Rose Varieties

Rose Variety Names
Where do rose varieties fit in? I'm often asked to explain different kinds of rose bushes to folks who
confuse rose types, with variety of roses.
Within each rose type, classification of roses, there is a different kind. For example, the 'Mister Lincoln'
is classified as a Hybrid rose type. So if you are looking for a cut rose , you might consider the Hybrid
tea 'Mister Lincoln', a kinds of red roses with very long stems, making them perfect for a vase of roses.

Crimson Queen Rose Variety
I have selected the best and the most beautiful of the red roses available in the nurseries and garden
centers.
The beautiful 'Crimson Queen' rose in the picture above is exceptionally fragrant. It grows to
about 6 feet tall and wide, so give it plenty of room.
This rose can also be grown as a short climber, about 10 feet. For a great seclection of Wonderful Red Roses, click on this link.

Sunflare Floribunda Rose Variety
The picture of yellow rose 'Sunflare', is an example of a floribunda variety. It's a short compact bush,
hardy to zone 6. The height and spread is 2.5 feet (75CM). the fragrance is light and fruity. Click here for
other Yellow Roses.
I might as well add the Midas Touch Rose to this page, as 'Midas Touch' is so incredibly popular.

White Meidiland Rose Variety
The 'White Meidiland' rose is an outstanding low growing groundcover rose. The foilage dark green
color really make these white flowers pop. It has a slight cascading habit, so it would look lovely
spilling over a bank or a raised bed. Zone 5-10, height 1.5 feet with a 2 feet spread. Click on this link for
lots moreWhite Roses
that are really fabulous.
Variety of Bicolor Roses

Fourth of July Rose Variety
The bicolor roses are very spectacular. The picture of 'Fourth of July' above, is one of my favorite
bicolor roses. For more information about Fourth of July Climbing Rose, click on this link.
Another bicolor rose that is really lovely is Scentimental Rose. It's more of burgundy striped, varigated rose.
Take a look at this bicolor Variegata di Bologna , an Italian bred rose. Absolutely gorgeous!

Tropicana Rose
Orange roses are really hot right now. I have never seen so much buzz about orange colored roses as I do now.
The 'Tropicana' rose in the picture above is wonderful. It's flowers come on long stems and the blooms are
scented. It's a hybrid tea, but there is a climbing variation called 'Climbing Tropicana'. Zone4-9.
Take a look at all these greatOrange Roses, there is even Oprah's favorite Orange rose included.

Heritage, an English Rose
The lovely pink 'Heritage' in the picture above is an English rose by David Austin Roses. It's a repeat
flowering bush with a good lemon fragrance. It's a good rose for a flower border or as a hedge. It grows
vigorously on a compact shape to about an average height. Zone 4-9. Click on this link for lots more target "new">Pink Roses with Pictures

Cardinal de Richelieu Rose Variety
This is a magnificient and very fragrant purple rose. It's an old Gallica type. It makes an
outstanding cut flower. A very attractive bush with dark foilage. 'Cardinal de Richelieu' is an once
blooming rose. For morePurple
Roses click on this link.

Blueberry Hills Rose
Roses with shadings of blue are very popular, even though as of yet there isn't a true blue rose being introduced. But rose breeders keep naming roses "blue" that tilt to the blue shade.
For more pictures of blue colored roses click on the highlighted link above.
Red Roses
Pink Roses
Yellow Roses
White Roses
Purple Roses
Orange Roses
Blue Colored Roses
Black Colored Roses
Climbing Roses
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