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Roses are one of the world’s most popular flowers, accounting forhundreds of millions of USD in sales every single year. While they’re well known as a symbol of love and affection, various rose species can be mainstay fixtures in any garden. While there are differences between species, all of them have stunning, cascading petals that look an absolute treat in almost any outdoor setting.
We’ve put together this blog to highlight different species of rose, covering major categories and the varieties within them.
Hybrid tea roses are known for producing larger, individually-borne and high centered rose blooms – they’re a pretty prototypical choice if you want a classic rose aesthetic – great fora Valentine’s Day gift. They’re seen as elegant flushes that come to light in summer and autumn, coming off the end of upright, long stems that grow fairly high. They’re also usually fragrant and hardy.
Hybrid tea is also home to several lighter and white rose species, including:
Floribunda roses are known for creating similar flowers to Hybrid Tea Roses, albeit smaller and in clusters. They’re not long, straight stems, rather gathering in more bushy collections, creating vibrant displays defined by profuse blooming that carries through summer to late autumn. They’re also known for being robust and disease-resistant, with a less profound smell than Hybrid Teas and a similar level of hardiness.
Floribunda Rose varieties include:
Patio Roses can essentially be described as dwarf Floribunda roses, with smaller flowers that also grow in significant clusters. They’re super compact and perfect for smaller, tighter garden spaces, best grown in containers. Consider them a welcome, romantic addition to patios, balconies and entryways.
Popular Patio Rose varieties include:
Climbing Rose varieties produce longer, more flexible canes and stems that can grown to climb structures. It’s a great way to highlight or decorate an arbor, trellis or fence. They bloom in a variety of ways, creating beautiful vertical displays in all sorts of gardens.
Some common Climbing Roses include:
Arthur Bell (related to Floribunda variety)
If you’re looking to build your garden up with gorgeous roses, make sure to visitOne Click Plants today. We have all sorts of rose species available, so you can create a wide variety of different displays across your outdoor spaces. Check out ourKnowledge Hub for more insights into roses, other popular plants and a wide variety of different gardening techniques.
