Red Climbing Roses
Jazz up a quiet corner of your home with some stunning red climbing roses. The most classic of the colors, it’s easy to see why they’re so popular, as they immediately draw your attention. Climbing roses bloom in the spring and summer, so be sure to plant them somewhere you plan to spend a lot of time. This way, you can enjoy all they have to offer. When purchasing your red roses, ensure you ask for a climbing variety that can be trained to run along your walls or fences.
Shaped Rose Garden Beds
Flagstone Rose Bed
Make the most of spaces that are more flagstone than garden by planting majestic roses as a focal point. These tallish rose trees, in various colors, completely steal the show, and rightly so. Roses in a relatively constrained environment (like this one) are also easier to care for, as all they need is regular watering, feeding, and maintenance.
A Rosy Walkway
This is the perfect design for those looking to go all out with their rose garden. The well-placed beds serve to create a walkway between hundreds of beautiful blooms. Great for a larger landscape, be warned that multiple rose beds are pretty high maintenance. However, they’re worth it, especially with how romantic and aesthetic this garden looks.
Cottage Rose Garden Ideas
Make the most of a small garden with bordered circular beds. In this design, large stones create an edging that is both practical and aesthetic. Roses of different colors and sizes give depth and perspective to this cottage, brightening the home’s overall appearance.
Roses in Different Colors
If it’s color you’re after, roses are definitely the right choice for your garden. With so many options available, create incredible garden beds by planting a variety of colors together. These long stem roses are bright and vibrant and can be picked at leisure to adorn the inside of your home, too.
A Front Door Arbor
A rose climbing trellis arbor is a welcoming way to lead guests right to your front door.
Corner Climbing Roses
Another excellent idea for decorating your pergola is to plant rose trees along its corners. This way, they’ll grow up along its edges (with the help of a trellis), forming a beautiful, romantic enclosure.
A Rose Tree Hideaway
An overgrown rose garden is a perfect aesthetic for this little nestled-away cottage. The trees provide privacy and create a lovely view, whether you’re inside or outside the home.
One Perfect Rose Bush
Sometimes less is more. And if you don’t have a lot of garden space to play in, there’s nothing wrong with planting and caring for one perfectly manicured rose tree. It’ll bring you blooms year after year and provides a stunning viewpoint for guests.
