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Grandifloras often feature incredibly full forms, with layers upon layers of fragrant petals. These queenly roses feature multiple blooms per stem, and absolutely overwhelm the garden with breathtakingly blooms in any imaginable shade. Grandiflora Roses: Grandiflora roses were hybridized from a cross of hybrid teas and floribundas, and are generally larger-blooming and taller than floribunda varieties. Plant these in the cutting garden and prepare to be wowed. Floribunda roses never disappoint, combining amazing color varieties and that classic 'rose' shape with a huge floral yield. Floribunda roses are a cross of polylantha roses, a heavily-blooming subset of flowers first bred in the 19th century, and classic hybrid teas, which are beloved for their elegant shape and sweet fragrance. Use climbing roses to create a beautiful, highly-textured backdrop for your other perennials.įloribunda Roses: Floribunda varieties, named for the Latin phrase meaning 'many flowering' were created to produce high-yield plants with classic shape and form.

Climbing roses are available in single or double varieties, and many of our favorites are hybrids of classic climbing roses and other, heartier bloomers. The individual blooms of climbing roses can be exquisite, making them excellent cut flowers. What type of rose should you plant? You're limited only by your imagination and planting space.Ĭlimbing Roses: Climbing roses bring vertical interest to the garden, and they're also ideal for covering walls, fencing, or arches with lush foliage and attractive flowers. However, roses are an incredibly diverse set of ornamentals. The idea of rose gardening may conjure images of stately flowering hedges, twirling vines, or long stems in bouquets. You may wish to plant a mass of one color of rose bushes, blend different colors through your spaces, or incorporate them in mixed perennial beds. When adding rose plants and bushes to your garden, consider growth habits, hardiness zone, bloom times, disease resistance, stem length and your personal style.

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