General area and hardiness zone please?

South facing/full sun . Zones between 9b and 10a.

In th zone I would only put one climber. They will get huge in your zone, I think 2 would swallow your arbor and then some.

Eden and New Dawn are both large climbers and may not grow well on your arbor. If you want the symmetric look and decide to grow two roses on both sides, Kordes Arboros collection is a better choice. They're short climbers and about 8'-10' hight.

How do you feel about Spirit of Freedom?

I hadn't heard of it. Looks pretty!

I don't think there's enough room for two climbers of any size on that arbor, especially in your zone. I've grown several New Dawn in my zone 7 dry desert climate, and it is just way too big for your arbor. Eden is really large, too. Colette might be a good size if the arbor was deeper, instead of just one post on either side. Maybe a new structure is in order for a climbing rose. You could try a clematis on this structure. Below is Eden followed by Colette. Diane

I have an arbor with two Edens. They are small now. I plan to prune harder later

Beautiful, Lynne, but you don't have a single post on either side holding your Edens up like Katman shows in the photo. You have a true arbor. Still, you're going to have to work hard to keep those roses small enough. Diane

Thank you, Diane. I noticed later that arbor is single post.

Yes, I will keep Edens small. I have one huge Eden already.

All your roses are amazing!!!

Hi - I just planted 2 Edens next to a new arbor that get dappled shade much of the day at the lower level due to 3 foot hedges on either side. They came as 2 ft tall stripped bareroots - it's been two weeks and I haven't seen any leaf growth yet. Getting worried. Once they are about 3 feet tall they will have direct or lightly dappled sunlight for much of the day all the way up the 8-10 foot arbor. Maybe I should have planted them in a pot and let them grow taller in direct sun since the first couple of feet of their spots are so shady due to the hedge. I was hoping to avoid having them bleach out as we are in GA and our afternoon direct sunlight is brutal.