Rosa trepadeira · Rosaceae

Climbing Rose

⚠️ Not safe for petsPerennial life cycle, can live for many years with proper care.150 to 300 cm

LightFull sun

WaterMedium, keeping the soil slightly moist

DifficultyEasy

ColdResistant down to -5 degrees Celsius.

Full sunMedium, keeping the soil slightly moistEasyResistant down to -5 degrees Celsius.

Description & origin

The climbing rose is a popular ornamental plant known for its lush flowers and pleasant fragrance. It is ideal for covering walls, pergolas, and trellises, bringing color and life to outdoor spaces.

Size

Can reach considerable heights, needing support to grow vertically.

Foliage

Shiny green leaves that complement the vibrant flowers.

Flowering

Blooms from spring to autumn, depending on climatic conditions.

Detailed care

Light

Prefers full sun but can tolerate partial shade.

Soil

Well-drained soil rich in organic matter, ideally slightly acidic.

Watering

Water regularly, keeping the soil slightly moist but avoiding waterlogging.

Temperature

Prefers mild temperatures but can tolerate moderate heat.

Fertilising

Fertilize every 4-6 weeks during the growing season with a balanced fertilizer.

Repotting

Transplant in spring or autumn, ensuring the soil is well prepared.

Pruning

Annual pruning after flowering to promote healthy growth and abundant blooms.

Propagation

Easily propagated by cuttings or layering in spring.

Common problems

Fungal diseases

Can be susceptible to diseases like powdery mildew and black spot.

Pests

Can be attacked by aphids and mites, affecting leaf health.

Lack of flowering

Insufficient sunlight can result in fewer flowers.

Uses & curiosities

In the garden

Ideal for covering walls and trellises
Attracts pollinators like bees and butterflies
Adds color and fragrance to outdoor spaces

Other uses

Used in floral arrangements and decorations.

Did you know…

Climbing roses can bloom multiple times throughout the season, depending on the variety. Some species are particularly resistant to diseases.