Emily Chan
English Rose
As a combination of both old-fashioned and modern rose varieties, English roses evoke an air of romance and nostalgia.
They have a delicate charm and wonderful fragrance. In your garden, they can create the perfect setting to sit and daydream, entertaining you with whimsical fantasies.
You can find English roses in a multitude of colors, from traditional pinks and whites to shades of orange and yellow.
Damask Roses
Damask roses are one of the oldest varieties of roses. Their beauty has inspired numerous poems and other works of art throughout the centuries. They are especially known for their sweet-smelling scent, which is often used for perfumes.
Damask roses can even provide some skincare benefits. They are excellent for helping scars to fade and making skin tone appear more even.
Shrub Roses
These are one of the easiest roses to care for. They don’t need as much pruning as other types, and they’re vigorous, disease-resistant growers.
So if you’re just starting out with roses, try growing shrub roses first.
Their sprawling habit makes them suitable for hedges and larger landscapes. Additionally, they come in almost every hue you can think of, so you have lots of color options!
