Roses for hedges
Roses make wonderful hedges. They flower abundantly summer through to autumn, bringing colour and often fragrance to the garden. Also they are ideal for attracting pollinators and provide shelter for the birds. Most are thorny, so as well as looking beautiful they form a secure barrier too.
Plants (111)
Rosa William Shakespeare 2000 = 'Ausromeo'
Shrub rose
Rosa Windrush = 'Ausrush'
Shrub rose
Rosa woodsii
Wild shrub rose
Rosa x alba 'Alba maxima'
Alba rose, Jacobite rose, Great Double white, Cheshire rose
Rosa x centifolia 'De Meaux'
Centifolia rose
Rosa x damascena 'Versicolor'
Damask rose, York and Lancaster rose
Rosa x damascena var. semperflorens
Autumn Damask rose
Rosa x harrisonii 'Williams' Double Yellow'
Spinosissima hybrid rose, Old Scotch yellow
Rosa York Minster = 'Harquest'
Floribunda (cluster-flowered) rose
Rosa rugosa
Rugosa rose, Ramanas rose, Japanese rose, Turkestan rose, Hedgehog rose
Rosa 'Agnes'
Rugosa rose
Rosa 'Maiden's Blush'
Alba rose
Rosa 'Perfect Moment'
Floribunda (cluster-flowered) rose
Rosa 'Rosemary Rose'
Floribunda (cluster-flowered) rose
Rosa Bredon = 'Ausbred'
Shrub rose