Types of Roses
All Types of RosesHere are great types of roses, some with pictures, of the best and the most popular types roses for different planting situations. Rose types come in all sizes and shapes, and some types roses are better suited for flowerbeds, such as many English roses, and some rose types are good choices for hedges. There are different roses for all types of planting situations. Below are some ideal roses for the
most common garden situations.
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Great Roses for Flower Beds
Belle Story RoseThe best rose plants for bedding preserve their color as they age, keep flowering after the firstbloom, and have an attractive shape and form. Floribunda roses, Modern Shrub roses, and Miniature roses bring contenious color throughout the season and are cluster types roses with sprays of flowers. Always grow taller roses toward the back, if the bed is placed aginst a hedge or a wall. In an island bed,place taller roses in the middle.
Great Roses for Edging
Hot Tamale RoseSmall rose types are perfect for edging island beds, borders, and hard-scape elements, such as paths, patios, driveways, and steps. When these roses are planted close enough to visually connect, edging type roses work very well at the front of a sunny flower bed or border, where they add a garland of color. Small rose types also effectively cover the bare canes of Hybrid Tea roses and other leggy shrubs. Roses used for edging should be sturdy and compact. Miniature and Mini-flora roses in particular meet these requirements, and many flower all season. The best edging roses stand between 9-18 inches tall. Look for compact size and color compatible with neighboring plants.
Great Roses for Narrow Beds
Amber Queen RoseIn narrow flower beds and limited space, 8 to 12 foot trellised climbers work well on the walls of your house. But some roses can work as foundation plantings in a little garden, where you can plant a row of billowing Miniatures, small Shrubs or tall types of roses with a narrow, upright growth habit. Names of Roses for Narrow Beds:Amber Queen, Double Gold, Gizmo, Jilly Jewel, Lemon Grass, Miss Flippins, Pillow Fight, Rockin Robin, Double Delight, Scentsational, What a Peach.
Great Roses for Hedges
Cherry Meidiland RoseMost rose hedges tend to be informal. These roses have a spreading nature, and are not suited for small spaces or flowerbeds. As a result they work best in large country, cottage or larger suburban gardens, where formal gardens would be inappropriate. They are excellent types of roses when you want to create privacy screens or barriers, block ugly views, or divide the garden into rooms, all with a lot more color and interest than a formal hedge.
I hope these examples of types of roses will give you ideas and help you with your planting situations in your garden.
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