Tea roses garden

Hybrid and old-fashioned tea roses are perennial gardener favorites. Find out how to take care of these enduring, classic flowers.

Tea, damask, polyantha, oh my! There are so many kinds of roses that it can all be a bit confusing. If you’re wondering what a shrub rose or a tea rose is, or what separates modern types from old garden roses, this is the guide for you. Learn about rose classification now on Gardener's Path. #roses #gardenerspath

The easiest roses to grow, including small rose bushes and 'Rainbow Knock Out,' bloom profusely and have excellent disease resistance.

Noted for its rose fragrance and disease resistance, Rosa At Last® is prized for its large, sweetly scented, fully double, apricot orange blossoms, delicately fading to pale pink. Blooming with unusual continuity from late spring until frost, they contrast beautifully with the healthy foliage of glossy green leaves. The blooms are self-cleaning and no deadheading is required. This shrub rose features a compact, dense, rounded habit that makes it ideal for use in the landscape or the flower…

Create a beautiful container rose garden on your patio by growing roses for pots and enjoy the fragrant and colorful blooms throughout the growing season.

Here’s an easy guide to planting and caring for vintage roses (aka old garden, heirloom, antique, heritage, or historic roses), varieties and sources.

Companion plants for roses should look great, thrive without effort, and even improve growing conditions for their classic, romantic neighbors.

The Perfect Rose | Catalog - Red Roses

Hybrid Tea Roses Chart

Discover the best climbing roses to beautify your garden with tips on varieties, fragrances, and growing zones for stunning floral displays.