"Rambling Roses" are a type of climbing rose known for their long, flexible canes that can grow several feet in length. They are often used to cover trellises, fences, and walls, creating a beautiful display of blooms. These roses typically produce clusters of flowers, which can vary in color, including shades of pink, white, and red. Unlike traditional bush roses, rambling roses bloom once a year, usually in late spring or early summer. They are hardy plants that thrive in various climates and require minimal maintenance. Popular varieties include Rambling Rector and Alberic Barbier, both known for their vigorous growth and fragrant flowers.