Rosa trepadeira · Rosaceae

Climbing Rose

⚠️ Not safe for petsDeciduous life cycle, losing leaves in winter.100 to 300 cm

LightFull sun

WaterRegular watering, slightly moist soil

DifficultyMedium

ColdTolerates temperatures slightly below zero degrees Celsius.

Full sunRegular watering, slightly moist soilMediumTolerates temperatures slightly below zero degrees Celsius.

Description & origin

The climbing rose is a popular ornamental plant in Portuguese gardens. Known for its lush and fragrant flowers, it is ideal for covering pergolas and walls. Requires moderate care to bloom fully.

Size

Can reach up to 3 meters in height under ideal conditions.

Foliage

Deciduous foliage, losing leaves in winter.

Flowering

Blooms abundantly in spring and summer with large, fragrant flowers.

Detailed care

Light

Prefers full sun for vigorous growth and abundant flowering.

Soil

Well-drained soil rich in organic matter is ideal.

Watering

Regular watering, keeping the soil slightly moist but avoiding waterlogging.

Temperature

Tolerates slightly negative temperatures but prefers mild climates.

Fertilising

Fertilize in spring with a balanced fertilizer to promote flowering.

Repotting

Transplant in spring or autumn, avoiding extreme heat periods.

Pruning

Prune in late winter to remove dead branches and stimulate new growth.

Propagation

Easily propagated by semi-hardwood cuttings in summer.

Common problems

Powdery Mildew

Fungus causing white spots on leaves. Treat with appropriate fungicide.

Aphids

Insects that suck plant sap. Control with specific insecticide.

Rust

Fungal disease causing orange spots on leaves. Treat with fungicide.

Uses & curiosities

In the garden

Pergola coverage
Wall decoration
Floral arches

Other uses

Ideal for creating natural dividers in gardens.

Did you know…

Climbing roses can be trained to grow in various directions, creating impressive visual effects.