Fragrant roses

All roses are beautiful, but fragrant roses are extraordinary. This guide lists the best types of fragrant roses and includes helpful growing tips.

See all of our roses organized into color families.

If you love strongly scented roses, you’ll want to fill your garden with this list of roses with intense perfume. In this article, our gardening expert and rose enthusiast outlines her list of the top most fragrant roses to grow in the garden!

Own Root - All of our pink rose bushes at Heirloom Roses are own root, which means they will produce more blooms, be more hardy, and stay true to variety throughout their lifetimes, contrary to grafted roses. One Gallon - All of our pink rose plants are 12-16 months old and delivered in one gallon containers with rich soil. Hardiness Zones: 5-9 Exceptionally Fragrant & Continual Blooming - Will bloom continually throughout the growing season. Approximate Size: 5' x 4' - This is the…

Which are the best scented roses to make your garden smell like heaven on earth? Read our full-length Scented Letter magazine feature here (for free!)

Tickling the senses with their delicate charm and incredible beauty, English Roses are also renowned for their powerful and delightful fragrances.

Color and greenery are important, these plants with fragrant flowers will please your nose.

Roses are famous for their exquisite, colorful flowers and intoxicating, slightly sweet fragrance. While most roses add a wonderful smell to the summer garden, some roses are more fragrant than others. In this article, I’ll explore 25 of the most fragrant roses. What Do Roses Smell Like? Like many flowers, roses primarily release their scent [...] The post 25 Most Fragrant Roses for a Blissful Garden Experience appeared first on Petal Republic.