Rambler roses are one of the relatively young breeds and were only bred at the beginning of the last century from a cross between Rosa multiflora and Rosa wichuraiana. These usually very fast-growing climbing roses can grow up to 10 or even 12 meters in height and usually do not even need a climbing aid. They are divided into one-flowering and multiple-flowering varieties.

The Ramblerrose Alberic Barbier is very robust and hardy

Once blooming rambler roses

Once-flowering ramblers flower - as the name suggests - only once a year, with most varieties showing their flowers in early summer. The duration of flowering is also quite different. While some once-blooming rambler roses inspire with their splendor for a few weeks, with others the same is over after a short time.

The most beautiful once blooming rambler roses

variety flower color flower size scent growth height location special feature
Bobby James White up to 5 cm very strong up to 7 meters sunny to semi-shady climbs trees
Rambling Rector creamy white up to 4 cm strong up to 6 meters sunny to semi-shady very vigorous
American Pillar strong pink up to 5 cm no up to 6 meters sunny to semi-shady grows very fast
Albertine apricot up to 9 cm very strong up to 4 meters sunny and airy needs winter protection
wedding day creamy white to light pink up to 5 cm strong up to 8 meters sunny to semi-shady resistant to powdery mildew
Paul Noel salmon pink up to 4 cm Yes up to 4 meters light shady little spikes
alchemist pink to white up to 10 cm strong up to 2 meters full sun also suitable as a shrub rose
John Long Silver White up to 7 cm easy up to 6 meters sunny to semi-shady very frost resistant

Repeat flowering rambler roses

In contrast to the once-blooming varieties, rambler roses that bloom more often develop one or even more flowers after the first one - sometimes well into autumn.

The most beautiful repeat flowering rambler roses

variety flower color flower size scent growth height location special feature
Alberic Barbier White yellow up to 8 cm Yes up to 5 meters sunny to semi-shady hardy, very robust
Super Excelsa carmine pink up to 3.5 cm barely up to 2 meters sunny to semi-shady very suitable for buckets
new dawn pink up to 8 cm little up to 3 meters sunny to semi-shady frost hardy
Malvern Hills White up to 5 cm little up to 3 meters sunny and warm very floriferous
Great Dorothy pink up to 4 cm no up to 3 meters sunny to semi-shady double flowers
Guirlande d'Amour White up to 4 cm little up to 3 meters sunny to semi-shady vigorous and robust
jasmine pink to violet up to 7 cm easy up to 3 meters sunny pretty tough
Bridge of Sighs yellow up to 6 cm no up to 3 meters sunny to semi-shady ideal for trellis and trellis

tips

If you want to prune your rambler rose, you should know the variety well. One-time and repeat-flowering varieties are pruned at different times.

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