Yellow climbing roses are few and far between, and 'Autumn Sunset' is one of the best. Buds and outer petals are strongly tinged with on coral on opening, softening to a golden yellow over time. As it blooms in clusters, this means you often get both colors together, along with a strong whiff of its rich, fruity fragrance. And good news for midwestern gardeners...'Autumn Sunset' is hardy to zone 5, and highly disease resistant, especially to black spot.

With canes up to 12' long, you can train it up a wall or over an arbor. Use it as a free-standing specimen in an obilesk.  Like all roses, it need full sun and good air circulation. And since it reblooms in flushes, fertilize both at the beginning of the growing season and midsummer.