

Known as the "Sweetheart Rose," this beloved climber produces small, delicately pointed buds that open to fragrant, light pink, double blooms in large sprays. The flowers are perfect for miniature bouquets and buttonholes. A cottage garden classic since 1881.
Vigorous canes reach 10–15 feet tall and spread 4–7 feet. Full sun, moderate water, and it blooms heavily in spring with repeat flushes. Deciduous. An enduring favorite for country and cottage gardens.
Encouraging Repeat Blooms on Cécile Brünner Roses for a Late June Display
Climbing America Rose: Coral Blooms with Spicy Fragrance
Climbing Cancan Rose: Magenta-Red to Light Pink Blooms with Creamy White Eye
Climbing Iceberg Rose: Pure White Vigorous Climber, Mild Honey Fragrance
Ambridge Rose: Compact Apricot-Pink Blooms, Rich Myrrh Fragrance
Bolero Rose: Pristine White Old-Fashioned Blooms with Strong Rose Fragrance
Joseph's Coat Climbing Rose: Multicolored Red-Orange to Yellow Blooms
Identifying a Mystery Climbing Rose in Zone 8: Rambler or Sweetheart?
Spacing Carpet Roses: 2 Feet vs. 3–4 Feet
Growing Climbing Roses in Pots in Cleveland, Ohio
Preserving a Legacy Cecile Brunner Rose: Transplanting and Propagation Tips
Assessing Winter Survival of 'Yellow Blaze' Climbing Rose in Ohio Zone 6
Why Your New Climbing Rose Isn't Blooming Yet: Patience and Proper Care
Non-Blooming Climbing Rose: Variety Traits and Fertilizer Mistakes
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