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Roses for flowerbeds
Roses for flowerbeds
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Roses for pots
Roses for borders
Roses for borders
Roses for hedges
Roses for hedges
Roses for slopes
Roses for slopes
Archway and Pergola Roses
Archway and Pergola Roses
Roses for pergolas
Roses for pergolas
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How to properly use a rose bush is often the second question we ask ourselves after acquiring a marvel spotted in a catalog. Climbing, liana, shrub, landscape bush, ground cover or dwarf, what will be the place of this rose bush in our decor? Pillars of the ornamentation of many gardens, roses come in an infinite varieties and find extremely varied uses, often dictated by their stature, but also by their perennial or non-perennial nature, their ability to produce beautiful fruit, or their fragrance. Properly using a rose bush means knowing how to showcase it as the centerpiece of a beautiful plant scene, or allowing it to integrate into a larger ensemble composed of a multitude of other plants.

Wondering, which variety should I plant in a mass, in a pot, for borders, hedges, slopes, to train on an arch or a arbor, or even on a pergola? To guide you in your choice, we have listed all of our roses by type of use.

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