For climbing roses, choose these: beautiful, easy to grow, floriferous, multi-season blooming into a sea of flowers

Introduction

Green plants and potted flowers are essential accents for home life. Keeping some flowers and plants at home has many benefits: it beautifies the room and lifts your mood. "Flower Sound Potted Plant Diary · Issue 1273" introduces you to several climbing roses worth having.

Lady of Shalott

Lady of Shalott, a classic variety from Germany, has very good adaptability and disease resistance, and is very easy to care for. It blooms continuously over multiple seasons, with an enormous flower volume. The flowers are apricot-yellow, with golden-yellow on the back and pink at the edges, carrying a mixed fragrance of apple and clove. The scent is striking, offering both beautiful flowers and fragrance.

Vine Baby

Vine Baby, a classic French famous variety, is a bicolor flower in yellow and ochre, a very harmonious color combination with great ornamental value. A single flower lasts extremely long, staying open for 20 days, and it repeats blooming over multiple seasons with a huge flower volume, bursting over the whole branch as soon as it blooms. It is cold-tolerant and heat-resistant, and can be planted in the ground in both southern and northern China. When it reaches full bloom, it can give you a sea of flowers.

Meilang Pearl

Meilang Pearl, also called Yumiko, is a relatively obscure niche variety, a small climbing plant that bears small red flowers. Its full bloom period is from May to November, lasting as long as half a year. Its main feature is its small plant size; it can be grown in a hanging pot like spider plant and hung indoors, taking up little space, and it can be managed in a very small space. A blessing for balcony growers.

Princess Margaret

Princess Margaret, a classic variety bred by Austin in England, has large, strongly fragrant flowers with more than 40 petals and a rich fruity scent that refreshes the heart. The flowers are almond-colored with good form, like a miniature peony. The plant is tall, floriferous and repeat-blooming, opening repeatedly over multiple seasons.

Flower gate

Princess Margaret is very common in English manor courtyards. It can be grown as a climber or a shrub, grows quickly, and tolerates pruning. It can be trained into a flower wall or flower gate in a very short time, making it an excellent variety for decorating courtyards and fences.

Pink Da Vinci

Pink Da Vinci, a small climbing plant, has many thick petals, a particularly cupped flower form, and a flower diameter of 14cm. It is light pink, with a flower diameter of 14cm, and a mild scent. Pink Da Vinci has slender, soft branches and blooms on short branches, with a large flower volume and continuous blooming over multiple seasons. If you like pink but do not like Pink Dragon's single-season bloom, then Pink Da Vinci is undoubtedly the best choice.