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FAQs
Rambling roses are genetically close to their wild parents: Rosa multiflora, R. setigera, R. sempervirens, and R. wichurana.
This makes them more tolerant of shade and poorer soils than climbing roses, which have been more refined by breeding.
With a bit of creative tying-in, they can fulfil about the same role as climbing roses.
The best shade-tolerant Rambling Roses
Mature ramblers need pruning in Autumn to remove a portion of their mature stems, to make way for the new growth.
When pruning tall thorny roses, head and/or eye protection against falling or whippy stems is wise, as well as long gauntlet-gloves, so you can get closer and work faster.