Roses

This collection includes shrub roses, climbing roses, and landscape roses selected for repeat bloom, disease resistance, and manageable growth in home gardens. Many are chosen for continuous flowering from late spring through frost.

Each variety page lists bloom color, fragrance level, mature size, and recommended zones to help you match the right rose to your garden plan.

Many of the roses in this collection are selected for ease of care and consistent performance, making them approachable for gardeners of all experience levels. Modern rose breeding has focused heavily on improving disease resistance and repeat blooming.

With proper planting, sunlight, and basic maintenance, these roses can provide strong results without requiring specialized care routines.

Most roses perform best with ample sunlight, as consistent light encourages healthy growth and strong flowering. Adequate sun exposure also helps foliage dry more quickly, which supports overall plant health.

While individual varieties may tolerate some variation, choosing a bright, open planting location is one of the most important factors for long-term success with roses.

Roses are versatile plants that can be used in borders, foundation plantings, mixed beds, or as focal points in the landscape. Their structure and seasonal blooms allow them to stand alone or complement other shrubs and perennials.

Selecting roses with mature sizes and growth habits that suit your space helps create a balanced, intentional garden design.

Many roses can attract pollinators such as bees, especially varieties with open or lightly filled blooms. These flowers provide access to pollen during their bloom period.

Including roses alongside other flowering plants can help create a garden that supports pollinator activity while still offering classic ornamental appeal.

When selecting roses, consider mature size, sunlight availability, and how you want the plant to function in your landscape. Growth habit, bloom style, and maintenance preferences all play a role in finding the right fit.

Choosing varieties that align with your space and care expectations helps ensure long-term success and enjoyable seasonal displays.