Climbing & Tree Roses

3 Photos of roses: climbing pink roses on column, a small round-topped pink rose tree in the garden, and red climbing roses on an old wall

There are so many wonderful ways roses can be used in your garden landscape. Climbing roses and tree roses are just two of those! At SummerWinds Nursery, we offer an array of roses for your every gardening desire—available seasonally.

Climbing Roses

Climbing roses can be trained to grow on walls, posts, trellises, arbors and much more! Whether you want to add a whimsical splash of twisting color, add interest and texture to an otherwise bare wall, or if you want to create some privacy, climbing roses can help you accomplish these garden goals!

Most Climbing roses grow anywhere from 8'–20' in height and exhibit repeat-blooms. They lack the ability to cling to supports on their own, and must be manually trained and tied over structures such as arbors. Climbing roses are great for arbors and entry ways. They flower on green canes that get direct sun light and only require pruning every other to every third year to remove gray wood.

Climbing Roses Available Seasonally

Above all climbing roses on a trellis against a wall in a Southwest backyard garden.

Above All™

A vigorous climbing rose with clusters of warm orange blooms and a fruity fragrance; repeat-flowering throughout the season.

Bright red blaze climbing roses growing in a garden.

Blaze

A classic climbing rose with abundant clusters of bright red, semi-double blooms; a colorful choice for fences, trellises and arbors.

colette rose

Colette

A romantic climber with full, old-fashioned soft pink blooms touched with apricot and a sweet fragrance.

Closeup of Don Juan Roses in garden

Don Juan

Large, velvety dark red flowers with a strong, sweet fragrance; one of the most beloved climbing roses.

Forth of July Climbing Roses on a trellis against a wall in a Southwest garden with a variety of plants and trees in the background and a gate.

Fourth of July™

An eye-catching climber with clusters of red-and-white striped blooms accented by bright yellow stamens and a sweet fragrance.

fruity petals roses

Fruity Petals™

A climbing rose with colorful pink blooms touched with warm yellow tones and a fruity fragrance; repeat-flowering for extended seasonal color.

Rich pink high society climbing roses on a trellis in the backyard of a Southwest garden.

High Society

A climbing rose with large, rich pink blooms and a classic rose form; a beautiful choice for adding vertical color.

multicolored josephs colored climbing rose

Joseph’s Coat

A colorful climbing rose with clusters of blooms that transition from yellow and orange to scarlet and pink as they mature.

A person touching a Lady of Shalott Climbing Rose in the garden.

Lady of Shalott®

An English climbing rose with full, chalice-shaped orange blooms with salmon-pink outer petals and a warm tea fragrance with hints of apple and clove.

A close up of purple splash climbing roses.

Purple Splash™

A distinctive climber with clusters of wine-purple and white striped blooms, a sweet apple fragrance and nearly thornless canes.

pink and white sally holmes climbing roses

Sally Holmes

A vigorous rose with large clusters of creamy white, single to semi-double blooms that open from soft pink buds.

white eden climbing roses

White Eden®

A romantic climbing rose with full, old-fashioned creamy white blooms, sometimes touched with pale pink.

zephrine droughin rose climbing star

Zephirine Drouhin

A classic nearly thornless climber with bright cerise-pink blooms and a rich, sweet fragrance.

Selection varies daily by location. Contact your preferred SummerWinds Nursery location to check availability.


Tree Roses

Tree roses are actually two different roses combined into a single plant. It consists of a root stock grown up as a trunk and the canopy, which is the desired variety. A tree rose is essentially just a normal 'bush' rose two, three, or four feet off the ground. Tree roses make a great garden accent and do require a good strong stake to support their blooms.

36-inch Tree Rose Varieties Available Seasonally

single peach brandy rose

Brandy™

Large, classically formed apricot blooms with warm copper tones and a light, sweet fragrance.

Bright pink Chrysler Imperial hybrid tea rose in garden

Chrysler Imperial

Velvety, deep red blooms with a strong, classic rose fragrance.

red to magenta that opens in white double delight hybrid tea roses

Double Delight™

Creamy white blooms edged in rich red, with a strong, spicy fragrance and striking color that intensifies in the sun.

A bunch of Ebb Tide roses growing in the garden.

Ebb Tide™

Deep plum-purple, old-fashioned blooms with a rich clove fragrance.

A red firefighter rose growing on a bush.

Firefighter®

Large, velvety red blooms with a strong, classic rose fragrance.

white iceberg climbing rose

Iceberg

Clusters of crisp white blooms produced generously throughout the season; a longtime favorite for its abundant flowering.

Julia Child Floribunda Rose

Julia Child™

Buttery-gold blooms with a distinctive licorice-clove fragrance and an abundant flowering habit.

A red and yellow ketchup and mustard rose growing on a bush.

Ketchup & Mustard™

A dramatic bicolor rose with bright red petals and contrasting golden-yellow reverses.

Closeup of a bright red Mister Lincoln rose growing in the garden.

Mister Lincoln

Large, velvety dark red blooms with a strong, classic rose fragrance; a longtime favorite for cutting.

Pink Perfume Delight hybrid tea rose bush

Perfume Delight™

Large, rich pink blooms with an exceptionally strong, sweet rose fragrance.

2 white Pope John Paul II roses growing in the garden.

Pope John Paul II

Luminous white blooms with a strong citrus fragrance and elegant, classic form.

Closeup of Scentimental Rose

Scentimental™

Burgundy-red and creamy white striped blooms with a spicy fragrance; each flower has its own distinctive pattern.

A Twofer iceberg and brilliant pink iceberg rose tree growing in a Southwest garden.

Twofer – Iceberg & Brilliant Pink Iceberg

Two complementary varieties grafted onto one tree rose, combining classic white Iceberg with clusters of vivid pink blooms.

A Twofer iceberg and burgundy iceberg rose tree in a southwest garden.

Twofer – Iceberg & Burgundy Iceberg

Two contrasting varieties grafted onto one tree rose, pairing classic white Iceberg with rich burgundy-purple blooms.

Selection varies daily by store. Please check with your local SummerWinds Nursery to confirm availability.


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