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Roses for walls

Roses are perfect for walls! As well as being ‘green’, they also bring flowers and, above all, no structural damage. We rely on resistant, low-maintenance varieties that do not need to be ‘sprayed’…

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General information on climbing roses, climbing aid varieties

General Information

Plant profile, climbing supports

More photos of the climbing rose ‘Heidetraum Plus’

"Heidetraum Plus" ®

Especially healthy

More photos and information about the clover rose ‘Rotfassade’

"Rotfassade"

Almost wintergreen

More photos and info about climbing rose ‘Belkanto’

"Belkanto" ®

Velvet red colour

More information about the climbing rose ‘Open Arms’

"Open Arms"

Also for shade

More information and pictures about the climbing rose ‘Sommergold’

"Sommergold" ®

With lemon scent

More photos of the climbing rose ‘Laguna’

"Laguna" ®

Strong fragrance

More photos of the rose ‘Pierre de Ronsard’

"Pierre de Ronsard"

A world classic

More information about the climbing rose ‘William Baffin’

"William Baffin"

Frost-hardy down to -40 degrees

More photos and information about the climbing rose ‘New Dawn’

"New Dawn"

World classic for walls

Mini rambler rose ‘Apple Blossom’

"Apfelblüte" ®

Small, for fences and pots

What would be the ideal rose for façades?

It must bloom profusely, preferably for months, and the individual blooms must last a long time. At the same time, it should be resistant to rain and heat and attract insects. Important: the flowers should "drop off"! They should simply fall off, because nobody wants flower "mummies" around the house. Rosehips are desirable because they are a treat for the birds in winter. Furthermore, the foliage must be dense, healthy and free from musty-smelling mildew. The base of the rose must not be bare, and it can stay green well into the winter... The FassadenGrün range is developed according to these extremely strict criteria, see above!