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| hybrid tea roses |
Hybrid teas are bred to produce one showy rose per stem.
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| floribunda roses |
Floribundas are low-growing bushes that bloom in sprays of small, usually decorative, blossoms.
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| grandiflora roses |
Grandifloras are similar to floribundas, with sprays of blooms, but their blossoms are formed like hybrid teas.
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| miniature roses |
Miniature roses are diminutive versions of other rose forms. Minis grow on their roots, so they have no bud unions.
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| climber roses |
Climbers are distinguished by the way their bushes grow; they’re hybridized to sprawl, but must be trained to ramble where you want them.
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| standard roses |
Standards, or tree roses, are bushes that bloom atop a length of rosewood that has no growth along its sides.
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