This useful group of roses evolved early in the 20th century. Their healthy, free-flowering habits make them useful, versatile shrubs. The flowers are borne in large clusters and are usually scented. Good for hedging, specime...
This group emerged in the mid-nineteenth century and evolved to eventually supersede the Bourbons in Victorian times as the most popular race of roses. They vary from high-centred, very double flowers to blowsy blooms with va...
These are the older Hybrid Teas. They are usually perfumed and are of complex ancestry. They have stood the test of time to become classics in their own right.
