
Drift, Climb, or Knock Out? Let's Talk Roses!
Not All Roses Are Created Equal - Here's the Rosy Rundown!
(Pictured: Lemon Drift Rose)
When it comes to roses, there's something for every garden style - whether you're going for drama, color, fragrance, or low maintenance charm. Let's break down the main types you'll see at our nursery:
- Hybrid Tea Roses: These are the classic roses - long stems, one big bloom per stem, perfect for cutting. Think Florist bouquets! They're elegant, upright, and known for their stunning shape and fragrance.
- Grandifloral Roses: The bold middle child - a cross between hybrid teas and floribundas. They produce clusters of large blooms and grow tall like a rose bush with attitude. Perfect for statement hedges or back-of-the-border beauty.
- Drift Roses: Small but mighty! These are low-growing, spreading roses - amazing for edging, ground cover, and containers. Constant bloomers and super tough, they're like the easygoing cousin everyone loves.
- Climbing Roses: These are the romantics of the rose world. Give them a trellis or arbor and they'll put on a dreamy vertical show. They bloom in flushes and bring drama to fences, walls, and garden gates.
- Knock Out Roses: The MVP of low maintenance roses! Knock Outs bloom like crazy with very little care. They're disease-resistant, fast-growing, and ideal for busy gardeners who want nonstop color without the fuss.
- Shrub Roses: These are the workhorses - big, bushy, and full of blooms. They come in all colors and bloom repeatedly through the season. Great for mass plantings, privacy, or mixed garden beds.
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