1901 brought us Dorthy Perkins. This is probably the most popular rambler ever bred. Hiawatha and Evangeline were bred by Walsh. In France more complex hybrids with R.whichuraiana in them appeared such as Alberic Barbier, Francois Juranville, Leontine Gervais, Paul Transon and Albertine. All of these are still available by speciality rose nurseries and are hardy to zone 5.
Ramblers are much too vigorous to be put onto a trellis.
They lend themselves beautifully to covering the side of a building, fence, arbour or a bank. If grown upwards the canes should be protected form prevailing winds and are best grown on a low fence as a grape would be or as a magnificent ground covering for banks as most root readily where they touch ground. This species that grows freely accross the mid western part of North America. It started as early as the 1800 with many a nurseryman in the United states crossing the Prairie Rose with hybrid teas, trying to acquire its hardiness with the teas repeat blooming characteristics. They had little success.