DESCRIPTION
Roses have long been a cherished garden staple, grown for thousands of years and shaped by extensive breeding in Europe and Asia into the wide range of forms seen today. They are used in mixed borders, formal beds, hedges, and containers, and are valued both for cut flowers and for providing structure and seasonal color in the landscape, as well as for their versatility in both traditional and contemporary garden designs.
Rose blossoms range from simple five-petaled singles to densely layered doubles, in hues spanning white, cream, yellow, apricot, pink, red, and near purple, often with fragrance varying from light to richly sweet. Dark green foliage provides a lush backdrop for the blossoms, which appear from late spring into autumn, with repeat cycles on many modern garden roses, offering extended interest and reliable performance throughout the growing season.
DESCRIPTION
Roses have long been a cherished garden staple, grown for thousands of years and shaped by extensive breeding in Europe and Asia into the wide range of forms seen today. They are used in mixed borders, formal beds, hedges, and containers, and are valued both for cut flowers and for providing structure and seasonal color in the landscape, as well as for their versatility in both traditional and contemporary garden designs.
Rose blossoms range from simple five-petaled singles to densely layered doubles, in hues spanning white, cream, yellow, apricot, pink, red, and near purple, often with fragrance varying from light to richly sweet. Dark green foliage provides a lush backdrop for the blossoms, which appear from late spring into autumn, with repeat cycles on many modern garden roses, offering extended interest and reliable performance throughout the growing season.
