7 Types of Roses That Are Easy to Grow ...

7 Types of Roses That Are Easy to Grow ...
By Heather

I know that gardening is something that can be really relaxing, especially if you know about roses that are easy to grow! If you've been dying to grow and tend to a rose bush, but have no idea about roses that are easy to grow, take a look below. I've come up with the top 7 roses that are super easy to grow and that you'll be able to tend to in no time at all!

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1. Knock out Rose

Knock out Rose Finding the right roses that are easy to grow isn't an easy task, but the Knock Out rose is absolutely beautiful – and bears masses of roses! It's super easy to grow, super easy to take care of and it's completely disease resistant! That means that you'll have beautiful roses all season long! This particular rose grows about 3 feet tall and it has some amazing roses on it!

2. Hybrid Tea Roses

Hybrid Tea Roses One of the most commonly known roses that are easy to care for are the hybrid tea roses! These roses are not only super popular, but they are very easy to care for. They are the no-fuss rose for rose-lovers everywhere. These particular roses can be seen in a lot of formal gardens, but that doesn't mean that's always where they belong!

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3. Floribundas Roses

Floribundas Roses If you've ever seen these beautiful roses, you probably know that they are typically referred to as cluster flowers. They have a fantastic bloom shape and they are very well-mannered and will provide you with a ton of flowers that you can make arrangements for! They are also super easy to care for!

4. Flower Carpet Scarlet Roses

Flower Carpet Scarlet Roses I think that this particular variety of rose is one for the books. Not only will it fill out your landscaping project, but it's a beautiful rose that is incredibly easy to care for. It gets to be about 3 feet tall and the scarlet-red blooms are all in clusters and are all beautiful!

5. Paint the Town Roses

Paint the Town Roses If you've ever wondered what these beautiful roses are, they are all about painting the town! These flowers are perfect blooms and they are ideal to cover any of the ground in a sunny spot! It's about 3 feet tall typically and they are completely disease-resistant, which makes them very easy to grow!

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6. Little Mischief Rose

Little Mischief Rose I love the name of these lovely roses, but that doesn't mean that this particular rose is hard to maintain at all. It's actually a variety of rose that doesn't let any diseases bother it, which means that you'll have flowers all season long and they will be beautifully red that will fade into hot pink as they age.

7. Snowdrift Roses

Snowdrift Roses Ah, these particular roses are some of my favorite roses, all because of the color. They are beautifully pristine white and they produce some of the best full-white flowers ever! This particular bush gets to be about 4 feet tall and it's a hardy shrub! This would be an ideal shrub for anyone that is looking to add a bit of elegance to their garden!

So girlfriends, now that you understand exactly what roses are super easy to grow, are you going to start your own rose garden? Share your details with me! I'd love to hear about all of your beautiful gardening ideas!

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Can I grow these types of roses in Seattle weather as well?Please suggest , I am a great rose lover

Since moving to Colorado, I've been unsuccessful with any gardening, including roses. At least I was able to plant my favorite rose bush at my mothers down in the south. It's a hybrid tea called Scentamental, yes with that spelling, and it's been thriving for over 5 years. Only issues we've had is fighting 'da black spots', arrg!

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