Shrub roses are roses that reach a height of up to 200 cm and therefore need space for their growth in the garden. Basically, all roses grow as shrubs, and the varieties specifically designated as shrub roses grow larger in size than other rose classes. In order for them to develop their full size and beauty, the cut should not be too strong. The growth of shrub roses is upright, bushy and mostly this rose class is very robust and sometimes thrives very well even with little or no plant protection.
However, it can take a while for a shrub rose to reach its full size. It is therefore advisable to plant several plants at a distance of about 50 cm from each other, so that you can enjoy a green and flowering rose splendour earlier. Shrub roses are also particularly suitable in combination with perennials and other low flowers and can beautify the garden with their rich flowers.
