The current climate is ideal for roses

Which Roses Suit YOUR Garden? (3-Trait Match Guide)

Choosing the best roses for your garden can be overwhelming with thousands of varieties available. But by matching 3 key traits—sunlight, space, and climate—you can find roses that suit YOUR conditions perfectly. This rose selection guide will help you pick the right blooms effortlessly.

Roses in very good light

1. Light Requirements: Which Roses Thrive in YOUR Sunlight?

Roses are typically sun-loving plants, so the first thing you should do is to assess the light conditions in your growing environment.

Ideal light: at least 4-6 hours of direct sunlight per day, with full sunlight being the best.

Recommendations for balcony planting:

  • South-facing balcony: plenty of light, suitable for most rose varieties.
  • West-facing balconies: Fairly light, some sun-tolerant varieties can still grow well.
  • East-facing balcony: weak light, need to be careful to choose shade-tolerant varieties.
  • North-facing balcony or indoor: insufficient light, not recommended for growing roses.

Low light adapted varieties are recommended:

  • Free Spirit
  • Jubilee Celebration

Roses in more open environments

2. Space Considerations: Best Roses for Small or Large Gardens

Roses grow in a variety of forms, so consider whether you have enough space to grow them.

  • Large vining roses (e.g. Lonza Gem): suitable for gardens, terraces or open balconies, need plenty of space to climb.
  • Miniature roses (balcony roses): suitable for small spaces, such as windowsills or closed balconies.

Recommended balcony-friendly varieties:

  • Juicy Terrace
  • Scarlet Goblin
  • Romantic Bico

The current climate is ideal for roses

3. Climate Match: Heat-Tolerant & Cold-Hardy Roses

Climatic conditions in different regions will affect the growth performance of roses, so you need to choose varieties that are adapted to the local environment.

  • Northern florists: most varieties can be planted, with proper winter protection.
  • Southern florists: give preference to varieties with strong heat resistance, avoid single-season flowering vines (such as some classical roses), which may not bloom well in warmer regions.

Heat-tolerant varieties recommended:

  • Quick Punch
  • Juliet Cut Flower
  • Claude Monet
  • Red Lonza Gem

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