climbing roses for shade
Searching for climbing roses for shade? If your garden features spots with dappled light or partial shade, you’ll be pleased to know that several stunning climbing roses thrive even where sunlight is limited. Choosing the right roses for these areas not only adds vertical interest and breathtaking blooms, but also transforms shady corners into lush, fragrant retreats. Here’s everything you need to know to successfully grow climbing roses in shaded gardens, plus some of the best varieties for New Zealand landscapes.
Rosa banksiae 'Lutea' (Banksia Rose)
Rosa banksiae 'Lutea' (Yellow Banksia Rose) is a stunning climbing rose admired for its masses of soft yellow double flowers produced in spring. This vigorous thornless rose creates a spectacular seasonal display and is ideal for covering large structures in New Zealand gardens. Its lush green foliage and graceful habit suit cottage traditional and heritage landscapes. Long lived and reliable this rose makes an impressive feature once established.
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Rose Cecil Brunner
Rose Cecile Brunner is a climbing variety that produces masses of mid-sized, double, light pink flowers. The flowers are borne in large, loose clusters from spring through autumn. It will grow to about 4 m tall but can be trimmed as necessary. Rose Cecile Brunner is commonly trained onto a trellis in a courtyard or cottage garden, planted to lavish a fence, or included anywhere the beauty can be appreciated.
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