Advice on Climbers

I am a newbie here, and fairly new to the art of rose growing. Have had a lovely rose garden in the past and am in love with them ever since.
Now life turned a corner allowing me to devote some time to my long nurtured passion creating rose garden.

My first project is to replace 90% dead climber at my finance's house. The problem is however I am not sure what to select.
I would like climber that would have a very rich green foliage and of course blooms in abundance. Would love to create a look somehow similar to the attached image.

Would highly appreciate advice on what kind of rose(s) to select.

 

Dear Wiseowl, Thank you for the response. What a lovely rose! I can only hope to achieve something like this.

We know the colour of the rose, and know we want repeated blooming, but my biggest concern is the foliage.

I have seen so many shabby looking rose bushes (blooming but almost no greenery), and one almost dead on my finances' house wall is the same. It would produce nice flowers, but has barely any foliage.

Being a complete amateur I don't know whether abundance of foliage depends on the breed (hope I use this term correctly) or merely on growing conditions such as soil, nutrients exposure to sun, etc.

I have few breeds shortlisted:
Crimson Cascade, Sympathie, Alibaba, High Hopes, The Princes' trust (my fiancé's favourite), Lord Byron, James Galway, Iceberg Climber, Times past.

If it was my will I would have all of them (and maybe I will one day), but for now I was wondering whether I should be warned against any of these breeds as being too sensitive to soil conditions (unfortunately soil where we live is very heavy), too susceptible to parasites and other rose diseases, too poor foliage (my biggest fear) or else.

I would of course be pleased to hear positives about them, perhaps helping me to make up my mind

 

Welcome to GC Suntree.

As Wiseowl has said it would seem the roses you have come across were not looked after properly. Roses are hungry plants and need to be fed and watered to keep them in top condition. If they are not they tend to suffer from disease and therefore drop their leaves.

 

I do thank you so much for all the advise given. I know rose colours were all over the place, but as mentioned in previous post, If I could i would have all of them. I personally am massive fan of orange colours, especially deep orange (Mercedes rose is the best example), but my finance likes reds and maroons.

Glad to know that love and care can be what makes a rose, makes it easier to select.

One more time I thank for the time given to my post.

 

WiseOwl, this rose is stunning. Literally. I am so getting it!!!