hats, Hoods and Helmets
  • Standards, Wings and Keels
  • Disks and Florets
  • Pin-cushions, Tufts, Petal-less and Cushions
  • Umbels, Buttons and Pompoms

The Gardener's Illustrated Encyclopedia of Climbers & Wall Shrubs - A guide to more than 2000 varities including Roses, Clematis and Fruit Trees by Brian Davis. Published by Penguin Books Ltd. in 1990. ISBN 0-670-82929-3 is providing more climbers to add to the ones from Ramblers Scramblers & Twiners by Michael Jefferson-Brown (ISBN 0 - 7153 - 0942 - 0).

Further details of each are available in Climber Gallery
Climber Ramblers and Scramblers for House Wall and other supports like garden walls, pergolas, tripods, shrubs, trees,
Climber Wall Shrub Index for House Wall and other areas of the garden,
Climber Annuals Index for all support areas except House Walls,
Climber Base of Wall Plants for all support areas except House Walls,
Climber Self-Clinging Index for all support areas except House Walls,
Climber Tender Plants Index for all support areas except House Walls, or
Climber Twiners Index for all support areas except House Walls

Climber Name

Flower Colour

Flower Thumbnail

Flowering Months

Height x Width in inches (cms) -
1 inch = 2.5 cms,
12 inches = 1 foot,
36 inches = 3 feet = 1 yard,
40 inches = 100 cms

Climber Type and
Foliage Thumbnail

Comments

Bougainvillea Roseland
 

White with
Red Floral Bracts

July, August
 

120 x 120 (300 x 300)

Scrambler

Tips on growing Bougainvilleas in the UK from Cleeve Nursery.

Campsis radicans

 

Orange-Red

 

August, September,
October

 

240 x 240 (600 x 600)

Rambler

Pruning Group 12 in late winter. It may take 2 or 3 seasons to estab-lish the main framework; tie in the shoots onto a Trellis or Wire frame support system of a wall or chainlink fence.

Campsis radicans 'Flamenco'
 

Bright Red with
Orange Centre
 

August, September
 

360 x 120 (900 x 300)

Rambler

Good against a non-house wall or up a support as a stand alone specimen. The stems self cling to walls as they produce arial roots that grip to surfaces.

Campsis radicans
'Flava'
 

Yellow
 

Photo Link

August, September
 

360 x 120 (900 x 300)

Rambler

Use on fences, arbors, trellises, walls. Also may be grown along the ground to camouflage rock piles or old tree stumps. Good vine for hot, dry sites.

Campsis x tagliabuana 'Madame Galen'
 

Salmon-Red
 

August, September
 

360 x 120 (900 x 300)

Rambler

 

Support with Trellis or Wire frame onto a garden wall or fence. Can be grown through a tree.

Clematis
Normally the foliage should be in the Sun while the roots are kept cool in the shade and moist.

"All Clematis need a deep rich loam and they like lime. On thin soils, calcareous types included, they are a failure. Heavy clay is excellent if it is broken up and mixed with weathered ashes and leafmould. Dig the soil deeply and add plenty of old, well-rotted cow manure. The best time for planting is September and October, the preparation of the soil being done in the spring. The following March cut them back drastically to a bud within 6 inches (15 cms) of the base. This initial treatment of all types of Clematis encourages strong, healthy growth. Similarly, pinching out the tips of too vigorous shoots encourages them to branch and flower, but it should not be done later than June." from Climbing Plants and Some Wall Shrubs by Douglas Bartrum (Published by The Garden Book Club in 1968).

Plant the top of the rootball about 3" (3 inches = 7.5 cms) below the soil surface to reduce risk of clematis wilt, and water well.

Climbing Cultivation Group:-

• Group 1 Early-flowering clematis. No Pruning - Prune after flowering to shorten stems to allotted space. This encourages new growth to flower in the following winter and early spring. Suitable for South, East or West facing on climbing trellis or wire support with well-drained soil.
• Group 2 Early to Mid-Season, large-flowered Clematis. Light Prune - Remove dead and damaged stems before growth begins in early spring and trim all remaining stems back to where strong buds are visible. These buds provide a framework of second-year shoots which, in turn, produce sideshoots that flower in late spring and early summer. The flowers may then be removed. Young shoots bear more flowers in mid and late summer at their tips. Grow to clothe a wall, arbour, trellis or pergola.
• Group 3 Late Season, large-flowered Clematis. This group includes cultivars that bear large flowers from summer to early autumn, cultivars that bear small flowers from summer to late autumn, and herbaceous midsummer to late autumn-blooming species and cultivars. Hard Prune - Cut back all the previous year's stems to a pair of strong buds, 0.5 feet (0.5 feet = 6 inches = 15 cms) above soil level before growth begins in early spring. Flowers from Summer to early Autumn. Grow to clothe a wall, arbour, trellis or pergola.

The International Clematis Society was formed in 1984 by Raymond Evison. The membership now covers 27 countries, providing the world-wide interest and appeal for this fascinating genus. Members come from many different cultures - from China and Japan, from Poland, Latvia and Estonia, from Germany, Great Britain and Sweden, from Australia, USA and Canada, making the Society truly international.

In December 2015 the following mail-order nurseries sold some of these Clematis:-

• Taylors Clematis ,
• Roseland House Garden & Nursery with their National Collection of Clematis viticella (cvs) ,
• Thorncroft Clematis , in the UK with
• Completely Clematis ,
• Brushwood Nursery is almost organic and produces Guides on Planting and How to grow Clematis in America,
• Clematis Cottage Nursery with 2 books on Clematis and Clematis Diary in Australia and
• Mail-order Nurseries - Clematis in New Zealand.

Clematis x
diversifolia
'Eriostemon'
 

Group 3
 

Purple-Blue

 

June, July,
August,
September

60-84 x 36 (150-210 x 90)

Herbaceous
Climber

 

Very good for growing through more delicate shrubs as it is easy to remove the prunings without damaging the host.

Clematis
integrifolia

Clematis
'Aljonushka'

Group 3

'Alionushka' is an affectionate form of a Russian girl's name.

Pink
 

June, July,
August,
September,
(October)
 

60-84
(150 x 210)

Herbaceous
Non-Climber

Awarded an RHS Award of Merit in 1995 and a British Clematis Society Certificate of Merit in 1998. Vigorous non-climber that bears handsome midsized bells over a long period.

Clematis
'Aphrodite'
 

Group 3

Pale Blue marked with Blue-Purple veins
 

July, August,
September
 

60 x
(150 x )

Non-Climber

Grow through low shrubs but not in Pots. The tight group of stamens have white filaments and blue anthers making it look like it was dipped in blue paint!

Clematis
'Arabella'
 

Group 3

Purple-blue
lightens
with age
 

June, July,
August,
September,
October
 

60-84 x (150-210 x )

Herbaceous
Non-Climber

 

Grow in a Pot and in beds of bush roses, through open shrubs, small deciduous trees or obelisks. Clematis of the Month for August 2003 which details its companion plants.

Clematis
'Durandii'
 

Group 3

Violet-Blue fade to
paler Blue
 

June, July,
August,
September

36-120 x 36 (90-300 x 90)

Herbaceous
Climber
...

It is tough and reliable; scramb-ling through low shrubs and herbaceous plantings. An excellent long lasting cut flower.

Dicentra scandens
 

White or Yellow,
sometimes purple-
or pink-tipped
 

June,
July,
August

 

144 x 144 (360 x 360)

Herbaceous
Rambler

A brilliant rampant, climber which grows faster than any plant I know, to cover arches, tepees and walls before you can say Jack Robinson.

Solanum crispum
 

Lilac to Purple-Blue
 

June
 

240 x 60 (600 x 150)

Scrambler

Tie in stems of Chilean Potato Tree to horizontal wires or trellis. In early spring remove a third of the oldest stems to ground level.

Solanum
jasminoides
 

Blue-White
 

July, August,
September, October
 

240 x 120 (600 x 300)

Scrambler

Train onto a South-facing wall

Solanum jasminoides
'Album'

White
 

July, August,
September, October

240 x 120 (600 x 300)

Scrambler

Being Half-hardy to zero degrees centigrade indicates that it should be planted in June and removed after the first frosts in October.

Vitis 'Brant'

Green

See Vitis 'Rondo' in full flower

July

264 x 72 (660 x 180)

Rambler

Grow over a trellis, pergola, fence or South, East or West-facing house wall

Vitis coignetiae

Green

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July

600 x 312 (1500 x 780)

Rambler

Performing best in full sun, it's ideal for covering an unsightly fence or wall or for scrambling through an established tree.

Rubus flagelliflorus

Rambler

Rubus henryi var bambusarum

Rambler

Sabia latifolia

Rambler

Sabia schumanniana

Rambler

Senecio scandens

Rambler

Tripterygium regelii

Rambler

Clematis armandii

Winter-flowering Clematis

Clematis armandii 'Appleblossom'

Winter-flowering Clematis

Clematis armandii 'Snowdrift'

Winter-flowering Clematis

Clematis cirrhosa

Winter-flowering Clematis

Clematis cirrhosa var. balearica

Winter-flowering Clematis

Clematis cirrhosa 'Freckles'

Winter-flowering Clematis

Clematis cirrhosa 'Wisley Cream'

Winter-flowering Clematis

Clematis meyeriana

Winter-flowering Clematis

Clematis napaulensis (Clematis forrestii)

Winter-flowering Clematis

Clematis montana

Montana Group

Clematis montana 'Elizabeth'

Montana Group

Clematis montana f. grandiflora

Montana Group

Clematis montana 'Tetrarose'

Montana Group

Clematis montana var. rubens

Montana Group

Clematis alpina

Montana Group

Clematis alpina 'Francis Rivis'

Montana Group

Clematis alpina 'Ruby'

Montana Group

Clematis chrysocoma

Montana Group

Clematis macropetala

Montana Group

Clematis macropetala 'Markham's Pink'

Montana Group

Clematis macropetala 'Maidwell Hall'

Montana Group

Clematis x vedrariensis

Montana Group

Clematis x vedrariensis 'Highdown'

Montana Group

Clematis campaniflora

Viticella Group

Clematis viticella

Viticella Group

Clematis viticella 'Abundance'

Viticella Group

Clematis viticella 'Mary Rose'

Viticella Group

Clematis viticella 'Purpurea Plena Elegans'

Viticella Group

Clematis viticella 'Etoile Violette'

Viticella Group

Clematis texensis

Texensis Group

Clematis texensis 'Duchess of Albany'

Texensis Group

Clematis texensis 'Gravetye Beauty'

Texensis Group

Clematis texensis 'Princess Diana'

Texensis Group

Clematis flammula

Vitalba Group

Clematis maximowiicziana

Vitalba Group

Clematis potaninii var. soulieri (Clematis fargesii var. souliei)

Vitalba Group

Clematis terniflora (Clematis paniculata)

Vitalba Group

Clematis florida 'Sieboldii'

Orientalis Group

Clematis orientalis

Orientalis Group

Clematis rehderiana

Orientalis Group

Clematis tangutica

Orientalis Group

Clematis 'Bill MacKenzie'

Orientalis Group

Clematis 'Bee's Jubilee'

Early Flowerers

Clematis 'Elsa Spath'

Early Flowerers

Clematis 'Nelly Moser'

Early Flowerers

Clematis 'Niobe'

Early Flowerers

Clematis 'Ramano'

Early Flowerers

Clematis 'The President'

Early Flowerers

Clematis 'Proteus'

Early Doubles

Clematis 'Vyvyan Pennell'

Early Doubles

Clematis 'Duchess of Edinburgh'

Mid-Season Flowerers

Clematis 'General Sikorski'

Mid-Season Flowerers

Clematis 'Henryi'

Mid-Season Flowerers

Clematis 'Marie Boisselot'

Mid-Season Flowerers

Clematis 'Comtesse de Bouchard'

Late Flowerers

Clematis x durandii

Late Flowerers

Clematis 'Ernest Markham'

Late Flowerers

Clematis 'Etoile Violette'

Late Flowerers

Clematis 'Hagley Hybrid'

Late Flowerers

Clematis 'Huldine'

Late Flowerers

Clematis 'Jackmanii'

Late Flowerers

Clematis 'Mme Edouard Andre'

Late Flowerers

Clematis 'Mme Julia Correvon'

Late Flowerers

Clematis 'Perle d'Azur'

Late Flowerers

Clematis 'Rouge Cardinal'

Late Flowerers

Clematis 'Victoria'

Late Flowerers

Clematis 'Ville de Lyon'

Late Flowerers

Clematoclethra actinidiodes

Rambler

Clematoclethra scandens

Rambler

Clianthus puniceus

Rambler

Clianthus puniceus f. albus 'White Heron'

Rambler

Jasminum beesianum

Rambler

Jasminum floridum

Rambler

Jasminum fruticans

Rambler

Jasminum grandiflora

Rambler

Jasminum mesnyi

Rambler

Jasminum nudiflorum

Rambler

Jasminum officinale

Rambler

Jasminum officinale f. affine

Rambler

Jasminum polyanthum

Rambler

Jasminum x stephense

Rambler

Lycium barbarum

Rambler