11 Dazzling Types of Roses

These roses have woody stems that can be trained to climb up trellises, walls, and fences.

Pictured: Rosa 'Lady Banks'

Also known as David Austin roses, these flowers combine the best of old and modern roses and have strong fragrances.

Pictured: Rosa 'Molineux'

Originally created by crossing hybrid tea roses with polyantha roses, floribundas produce big clusters of blooms.

Pictured: Rosa 'Queen Elizabeth'

These roses were produced by crossing floribunda roses with hybrid tea roses. They have tall stems and large flowers.

Pictured: Rosa 'Cherry Parfait'

These very popular types of roses have the classic bud flower shape. They include selections like 'Double Delight' and 'Mr. Lincoln.'

Pictured: Rosa 'Neptune'

Also known as a ground cover rose, these flowers are produced in mounds and grow low to the ground. Learn more about ground cover roses here.

Pictured: Rosa 'Pink Drift'

Also known as cabbage roses, these flowers have dense clusters of petals and are very fragrant.

Pictured: Rosa 'Rose des Peintres'

These very old roses are also known by the scientific name Rosa × damascena and are sometimes called the roses of Castile.

Pictured: Rosa 'La Ville de Bruxelles'

These popular climbing roses were cultivated in South Carolina. They can stand up to winter temperatures, and they can clamber up supports like trellises and walls.

Pictured: Rosa 'Blush Noisette'

These roses are compact and produce an abundance of blooms, making them great for containers. They're also known as multiflora roses.

Pictured: Rosa 'Mignonette'

These roses flower repeatedly during the year, and they have classic, broad blooming shapes and strong floral fragrances.

Pictured: Rosa x borboniana 'Variegata di Bologna'