Four climbing rose varieties with cascading blooms that are worth planting

Four climbing rose varieties with cascading blooms that are worth planting

Here is some basic information about 4 climbing rose varieties with cluster blooms, ideal for planting.

1. Mac Spice Rose

- Origin: Hybridized by Samuel Darragh, introduced in New Zealand.

- Characteristics: Trailing growth habit, mature height 200-300cm.

- Colors: Deep Pink, Pink.

- Bloom Size: 2-3 cm, entire cluster lasts 7-10 days.

- Fragrance: Lightly fragrant.

- Repeat Blooming: Throughout the year, 3-4 weeks.

- Disease Resistance: Excellent.

2. Angela Rose

- Origin: Hybridized by Reimer Kordes, introduced by W. Kordes & Sons in 1984.

- Characteristics: Trailing growth habit, mature height 200-300 cm.

- Colors: Red Pink, Pink.

- Bloom Size: 3-5 cm, entire cluster lasts 7-10 days.

- Fragrance: Light fruity scent.

- Repeat Blooming: Throughout the year, 3-4 weeks.

- Disease Resistance: Excellent.

3. Friendship of Stranger Rose

- Origin: Hybridized by Peter Beales, introduced in the UK in 2011.

- Characteristics: Climbing growth habit, mature height 200-300cm.

- Colors: White.

- Bloom Size: 3-5 cm, large cluster, entire cluster lasts 7-10 days.

- Fragrance: Light fruity scent.

- Repeat Blooming: Throughout the year, 3-4 weeks.

- Disease Resistance: Excellent.

4. Vineyard Song Rose

- Origin: Hybridized by Ralph S. Moore, introduced in the USA in 1999.

- Characteristics: Trailing growth habit, mature height 150-200cm.

- Colors: Pink Purple, Wine Red, Pink.

- Bloom Size: 2-3 cm, large cluster, cluster blooms last 7-10 days.

- Fragrance: Fruity with herbal undertones.

- Repeat Blooming: Throughout the year, 3-4 weeks.

- Disease Resistance: Excellent.

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