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For those gardeners who feel that roses require too much care or simply don't have the space, miniature roses can be a great option.

Here is a list of the recognized rose classifications for Species and Old Garden Roses and ideas for using rose plants in various garden designs and landscape situations.

Rose gardeners will love to find this gift basket under the Christmas tree. Fill it with all or any of these tools a rose gardener can't do without.

Selecting the right rose plant can be a daunting task. Take a look at the modern rose classifications to find a class of roses suited for your garden area.

Whether you classify the color of roses into "official" groupings, want to convey a message through careful selection, or simply want to enjoy, roses come in many colors!

Ayrshire roses have been used for hundreds of years in a variety of ways in gardens. Find out why, and how to care for your own piece of Old World charm!

Bourbon roses were the first of the Old Garden Roses to have a repeating bloom period. These antique roses range in color and form but were very popular and fragrant...

Roses have developed most recently in the last 200 years into the rose species known today; however, their origins can be traced back much further back in time.

Started many years ago by David Austin's vision of breeding Old Garden Rose vigor with repeat blooming and color features of hybrid tea roses, this company knows a rose.

Highly fragrant, gently nodding flowers - these are the "roses with a hundred petals". Find out more about how to use and care for Centifolia Roses.

There are many, many types of roses. It is wise to know something about the different rose varieties before purchasing a rose or planning a garden.

Alba roses are one of the Old Garden Rose classes and are characterized by their white, or nearly white flowers. But that's not all these lovely rose bushes offer.