Groundcover roses blooming all summer

Planting and care rules

Before you start planting a rose, you need to prepare the correct area for its growth.

The sun is very important for such plants, therefore they are planted in spacious, well-ventilated and well-lit areas. Trees that will cast shadows should not be placed next to each other.

In the shade, roses also bloom, but this will be a weak and rather short flowering.

As for the soil, here the park rose is not too pretentious. But if you want the plant to root quickly and gain strength, you need loose earth. Light soils are mixed with manure, but peat is recommended to be added to heavy ones.

The optimal time for planting a park rose is early September. It is this period that will help the plant to adapt sufficiently before the cold comes. Plants are planted in whole groups, but if you want to plant roses one by one, this is also acceptable. Consider how best to land.

One of the most important steps in care is watering

It is important to consider the type of soil. If these are sandy lands, then they dry out quite quickly, and the frequency of watering will have to be increased.

If the earth is clay, it, on the contrary, will hold water for a long time. In hot and dry weather, roses are watered daily, on cloudy days, the amount of water supply can be limited to 3 times a week

Pay attention to the wind: the stronger it is, the more water you need to give the plant. There have been cases that in a strong wind the bushes dried out, even having received a large amount of liquid

It is better to water park roses in the morning, until the weather clears up too much. Thanks to this simple technique, you can protect the leaves from burns, and at the same time from many diseases. A large watering can or hose is used for watering. Even if you have an irrigation system, experts recommend at least occasionally watering the roses with a hose. Strong pressure destroys the spider mite, which is one of the most annoying pests in the garden and vegetable garden.

The second point of care that should be taken into account is timely pruning.

However, you should not be too zealous here: it is important to remove only those shoots that have become too old, rotten, and sick. Pruning is carried out and at the end of flowering, only faded buds are removed instead of shoots

Stop pruning at the very end of summer: before September

Pruning is carried out and at the end of flowering, only faded buds are removed instead of shoots. They stop pruning at the very end of summer: before September.

Before the cold weather begins, most varieties of roses must be covered for the winter. To do this, you need to remove the leaves from the shoots, bend them and attach them to the ground. Some adult bushes with a developed root system can be quite problematic to bend down, since there is a risk of breaking the trunk. But here, too, there is a solution: dig it up a bit and start bending the root slowly. When the root gives in, the plant can be completely bent down. Then the park rose is covered. For this purpose, spruce branches are usually used.

Varieties and photos

Blushing bride

Climbing rose variety capable of growing up to five meters. Flexible stems are covered with dense, dark green, healthy foliage. Flowers, white with a cream shade, are collected in lush inflorescences. Long-lasting flowering throughout the season.

The aroma is not pronounced, the plant has a high degree of disease resistance, great for decorating gazebos, arches, fences. Winters well under cover.

Alexandre girault

A climbing rose hybrid, reaching a height of 3.5 - 5 m. It has a small number of thorns.The foliage is glossy, dark green in color. Flowers, carmine-pink saturated shade, flowers have curved petals and reach 5-6 cm in diameter. Appearing in abundance on the bush, they fill the garden with a rich fruity aroma.

Due to its tallness, this variety is successfully used to decorate gazebos or any vertical surfaces. The plant has an average degree of resistance to disease and rain, tolerates shade, requires winter shelter.

Banksiae Banksiae

Belongs to the group of small-flowered climbing roses. It reaches a height of 4-7 meters, the shoots are flexible and practically devoid of thorns. The leaves are elongated, shiny. Early and abundant flowering. Small white-cream flowers with a characteristic violet scent, collected in large inflorescences. The plant is weakly hardy and needs good shelter.

Wartburg

The variety belongs to the group of multiflora hybrids. A vigorous bush has smooth shoots without thorns. Raspberry pink, small, double flowers, no more than 2 cm in diameter, collected in 35-40 pieces in large, inflorescences. Abundant flowering, one-time, for 25-30 days.

Heritage

One of the best and most popular English roses. A modern, hardy, re-flowering multi-hybrid.

The flowers are dense, heavy, pastel pink in color. The plant can reach one and a half meters in height. With proper care, the bush is almost not bare from below, expands upward and is quite spreading.

Lush foliage and elongated shoots are formed around the third year of the plant's life. The foliage is dark green, large, the shoots are practically devoid of thorns. The variety is resistant to precipitation, blooms only in sunny areas, does not tolerate even a light shade.

Mme alfred carriere

Belongs to the group of noisette roses. This old variety can grow up to five meters, has half-leafy, thornless shoots. Flowering begins early, throughout the season the plant pleases with large pale pink flowers with a delicate aroma. Poorly tolerates cold, requires very careful shelter for the winter (which varieties of roses do not require shelter?).

Maria Liesa

Tall variety, can reach three meters. The plant is powerful, with strong shoots practically without thorns. Leaves are dark green, small, pointed, glossy. Flowering is long, single.

Cup-shaped, double, crimson-pink flowers with a white center and yellow stamens are collected in inflorescences. The plant perfectly survives precipitation and frost down to -25 degrees.

Marie-jeanne

Belongs to the group of low polyanthus roses, the height of the plant does not exceed one meter. The bush is compact, practically without thorns. The foliage is dense, round, dark green in color. Small white flowers bloom in lush inflorescences at the ends of the shoots. The aroma is medium. The shrub is resistant to diseases, hibernates under cover.

Crimson Rambler

Differs in intensive growth, as a result of which, it is able to quickly braid surfaces. On average, the plant is 4 meters tall.

It is preferable to plant on the south side, but this variety will cope with partial shade.

The flowers are small, up to 5 cm in diameter, fiery carmine-red in color, collected in inflorescences of 40-50 pieces. Flowering is single, lasts a little more than a month. The plant is odorless. In the presence of shelter, it calmly tolerates frosts down to -30 degrees.

Coat of arms rose

Vigorous, up to four meters, a hybrid of a climbing rose, blooming throughout the season with bright pink fragrant flowers, collected in inflorescences of 3-5 pieces. Shoots with sparse thorns and dark green shiny leaves. The plant tolerates partial shade, has an average degree of resistance to rain and disease.

Paul Trenson

A fast growing rose with salmon pink flowers similar to pompons. The first wave of flowering is very abundant, after which individual flowers bloom throughout the season. The shoots are flexible, almost without thorns, covered with light green foliage.The plant can reach a height of three meters, endures partial shade, has an average degree of resistance to powdery mildew and black spot.

The best varieties and their characteristics

More and more flower growers, making their own rose garden, pay attention to ground cover roses. Among the many known varieties, several names are recognized as the best for our climatic zones, according to reviews of Russian flower growers

• "Ahtiar" is a large white rose that blooms once a summer, but with a very long flowering period. A tall shrub with flexible drooping branches up to 1.5 m long is used to decorate green hedges or borders, but can be grown in standard form.
• Fair Play is a semi-double rose with flowers ranging from pale pink at the base to fuchsia at the edge and has a light aroma. A bush with drooping one and a half meter lashes in height can also reach a length of 1.5 m. It blooms up to three times per summer.
• "Fiona" (Fiona) - pink-red double flower with a diameter of 70-80 mm, collected in inflorescences, on a tall bush with drooping shoots pleases with continuous flowering from the beginning of summer until the first frost.

• "Hello" (Hello) - a low creeping bush with large dense double flowers, changing color from dark red to rich cherry, withstands frosts down to -30 ° C. The odorless flowers have the thickest doubleness of all varieties of ground cover roses.
• "Ballerina" - simple flowers with a transition from white in the center to pink at the edges, collected in lush inflorescences, have a delicate aroma with a light musky note. During flowering, the size of the flowers increases. Tall bushes with drooping branches form a spherical shape.
• "Scarlet" - a red double rose on a short bush with dark glossy foliage is recognized as one of the most adaptable and resistant varieties.

In addition to the listed varieties, the most beautiful of ground cover roses take root and bloom just as well in the Russian open spaces.

• "Amber Cover" - amber-yellow rose with large semi-double flowers smells pleasantly of wild rose. Spherical flowers look gorgeous on a tall bush among dark green foliage.
• "Jazz" (Jazz) - self-cleaning bush with small semi-double flowers of beautiful colors: copper-orange at the beginning of flowering, gradually acquire a peach color. Abundantly flowering bushes are well suited for massifs, but can be grown in small groups or in narrow plantings.
• "Swany" - white with a pale pink center, dense double flowers of the best variety of ground cover roses bloom on a low spreading bush with small evergreen leaves. Thanks to the shape of the bush, the rose looks good on the slopes or on the trellis. It blooms up to three times during the growing season.

But each gardener chooses flowers that he likes, so for some, completely different varieties of roses will be the best. The main thing is to choose the right variety in accordance with the place where the flowers are to grow.

Preparing for landing

The estimated landing site must initially be dug up

When digging, it is also important to remove the roots of the weeds from the ground. After the procedure, the soil is loosened with an appropriate tool

It is necessary to prepare the entire proposed area where flowers will grow. Ground cover roses grow quickly enough, so very soon the whole territory will be overgrown with a bush.

To plant the root, you need to dig a hole half a meter deep and wide. The distance between the bushes should be between thirty centimeters and a meter. Do not worry if the existing root of the bush is small and frail, very soon it will grow and will be able to show all its strength.

Variants of use in the decor of the site

Regardless of the size of the gardening site, it is usually divided into different zones: barbecue cooking, playground, flower garden, paths, rose garden, pool, coniferous plantations.Groundcover roses work well for separation with an interesting color note. Densely planted, they turn into a real hedge, which, however, can be crossed.

Wicker containers with a well-groomed rose bush can be placed around the perimeter of the garden bench, at the entrance to the house, or on the terrace. In this case, caring for flowers will be simplified (no weeds, you do not need to bend for pruning), in addition, the bushes themselves will look more neat.

To create a multi-level composition of roses of different varieties, use long pots. The most preferred form in this case would be a step flower garden. The pots can be placed on real steps, or similarly placed on a small slope.

Ground cover roses will also become a colored basis for a climbing rose arch: where there are no flowers from a tall neighbor, low-growing varieties will give them. Here you should carefully approach the combination of colors: plants with different flowers (blue and yellow) and approximately the same shades will also look good.

Possible diseases

Like any other flowers, border roses are sometimes subject to disease and pest attacks. To prevent the appearance of insects, it is recommended to plant flowers next to onions, sage and marigolds. Thanks to this, spider mites, aphids, sawflies and caterpillars will never appear on them. In addition, it is necessary to periodically carry out preventive treatment of the bushes with infusions of garlic, onions and calendula. In case of mass appearance of pests, chemical agents such as "Aktara", "Sunmight", "BI-58" should be used.

As for diseases, miniature roses are most often susceptible to black spot, powdery mildew, alteriosis and rust. To protect the culture from the above diseases will help its treatment with a solution of copper sulfate, nitrophenol and DNOC, which is carried out both before the bushes are sheltered for the winter, and after they are opened. Moderate watering will also help to avoid many fungal diseases.

Bright design solutions with low-growing roses in the garden

And now it's time to discuss the most interesting. Professionals will tell you how best to use ground cover roses in garden design.

Option # 1 - languid gazebo

Ah, France, the times of Angelica and the Louvre balls! These are the thoughts that can visit your head in the evening gazebo entwined with white or pink ground cover roses. Rose lovers in the garden must have such a gazebo, or they have long dreamed of creating one. You do not need to dream for a long time, because this is a completely feasible business.

Arches of multi-colored weaving roses are a stylish design solution for a summer cottage. Romance and delicate aroma - what you will feel while walking in such a garden

Plant the gazebo outside with rose bushes so that there is a meter between the roses. These flowers can be trailed on a fishing line or a regular rope. In order for the rose to completely encircle the gazebo, it will take a year and a half. It is best to choose a variety with long, curly stems and dense flowering. A rose such as Ideal, Little Darling, Scarlett Jam and others will do.

Option # 2 - pink cascade

The varieties of ground cover roses planted in steps look very beautiful. To do this, make a multi-level flower bed and plant different varieties of roses at each step. For such a design idea, absolutely any varieties are suitable. An even cascade effect can be achieved by trimming the roses as they grow.

The scarlet weaving ground cover rose near a small artificial stream surrounded by coniferous trees looks fabulous

Option # 3 - fragrant veranda

You can feel like a real English lord or lady on a summer morning veranda framed with roses. After all, the most pleasant morning start is early tea in a pink aroma. You can decorate the veranda of the house with roses in different ways: pots with roses, long flower beds, or weaving varieties of roses from the street.For pots on the veranda or balcony, you need to choose miniature, unpretentious varieties of roses covering the soil: Mariatheresia, Apricot Clementine and other beautiful species.

An excellent decor for the porch is a flower bed of ground cover roses. 1 - Red blanket rose, 2 - Patte de Velours variety, 3 - tenacious border, 4 - dwarf thuja

Option # 4 - delicate borders

Borders of roses along paths or lawns look original and gentle. A green lawn can be contrasted with a red, pink or white border of these extraordinary plants. Such a living pink hedge can profitably hide the defects of the fence, walls, or simply revive the boring landscape around the house. Be sure to build a small white bench near the pink border, on which you will relax with your favorite book from working in the garden, or just doze off in the exquisite scent of roses.

A small white groundcover rose will brighten up any old container, such as an old wooden trough.

A white groundcover rose refreshes the yard. A flower bed of such a rose will look great at the gate, at the entrance to the house or even in the middle of the yard

Option # 5 - bright rose garden

Well, what kind of rose lover is without a rose garden? A flower bed of roses is the best decorative element for a yard or garden. Here, let your imagination run wild and plant the brightest and most unique varieties of ground cover roses. Flower beds of round roses, corner flower beds and rabatki look good. You can colorfully decorate the foreground of a flower garden with an ordinary rose with low-growing roses. Rosaries look best in central areas of the garden, near the water, or in front of the entrance.

A rose garden of white low-growing roses looks stylish near brick fences and borders

Many gardeners sincerely consider ground cover roses to be the main decoration of their garden. And you can agree with them without hesitation. Rose is a noble, beautiful and desirable flower. Combine your short roses with lavender flowers, poppies, asters, irises, phlox and other crops. With the help of a ground cover rose, you can create a fabulous site design and fill it with a unique aroma. Plant roses and they will forever take root not only in the flower garden, but also in your heart.

The best varieties and their characteristics

Shrub roses are very diverse in their species composition. You can find a copy for every taste and color. But some of the most popular spray roses are those bred by breeder D. Austin. These are the so-called English roses, which combine the genes of floribunda, bourbon rose and hybrid tea.

For example, Spirit of Freedom has a truly gorgeous look: flowers with an abundant number of petals in the form of a bowl, which acquire a lilac color as the plant develops. This garden rose is resistant to many diseases. The bush grows up to 2.5 meters in height.

The Albrighton Rambler is another wonderful musky-scented strain discovered by David Austin. This rose is distinguished by abundant flowering with white flowers, collected in inflorescences, up to 5 centimeters in diameter. There is a button in the middle of the flower. This rose is rain resistant and the leaves are resistant to many diseases.

Abrahamdarby is a climbing rose with heavy peach flowers that bend down the shoots. Benjaminbritten is a short bush with bright rosette red flowers. A very unpretentious variety that is resistant to fungi. He only dislikes heavy showers that spoil the crown of the bush.

Shrub roses are popular, which belong to the Shraba class. Westerland is a rose variety of this class that is interesting in that it can be grown both as an upright specimen and as a climbing rose. Shoots reach 3.5 meters, leaves are complex, glossy, dark green. Flowers can be from light yellow to pink, semi-double and very large. They reach a diameter of 10 cm. One flower lives for about 5 days.

There are popular varieties of French roses.

They differ from other species in the following features:

• mostly small-flowered;
• shoots are directed up;
• double flowers of red shades;
• amazing aroma;
• many small sharp spines.

Bright representatives of French roses are such varieties as "Galika" and "Cardinal Richelieu". The latter have an interesting double-sided color of flowers: one side is purple and the other is pink. Hybrid tea roses have small bushes and two flowering periods with a short break. The flowers are large - up to 10 cm in diameter. Very well suited for decorating small home areas. A variety of hybrid tea roses "Flamingo" has a pale pink color, as the name implies. The flowers are solitary, the flowering period is very long - from the beginning of June to the very frost.

"Big Purple" is an excellent representative of the purple hybrid tea rose. The flower has 35 petals, up to 15 centimeters in diameter. Quite frost-resistant species and, despite its some exoticism, is suitable even for growing in the Moscow region. Floribunda is another popular type of spray roses. Its varieties are very winter-hardy, which allows the floribunda to be used as a park. Flowers are collected in inflorescences.

"Lily Marlene" are plants with bright red flowers up to 8 cm in diameter. The bushes reach half a meter in height, characterized by their abundant greenery. Almost not susceptible to any diseases, except for powdery mildew. They are perfect for any area and have another enviable advantage - a very long flowering period. Lily Marlene blooms all summer.

"Niccolo Paganini" is more suitable for the warmer regions of the country. Very beautiful burgundy flowers have a velvety texture. There are about 12 buds in the inflorescence. For this variety to thrive, it needs a fairly fertile soil.

Speaking of bush roses, one cannot fail to mention climbing varieties that are very popular for landscape design. For example, the well-known and beloved by many gardeners, "Excels". The variety is very old, it was bred at the beginning of the 20th century. This lovely rose has bright pink flowers with a fragrant, stunning scent. It grows very quickly. The undoubted decorative qualities of this rose are accompanied by absolute unpretentiousness and ease of care. "Excelsa" easily tolerates frosts, grows in unfertilized soils.

Compositions with roses

No matter how long the roses bloom, this period does not cover the entire warm season. Therefore, rosaries that include, in addition to roses, other flowers are very popular. Those serve as a backdrop for the main culture and create decorativeness before and after its flowering.

This composition is called a mixborder. For example, to make the flower garden look attractive in spring, when the roses are just getting ready to release the first buds, perennials and spring bulbs are planted with them: poppies, irises, primroses, peonies, lupins, etc.

By the time the flowers appear on the rose, these plants will have faded, so there is no need to worry about compatibility.

After roses, the flower bed will be decorated with flowers with autumn decorativeness, planted here. Plants blooming simultaneously with rose bushes are also present in the mixborder

It is important to choose the right "environment" so that it serves only as a favorable background and does not distract the attention of the observer.

Plants go well with roses:

1. with inflorescences extended upward (in harmony with rounded bowl-shaped pink flowers): sage, delphinium, aconite, foxglove, bell, hydrangea;
2. with a small bud and openwork inflorescences (emphasize the large size of roses): yarrow ptarmica, burnet, asparagus, basil, gypsophila paniculata;
3. with elongated flowers: clematis, daylilies, curly, tubular and Asiatic lilies.

With ground cover roses in combined flower beds, they are most often planted:

• in the lower tier - cuffs, bells, irises;
• on average - delphinium, dahlias, foxglove;
• in the accent - bulbous primroses, lilies, clematis.

Fits perfectly into the rose garden of violet clematis (varieties Integrifolia and Viticella). The composition will be significantly enriched by the beautiful foliage of small hosts, geyher, wormwood, cineraria.

The most successful complex flower beds are obtained with multi-flowered types of roses - ground cover, polyanthus, floribunda.

Climbing Rose Care Sympathy

Climbing rose sympathy unpretentious. She survives a drop in temperature well, is resistant to adverse conditions. Minimal care is still needed.

Watering and loosening

The plant needs to be watered infrequently, just one moistening every 10-14 days is enough. Climbing rose Sympathy prefers morning watering. Take warm, settled water. Up to 3 buckets of water are poured under an adult bush at a time.

After watering, the soil is mulched - this will retain moisture and prevent weeds from growing. Take humus or manure mixed with compost or soil.

Top dressing

Mineral dressing is carried out after planting after 2 years. Use mixtures for flower crops.

Climbing rose Sympathy responds well to organic fertilizers. Manure is used for this. On one part of it, 10 parts of water are taken, kept for 10 days, then another 10 parts of water are poured. Ash is added to the solution.

As organic matter, you can take bird droppings. In this case, after infusion, add 20 parts of water.

During the warm period, top dressing is carried out 2-3 times.

Trimming and shaping

Climbing Rose Sympathy requires periodic pruning. In springtime, weak, broken shoots are removed. In autumn, branches that have faded are removed. Thus, the bush is rejuvenated.

A young bush is formed. At the age of 2 years, up to 7 skeletal branches are left, the rest are cut off. After 4 years, they are replaced with younger ones. In the future, one rejuvenation is repeated at 4-5 years. Experienced gardeners gradually replace one lash per year.

Protection from diseases and pests

Plant pests - spider mites, thrips, aphids.

Ticks are destroyed by treating the shrub with an infusion of wormwood, yarrow, and makhorka. Take 40 g per 1 liter of water.

To combat aphids, use a solution of laundry soap.

Advice! Marigolds planted nearby, treatment with a decoction of nettle and horsetail scare off pests.

If folk remedies do not work, use insecticides. For example, drugs will destroy thrips: "Karbofos", "Fufanon", "Inta-vir".

Of the diseases, bark cancer and powdery mildew are noted.

Powdery mildew is identified by white spots on the leaves. The disease manifests itself actively during periods of high humidity and temperatures, in July or August. The plant stops growing, flowering. The bush may die. As a warning, it is treated with Bordeaux liquid. The first time - after the winter shelter is removed, again - with a shoot height of 20 cm.

Bark cancer manifests itself after the removal of the shelter. Small red or brown spots are visible on the bark. Gradually, their size becomes larger, they cover the shoot in a ring. Such shoots are cut out, grabbing the healthy part from below, and burned. This fungal disease spreads in winter when there is high humidity under cover. As a preventive measure:

• limit the introduction of nitrogen fertilizers in the fall;
• increase feeding with potash formulations;
• air the bush during thaws in winter;
• cover in a timely manner in the fall and remove the shelter in the spring;
• remove infected shoots.

Black spot is identified by dark spots on the leaves. Over time, they become larger, the leaves fall off. The treatment with Bordeaux liquid of the bush and the soil under it helps. Take a 3% solution.

Gray rot affects all aerial parts of the rose. The same Bordeaux liquid helps. The processing is repeated after a short time.

Shelter for the winter

Climbing Rose Sympathy requires shelter for the cold season. It is removed from the support, diseased shoots are removed, twisted in a ring, laid and pinned to the ground. Spruce branches or foliage are placed under the bush. You can also put spruce branches on top, any covering material. Shelter after the onset of low temperatures down to -6 degrees. If a film is used, make sure that it does not touch the shoots, provide air access.

General description and subgroups of ground cover roses

The group of ground cover includes roses that have a number of common features:

• the ability of the bush to grow strongly to the sides;
• the ability to abundant and long-lasting flowering;
• the presence of dense leafy shoots with small foliage;
• frost resistance;
• disease resistance.

The height of the bush or the diameter of the flower does not matter in this case. Among the ground cover there are both high and low roses. Therefore, within the group, an additional division into several subgroups is accepted. Let's consider them in the table.

The flowers of this group of roses are both simple and double. The aroma of an individual flower is usually weak, but since up to several hundred of them bloom at the same time on each adult plant, the scent is felt even from a distance.

Each bush of ground cover roses is capable of covering an area of ​​1-3 m2

Mini roses

They are like reduced copies of ordinary roses. But this diminutiveness is their charm. The height of the bush is 20–40 cm, the flowers are small, clustered together, often double. Their small size allows you to use these roses to implement interesting landscape ideas, for example, to arrange rockeries with roses.

Typically, these roses are grafted to keep them small. They bloom from mid-summer to autumn, for a long time. The colors are very diverse: from delicate to very bright shades.

These roses, like hybrid tea, are quite demanding to care for: they need regular abundant watering and feeding, they do not tolerate dry air, are often affected by pests and do not like to be disturbed by their roots. They prefer open air, so they are completely unsuitable for home breeding.

For some reason, mini-roses stubbornly continue to try to grow in an apartment. Their size plays an important role here - it seems that these roses are "home". However, they can live in an apartment for no more than 4 months.

Most popular varieties

Halloween (Hello)

Halloween (Hello)

Low (about 50 cm), spreading bush. They are distinguished by large, densely double flowers, which, during flowering, change color from dark red to rich cherry. Flowers are odorless, but with the richest doubleness among ground cover roses. The variety is frost-resistant, immune, blooming profusely.

Swany

Swany

The bushes are high, 75-80 cm. The crown is spreading, up to 2 m in diameter. The Swanee rose stands out with evergreen small shiny foliage and large umbellate inflorescences. Each contains up to 20 double, white with a pink center, fragrant flowers. Winter-hardy and very ornamental shrub.

Ahtiar

Standard rose Ahtiar

A tall shrub with long (1.2-1.5 m) falling arched shoots. Large double flowers are collected in inflorescences. This landscape rose is used to create curbs and green hedges, and is grown in a standard culture.

Ballerina

Ballerina

Tall, up to 2 m, bush with a rounded dense crown. Winter hardy, drought and disease resistant. It blooms for a long time, continuously, until the onset of frost. Simple flowers are collected in clusters. The petals are white in the center, turning pink towards the edges. During flowering, the flowers increase in size, brighten somewhat. They have a delicate musky aroma.

Scarlet

Scarlet

One of the most hardy and adaptable varieties. Bushes are low, up to half a meter. The foliage is dark, glossy. The flowers are double, deep red. Blooms profusely, all summer and autumn

Fairy

Fairy

Seedlings take root quickly, shoots grow actively and in a short time form dense thickets up to 60 cm high. White, sometimes with a pink tinge, double flowers are collected in a brush of 30-40 pieces. Bloom from July to frost.

Amber Sun

Amber Sun

Sprawling branchy bushes, 50-60 cm in height and in width. Drooping branches. Small semi-double fragrant flowers of all shades of yellow - from copper at the beginning of flowering to cream at the end. It is appreciated for long flowering, cheerful decorativeness, resistance to frost and diseases of roses.

Matador

Matador

Low (up to half a meter) compact bushes. Scarlet semi-double flowers are grouped in brushes. One of the earliest flowering varieties, extremely disease resistant, hardy to environmental conditions. Often planted in hanging pots and containers.

Fiona

Fiona

Strong bush up to 85 cm, with long arched branches. Fragrant flowers are double, bright pink, medium-sized, collected in inflorescences. Blooms profusely from early June until frost. Winter hardy immune variety.

Most popular varieties

Below is a list of the most popular varieties of ground cover roses, which are easy to care for and unpretentious, combined with beauty and aesthetics.

Hello

The Hello variety is distinguished by its small shrub height and spreading. Flowers are densely double. In the process of flowering, they change color from red to dark cherry. The flowers are odorless, but they are distinguished by the greatest splendor and doubleness among all known varieties. Hello rose is distinguished by its high resistance to frost, good immunity and abundant flowering.

Swany

The Swanee variety is distinguished by an average height of a shrub and a wide spreading crown. The leaves of the Swanee variety are evergreen, small and shiny. Inflorescences are large in the form of umbrellas. Each inflorescence consists of 15-20 white flowers with a pink center. Flowers have a strong aroma. These creeping roses are very cold resistant.

Ballerina

The ground cover rose of the Ballerina variety is distinguished by a significant height - up to 2 meters. The crown is dense and rounded. Resistant to drought, frost and most diseases. A distinctive feature can be called a long flowering - until the onset of winter cold weather. The flowers are simple, collected in lush brushes. White petals at the edges take on a pinkish tint. The flowers have a pleasant, delicate aroma with musky notes.

Knirps

Rose Knirps is highly resistant to winter frosts and has good immunity. A distinctive feature is the good quality of the stock. These roses do not degenerate over time.

Fairy

This variety takes root and grows very quickly, forming rather dense thickets. The height of the shrub can reach 60 cm. Flowers are most often white, sometimes they can have a pinkish tint. Large racemes can have 30-40 flowers.

Bessy

The variety is distinguished by its compactness of shrubs. The flowers have a rich and vibrant color palette. Rose Bessie is highly resistant to disease. This variety is very often kept in hanging planters.

Fiona

The shrub has strong, arched branches. The flowers are small, bright pink, double, with a strong pleasant aroma. Differs in good immunity and frost resistance during cultivation.