Climbing Miniatures

Nozomi

Miniaturism is not confined to shrub-form roses. Here are a few dwarfish climbing roses for tiny trellises.

Habit

We recognize only two styles of Miniature Climber (left to right, above):

(E.g., Nozomi) Climbing Minis that make long basal canes from which flowering laterals grow, much in the fashion of a Climbing Hybrid Tea. [MinCl #1]
(E.g., Candy Cane) Ground-covering Minis that bloom on the ends of canes as well as on laterals. [MinCl #2]

Brackets refer to Explanatory Information page.
Climbing Miniature roses original Book of Roses pages: VCG_Climbing Miniatures.pdf

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About TFoVR

TFoVR owns and maintains the historic roses in our collection, currently located in Sebastopol, California, about 50 miles north of San Francisco. Rosarians world-wide consider the collection to be one of the most comprehensive multiple-class collections of old roses ever assembled. Of particular note — the Hybrid Perpetuals, Bourbons, Gallicas, Hybrid Chinas, Teas, Noisettes and Chinas — are among the most complete in North America and the old Hybrid Teas include an extensive group of Pernetianas.