Park roses - photos with the names of the best varieties

Please advise me, park roses, photos with names, if possible. I want to land them on the site, in front of the house and in the yard. I really like their double buds, besides there are so many flowers on the bushes. My usual large-flowered roses do not have this flowering.

Their spreading bushes, abundantly strewn with stuffed roses, adorned gardens even in ancient Greece. But time only diversified the varietal assortment of these plants and made them even more popular. Park roses, photos with the names of which we will look at today, are one of the most popular types of culture and the oldest. They are called old garden roses and rightly so. Previously, flowering thorny shrubs grew in the palace gardens. A little later, they began to plant city parks. And today, park roses can increasingly be found in suburban areas. What is the reason for their popularity?

Features and types of park roses

There are many varieties of park roses. This is not even a species, but a whole separate group of shrub-shaped roses. It includes old varieties, cultivated rose hips and modern hybrids. By the timing of flowering, park roses are divided into two subgroups: re-flowering and those that bloom only once, in spring.

However, despite the variety, all park roses have common characteristics:

• they grow as a large bush, require a lot of space and, over time, need anti-aging pruning;
• have good disease resistance;
• most varieties, especially old ones, have high frost resistance;
• bloom earlier than other roses, already from May.

A garden park rose is easy to recognize both in spring and autumn. In spring, it is covered with many flowers, always and in all varieties, to one degree or another, terry. And closer to autumn, in their place fruits resembling a rosehip ripen. Moreover, most roses are edible.

Park roses photo with names

You can list all the varieties for an infinitely long time. Among them are roses with a wide variety of colors, from yellow and pink to purple.

Most often there are such park roses:

1. Abraham Derby. The bush is up to 2 m in height, blooms twice with pink-apricot, large dense double roses.
2. Rugosa Hansa is the most unpretentious variety, blooming all summer. The buds are violet-pink, semi-double, smell of carnation.
3. Ferdinand Pichard. A fragrant, medium-sized bush up to 1.5 m high. Repaired variety, red-pink flowers, striped.
4. Likhtkenigin Lucia. A frost-resistant re-flowering variety up to 1.5 m high. Terry roses, yellow in color with a lighter border along the edge of the petals.
5. Schneevitchen. A very aromatic, re-flowering variety with white buds.
6. Chippendale. A representative of scrubs with very stuffed salmon-colored roses.
7. Fisherman's Friend. Another scrub with chic, stuffed purple velvet roses.

Video review of park roses