Rosa Above and Beyond - Climbing Rose

Climbing Rose Above and Beyond is a cultivar with semi-double to double apricot-orange flowers, selected by the American breeder Will Radler, known for his roses that are highly resistant to diseases. This vogorous rose has an upright and spreading habit. It can be used in the traditional way as a climber, but also as a large bush. Very easy to grow and versatile, it is a particularly hardy variety, recommended for very cold climates.

The Climbing Rose First Editions® Above and Beyond belongs to the rose family, like all roses. It is a woody climbing plant that develops long prickly stems with sharp thorns. The orange flower buds of this rose 'Above and Beyond' are grouped in clusters of five or more flowers, opening into small semi-double to double flowers, pale apricot in colour, becoming creamy white. The main flowering period occurs in May-June, followed by sporadic blooms until late summer. The flowers have a slight fragrance. The foliage of this rose is deciduous and very healthy. From spring to summer, it has a beautiful bright green colour. In autumn, it turns light yellow before falling. Grown on its own roots, this rose can produce suckers with thorns that should be removed to prevent them from invading the surrounding space. This variety reaches a height of 3m with a spread of 2.50m.

The Rose 'Above and Beyond' 'ZleeltonStrack' is ideal for creating defensive and decorative hedges. It can also be trained on a trellis, pergola, or wall. When grown as a large bush, it also finds a place in shrub borders and cottage-style gardens. This rose can be planted alongside easy-to-grow Clematis, such as the varieties jackmanii or 'Arabella'. In a hedge, combine this rose with fragrant mock orange, weigelas, and butterfly bushes.