My first attempt growing from seed. I found the instructions a bit minimal but overall the seeds sprouted and I’m hopeful.

These climbing rose seeds are a fun project for the garden. If they mature as shown in the photos, they’ll look spectacular on the fence.

Great for someone wanting to add vertical colour in the garden. The idea of climbing roses is very appealing — I’ll give them time to establish.

The only caution: growing roses from seed usually takes patience. According to sources, germination rates can be lower and flowers may take a long time.

I’m happy with the purchase because it feels like a long-term investment in my garden rather than just instant blooms.

Seeds arrived quickly. I have them in trays now — once they’re strong enough I’ll transplant outside. The concept of climbing roses from seed is very rewarding.

If you’re willing to put in the work, these seeds are promising. Just make sure you provide good soil, full sun, and a trellis support for proper climbing.

The seller’s photos looked spectacular, so I’m curious how mine will turn out. Realistic expectations: roses may not bloom huge in the first year.

Very nice option for DIY gardeners. The germination was decent in my case, but I plan on giving the plants time to build strength before expecting major bloom.

Excellent option for someone wanting to grow climbing roses on a budget. The seeds are cost-effective compared to buying mature plants.