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The acrobats of the rose world, climbing varieties develop long canes well adapted to training on pillars, fences, arbors, and... read more >
One of the biggest challenges for late 20th-century rose breeders was restoring fragrance while improving vigor of new rose... read more >
Floribunda roses offer a bouquet on every branch. The small flowers look like elegant, hybrid-tea blooms, but appear in clusters... read more >
Grandifloras blend the best traits of hybrid teas and floribundas. They produce the same elegantly shaped blooms as hybrid teas,... read more >
A whole new breed of landscaping roses came about with the advent of shrub roses, which offers beautiful ways to fill in borders... read more >
Hybrid teas have traditionally produced the showiest blooms. In fact, most roses at the florist are hybrid tea varieties. Today's... read more >
Gardeners limited in space can enjoy all the fun of rose growing by cultivating miniature roses in containers. They also adapt... read more >
Shrub roses take the best of the hardiest rose species, and combine those traits with modern repeat blooming and diverse flower... read more >
If you favor a slightly wilder look in your garden, look to the ancestors of roses you grow and enjoy for many of the same... read more >
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