The rose (Rosa), better known as the rose plant, is an elegant and decorative plant with beautiful, striking flowers, valued for its ornamental appeal, rich colours, and often delightful fragrance.
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Rose – a classic and versatile garden favourite with rich history and colour
The rose (Rosa) is one of the most iconic and beloved garden plants in the world, characterised by its beautiful, often fragrant flowers in a wide range of colours – from white and soft pink to deep red and warm yellow. Roses belong to the rose family (Rosaceae) and include both wild species and thousands of cultivated varieties that have been used in gardens, parks, and floral arrangements for centuries.
Roses are admired for their timeless beauty, symbolism, and versatility. They are valued for their ornamental appeal and are widely used as cut flowers, climbing plants, hedges, or as striking specimens in borders.
Unique beauty and wide variety
Roses grow as shrubs, climbers, or ground cover plants, with upright, arching, or trailing stems that are often equipped with thorns. The compound, fresh green leaves create an attractive contrast with the lush blooms.
With over 300 wild species and thousands of cultivars, there is a suitable rose for almost every garden style and application. The flowers range from single to richly double forms and vary greatly in fragrance, from intensely aromatic to subtly fresh.
Location and care
Roses thrive best in a sunny, well-drained position with good air circulation. They prefer fertile soil that is neither too wet nor too dry. Regular care promotes healthy growth and abundant flowering.
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Sunlight: at least 6 hours of direct sunlight per day
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Soil: fertile, well-drained soil
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Water: keep the soil evenly moist, especially during dry periods
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Care: prune in spring to encourage shape and flowering