Bush roses are ideal for beds, borders or as an isolated subject. There will be something for everyone: large flowers, polyanthas (grouped flowers), landscapers and ground covers.
The average height of a bush rose is 1 m, with the lower ground covers (0.80 m) and the large flower roses higher (1.20m).
It will be necessary to proceed with a severe pruning at the end of winter (end of February – beginning of March) about 30 to 40cm from the ground and do not forget to prune them after each flowering throughout the season so that the rose rose rises (make flowers again.)
A rising rose will bloom from May to November.
Some bush roses also exist in stem roses and climbing roses.
