Also protect hardy climbing roses in winter
Basically all climbing rose varieties are more or less winter hardy, with some being significantly more robust than others. You can recognize particularly robust (and therefore recommendable) varieties by the ADR seal, the symbol for the so-called "Rosen-TÜV". It is true that many winter-hardy varieties basically do not need one special winter protection, but elementary measures such as piling up and covering with jute or the like. ä. Materials in particularly cold winters are still useful and can protect the plants from major damage.
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The toughest climbing rose varieties
In a four-year trial, the Dresden-based Saxon State Institute for Agriculture found a total of 76 different types of climbing roses Tested for their robustness and frost resistance. The following varieties, including not only ADR roses, have been marked as particularly recommendable due to their winter hardiness and disease resistance.
| variety | blooming once / more often | blossom | Heyday | Height | Location | Hardiness |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aloha | more often blooming | apricot | June to September | until about. 300 cm | Sun to partial shade | very good |
| Amadeus | more often blooming | deep red | June to September | until about. 250 cm | Sun to partial shade | very good |
| Amaretto | more often blooming | cream | June to September | until about. 250 cm | Sun | very good |
| Facade magic | more often blooming | pink | June to October | until about. 250 cm | Sun to partial shade | very good |
| Golden gate | more often blooming | golden yellow | June to September | until about. 250 cm | Sun | outstanding |
| Guirlande d’Amour | more often blooming | White | June to September | until about. 300 cm | Sun to partial shade | excellent (ADR) |
| Jasmina | more often blooming | purple pink | June to September | until about. 300 cm | Sun | very good (ADR) |
| Kir Royal | more often blooming | pink | June to September | until about. 300 cm | Sun to partial shade | very good (ADR) |
| Laguna | more often blooming | strong pink | June to September | until about. 300 cm | Sun to partial shade | very good (ADR) |
| Momo | more often blooming | carmine pink | June to September | until about. 250 cm | Sun to partial shade | very good (ADR) |
| Rosanna | more often blooming | salmon pink | June to September | until about. 300 cm | Sun to partial shade | very good |
| Rosarium Uetersen | more often blooming | deep pink | June - September | until about. 250 cm | Sun to partial shade | outstanding |
Tips
Climbing roses cultivated in pots should of course - regardless of the variety - be packed well against the frost and ideally placed on a base made of wood or styrofoam.
