Roses that are Classified as Large Flower Climbers
| Name | Color | Cold | Breeder | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Little Girl | Coral | Zone 5 | Moore | 8.3 |
| Tangerine | Orange | Zone 6 | Warner | |
| Nozomi | Pale Pink | Zone 5 | Onodera | 8.0 |
| Jeanne Lajoie | Pink | Zone 5 | Sima | 9.2 |
| Nice Day | Pink/Yellow Blend | Zone 5 | Warner | |
| Red Cascade | Red | Zone 5 | Moore | 7.4 |
| Valentine’s Day | Red | Zone 5 | Carruth | |
| Hi Neighbor | Scarlet | Zone 5 | Moore | |
| Laura Ford | Yellow | Zone 4 | Warner |
There is a temptation to think of miniature climbing rose as a kind of an oxymoron. Usually the word miniature applies to both the size of the blossom and the stature of the plant. But there are rose plants that are six or more feet tall that bear small, neat blossoms. The collection is not huge, but it is influential. And there are garden designers who depend on the the roses in this list for their unique properties.