From the team at Gardeners' World Magazine
We demystify the differences between rambling and climbing roses.
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There’s often confusion around rambling roses and climbing roses, but it’s simple if you remember a few key things.
In short – rambling roses are far more vigorous and most offer one fantastic flush of flowers, usually in June or July. Climbers often repeat flower and have larger and fewer flowers.
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