Does anyone know about climbing roses?

[BunnyRuddington]

I’m driving myself mad and going in circles.

I want a climbing rose for an east facing fence, preferably peachy in colour.

Would prefer disease resistant and if it has a long flowering season that would be ideal.

So can anyone help me with some suggestions please?

I have a "Scent From Heaven" rose which does well in part shade, is extremely healthy and flowers profusely with a good scent. It might be a bit more on the orangey side for you though, but worth growing imo.

https://www.davidaustinroses.co.uk/products/bathsheba?_pos=4&_fid=1aad724de&_ss=c

This one might fit the bill. If not you can search the website by type and colour to find something else. I love climbing roses, they are the best type of rose, good luck.

Ive just been looking again, I really am going around in circles. That’s one of the ones I’ve been looking at again. It doesn’t help that I can’t completely settle in which colour I prefer. I’ve always loved roses so figd it hard to choose. My DF who lived through WW11 was always proud of his “Peace” roses which he grew in the front garden.

No help for roses (you just have to pick one from DA ) but growing a clemetis up the rose lengths the flowering season because you get both

I have this one which is very good, it’s a rambler but would produce the same effect
https://www.peterbealesroses.com/phyllis-bide-rambling-rose-p906
It also has the RHS award of merit.
Bathsheba, from David Austin, lovely as it is, is not one of their most resilient/disease resistant if that is a concern.

We have this on an east facing fence. I don’t know if it’s peachy enough for you but it’s beautiful and smells delicious.

I have The Generous Gardener on an east facing fence and it is beautiful. https://www.davidaustinroses.co.uk/products/the-generous-gardener-climbing-rose?gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=20135399409&gbraid=0AAAAADoLBoQDkBnM8pTSRu8r8_oHxr5ns&gclid=Cj0KCQjwlYHBBhD9ARIsALRu09pQLhpg9ACOHlh6ZVrPFD9KHr_o4xDiNoIeg2t_MHtq34WQyxp1WmsaAvXMEALw_wcB
However, it has taken four years to get really going and you do have to keep on top of deadheading or it can be a bit lacklustre. Worth it though!

Just go for it! Buy one that catches your eye, you can always get another ❤️

Maybe I’m doing something wrong (it is in a big planter) but my Claire Austin is not long flowering at all.

I am loving reading all of the replies tgat everyone has so kindly taken the tone to post. I think ultimately though I’m just going to have to take the plunge and buy one!

Probably not you! That’s me least reliable one too. Maybe try giving it some miracle grow rose and shrub feed, that helped mine a little.

Thank you for that. We have a tricky garden.

I’ve never had trouble growing anything before but struggle with a few things here. We’ve had repeated tomato blight and even Lily beetles which I’d never even seen before.

I just don’t want to buy a lovely, climbing rose only for it to suffer with things like mildew or rust.

And that Phyllis Bide looks beautiful and it’s not one that I’d seen before

I’m about to plant this rose, but OP if you like Peace, which is a beautiful rose, I think you can get it in climbing form , I will go and look.

I’ve checked and yes Peace is available as a climber as well as a bush. A few places sell it.

I also like Bring Me Sunshine after seeing it at the Emma Bridgewater Factory last summer but not sure if it works as a climber?

Thank you @Christwosheds. Now I truly am torn!