Landscape rose:Sometimes referred to as groundcover rose, this is a catch-all phrase that includes old and new shrub roses that are virtually maintenance-free. Tree rose:Also known as standards, this refers to any type of rose (usually hybrid tea or floribunda) that is trained into a tree...
EURODESERT:Actually not a type of rose, but a company that has since closed it’s doors. Eurodesert’s inventory consisted of roses, many of them Hybrid Perpetuals, that were imported from Europe that could withstand the southern California high desert where the nursery was located, hence the...
A derivative of the hybrid tea roses and floribunda roses, grandifloras maintain the elegance and impact of the former and the hardiness and repeat blooms of the latter. Though the blooms do present in clusters, they still make for great cut flowers with arching stems. The flowers are large ...
Floribunda rosesSince World WarIIthe floribunda rose has become extremely popular. Many varieties are very vigorous and exceptionally free-flowering, which makes them ideal for hedges. One variety is better than a mixture, but where the latter is wanted the variety ‘Masquerade’ can be planted, ...
This rose was first born in South Carolina by combining a China rose and a musk rose. They are winter-hardy vigorous climbers with huge clusters of blooms. They were especially important in introducing orange and yellow hues into Old Garden Roses. ...