The difference between climbing roses and shrub roses

1. Differences between tree trunks

The branches of climbing roses grow in a creeping manner and have a climbing nature, so they need a climbing frame. The branches are long and can grow up to 3 to 5 meters.

The branches of shrub roses are generally around 1.2 meters long, and can even grow to around 2 meters, with strong uprightness.

2. Flower Differences

The flowers of climbing roses are solitary, clustered or aggregated. The straight stems of the flowers are about 5.5 cm to 13 cm. The flower shapes vary, including cup-shaped, spherical, disc-shaped and high-core. The flowers come in a variety of colors, including single colors such as red, pink, and white, as well as multiple colors.

Shrub roses bloom at the top, on new strong buds. The petals can be double or single, with high core and curled edges. The colors are bright and rich, with many colors, including single colors such as white, pink, red, and complex colors.