Yellow roses: photos and descriptions of bush and other varieties of flowers, names of the best varieties, including those with orange, white and green tint

Rose cultivation has a long history. The painstaking work of breeders brought forth numerous varieties and types of roses. Among the rich color palette, the yellow rose appears as a precious piece of summer generosity, which has absorbed the sun's heat and light, which you so want to take with you in the autumn and winter days.

Almost every type of rose is suitable for growing, both in the garden and at home. To do this, it is necessary to provide the rose with a fairly spacious flower pot with drainage, regular watering and top dressing. An exception would be large bushes of park and climbing roses, requiring large areas for breeding. In the article we will talk about bush, English and other best types of these beautiful flowers, give the names of popular varieties and show photos.

Description of species and varieties, their photos

Hybrid Tea

They appeared in the mid-19th century as a result of crossing Chinese and remont roses. Varieties of this group have large single buds having a delicate aroma of tea leaf and dense glossy foliage. The growth of a rose bush varies depending on the variety from 50 cm to 2 m. This group of roses is represented by varieties that are quite demanding for care.

The formation of a large rose bush requires a large supply of nutrients and a sufficient amount of sunlight.

Despite the large size of the bush of the tea-hybrid rose, there are several varieties suitable for breeding at home. "Peer Gunt" is a relatively compact variety with a height of up to 90 cm with a delicate aroma of buds, suitable for cultivation at home, in winter gardens.
It is excellent for creating standard molds. Fragrant variety "Mabella" is also suitable for growing at home. Reaches a height of 1.2 m.
Most hybrid tea roses have proven themselves as open ground plants. Varieties "Fred Howard", "Helmut Schmidt", "Narzisse" are popular among gardeners in the formation of flower groups.

Stamp

They are a group of roses grown and formed in such a way that the plants resemble trees with a round flower crown. Almost any kind of rose can be grown as a standard.

Hybrid tea, bush, climbing and even groundcover species of roses, thanks to grafting on a strong rosehip shoot, form a spectacular spherical crown at some distance from the ground.

Small grades about 60 cm high, Sunsprite and Friesia are well suited for indoor cultivation.
Coarse gradesreaching 1 m, "Gloria Dei" and "Lions Rose" are the favorites of gardening.

Ground cover

Recently gained wide popularity for its unpretentiousness, winter hardiness, long flowering and rich color palette. This group of roses is characterized by creeping stems that densely cover the land. Among them there are varieties, both with small and large flowers.

For the indoor flower garden, the medium-sized "Amber Sun" variety, which can be grown in hanging planters and baskets, is well suited.
Shoener Nutkana buds reach 9 cm in diameter and are located on 1.5 meter creeping shoots. Varieties "Pretty Star" and "Jazz" have an erect shape and reach a height of 80 cm. These varieties are good for open ground.

Bush

Shrub roses in different countries can be called roses with inflorescences, polyanthus. Flower buds of this type of roses are located close to each other, forming a kind of bouquet.

According to the classification adopted by the world federation of rose lovers' societies, this group has received the general name floribunda. Among this group there are varieties both low (about 40 cm) and larger (about 60-90 cm).

Shrub roses have proven themselves well when grown at home, as they can form a small crown with a compact root lump. When choosing a bush rose for indoor breeding, you can stop at the unpretentious cultivar "Niccolo Paganini", which has numerous inflorescences.
Mountbatten varieties of floribunda, a bright yellow cultivar up to 170 cm high and Princess Alice up to 120 cm high, are suitable for growing in mixborders.

English

The general name of the group, the creation of which in the second half of the 20th century was worked by the English breeder David Austin. This group presents a variety of hybrids created on the basis of old varieties of French, Damask and Bourbon roses, using new varieties of tea-hybrid roses and florabunda.

Unlike the old varieties, this group of roses is bred so that the flowering time is increased several times, while all the advantages of the predecessors are preserved: English rose buds have a large number of petals, a rich aroma, and a rich palette of shades.

Variety "Molineux", growing up to 60 cm, is quite suitable for indoor breeding.
The magnificent varieties of yellow roses "Caramel Antike", "Beatrice", "Toulouse Lautrec", "Charlotte", "Graham Thomas" will decorate the garden, forming lush bushes with long flowering fragrant buds,

Miniature

Dwarf roses are shrubs up to 35 cm high. Due to its small growth, this is a rather unpretentious group of roses, since it does not require a large amount of nutrients for the development of a powerful bush.

Among this group there is a wide variety of indoor rose options. The most common are Kordana, Patio and Colibri.
In garden flower groups, the dwarf rose is often used as a hedge along the paths. Abundant and prolonged flowering from May to October, the variety "Gold Symphony" makes it especially popular among landscape designers.

Varieties of yellow roses are diverse in shades and color saturation:

Yellow orange roses represented by such varieties as "Circus", "Colibri", moreover, the predominance of a particular shade depends on the mineralization of the soil.
Yellow Pink "Miss Piggy", "Gloria Dei" artists liked the combination of warm and cold shades of their petals. The predominance of the shade depends on the degree of opening of the bud.
Yellow-white roses "Golden Gate" from a group of climbing from afar they resemble a huge cloud, backlit by the sun.
Yellow green varieties presented hybrid tea roses "Limbo", "Limonade".

Rules for placement in the garden

Roses - Great Material for Landscaping. Climbing roses can serve as a backdrop for the main flower garden groups, as well as create hedges. Groundcover roses will give the English garden the effect of natural "abandonment."

Stamp roses in the French regular garden will surely solo. Varieties of tea-hybrid and English roses are good both in single plantings and as part of mixborders, in addition, when cut, they retain their bloom for a long time.

Yellow roses are a favorite among many experienced and novice gardeners. A wide variety of varieties and types of roses poses a problem for the florist, both in aesthetic and practical terms - after all, indoor rose cultivation is a much more complicated process than raising roses in the garden.

However, one should not be afraid: a sufficient amount of sunlight, a nutritious substrate and the correct drainage system will help tame the queen of flowers, especially since many varieties of roses appeared thanks to the desire to try new ways of care and maintenance.