It can reach a height and spread of 4ft and is happy in most soils, liking full sun ... roses. It produces clusters of flowers at the top of each stem and is an incredibly sturdy variety ...

Roses aren't always red — thankfully ... as it's quite compact and stays under 3 feet, both top and across. In optimal conditions (full sun and moist soils), it blooms prolifically from May ...

These roses put out long, vining canes that can be trained to grow on a trellis, arbor, fence, or other structure. Some may grow as high as 30 feet or more, while others top out at 6 feet.

These cultivars were developed in the 1980s, and unlike older varieties ... These plants, like other rose of Sharon cultivars, flower best in full sun but can also handle shadier locations ...