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| Climbing / Rambling Roses |
Climbers;
Are generally upright, stiff and rather and unyielding.
They flower on shoots that are produced in the same season, and many of the modern cultivars are repeat flowering.
The flowers are generally larger and more upright
Ramblers;
Are vigorous, pliable and relaxed in habit
They flower on the previous season's wood and therefore seldom repeat.
The flowers are borne in clusters and the leaves are generally smaller.
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