Rosa consists of either deciduous or semi-evergreen shrubs and climbing plants that often feature thorny stems. The leaves are typically compound and pinnate, while the flowers can appear alone or in clusters. In certain varieties, the blooms are succeeded by prominent red or purple fruits.

Rosa 'Belle San Flanders' (G)

Rosa 'Belle Vichyssoise' (N) is a robust climbing Noisette rose that can reach heights of around 4.5 meters. It features nearly thornless stems and deep green leaves. The plant produces sizable clusters of small, fully double flowers that exhibit a soft blush pink to salmon-pink hue. These blooms have a light fragrance and appear in abundance throughout the summer, with some sporadic flowering as the season progresses. This variety was first introduced in 1897.

Rosa 'Belle Vichyssoise' (N)

Rosa 'Belle Virginie'

Rosa 'Belle de Crécy' is a compact, bushy shrub characterized by its nearly thornless stems. It boasts an abundance of lush green leaves and produces highly fragrant, fully double flowers that initially display a vibrant deep cerise hue, transitioning to mauve as they mature, often featuring a green center. This variety blooms profusely in the summer season.

Rosa 'Belle de Crécy' (G)

Rosa 'Belvedere' (Ra) is a robust rambler that can reach heights of 5 meters or more. It features flexible stems that have few thorns and lush dark green leaves. In summer, it produces large clusters of double flowers in a soft lilac-pink hue. These blooms are fragrant, cupped, and open to reveal a flat shape, creating a cascading effect.

Rosa 'Belvedere' (Ra)

Rosa 'Bengale Rouge' (Ch)

Rosa 'Benjamina'

Rosa 'Bennett's Seedling' (Ra)

Rosa 'Berlin' (S)

Rosa 'Berwick'

Rosa 'Best of Luck' (F)

Rosa 'Bethan'

Rosa 'Bett's Christine' (HT)

Rosa 'Betty Curry' (HT)

Rosa 'Betty Hussey'

This bushy rose reaches a height of up to 90 cm and features matte green leaves. It produces large clusters of five-petaled pink flowers, which are paler on the inner petals and have a whitish base. Blooming profusely throughout the summer and autumn, 'Betty Prior' offers continuous floral displays.

Rosa 'Betty Prior' (F)

A robust rambler that can reach heights of over 10 meters, Rosa 'Betty Sherriff' features stems armed with prominent hooked thorns and elongated, lanceolate grey-green leaflets. In summer, it produces generous clusters of fragrant, single blooms in a soft blush-pink, emerging from reddish-pink buds. This variety blooms once per season and is followed by small orange hips. It thrives in warm locations and is well-suited for training on trees.

Rosa 'Betty Sherriff' (Ra)

Rosa 'Betty Uprichard' is a well-regarded heritage rose, reaching approximately 1 meter in height. It exhibits robust growth and features mid-green foliage. The semi-double flowers are pale salmon-pink on the exterior with a deeper hue on the reverse and produce a pleasant fragrance. This variety is known for its ability to bloom repeatedly from summer through autumn.

Rosa 'Betty Uprichard' (HT)

Rosa 'Beverley Nichols' (HT)

Rosa 'Bewitched' (HT)

Rosa 'Beyreuth' (S)

Rosa 'Bharami' (Min)

Rosa 'Big Chief' (HT)

Rosa 'Bill Bailey' (HT)

Rosa 'Bill Green'

Rosa 'Bill Lomax'

Rosa 'Bingo'

Rosa 'Bischofsstadt Paderborn' (S)

A robust, bushy rose that reaches approximately 1.5 meters in height, featuring dark green leaves with a hint of bronze. It produces elongated clusters of large, semi-double flowers that are predominantly creamy-white with a pink hue and a yellow base on each petal. This variety is known for its strong fragrance and will continue to bloom repeatedly from summer into autumn, eventually yielding small orange hips. In warmer regions, it can be cultivated as a short climber.

Rosa 'Bishop Darlington' (HM)

Rosa 'Bishop of Sherwood' (HT)

Rosa 'Bit o' Sunshine' (Min)

Rosa 'Black Ice' (F)

Rosa 'Black Prince' is a robust, large shrub that typically reaches a height of around 1.5 meters. It features thorny stems and leaves that are a mid-green hue. The plant produces large, cupped flowers that are fully double and highly aromatic, emerging from well-formed buds that exhibit a deep purplish-red color, nearly black in appearance. This rose variety blooms repeatedly from summer through autumn and was first introduced in 1866.

Rosa 'Black Prince' (HP)

Rosa 'Blairii Number One' is a climbing rose that can reach heights of approximately 3.5 meters or more. It features robust mid-green foliage and produces large, flat, fully double flowers in a delicate shade of pink. This variety is known for its strong fragrance and continuous blooming from summer through autumn. It was first introduced in the 1830s and shares similarities with the more commonly cultivated 'Blairii No. 2'.

Rosa 'Blairii Number One' (Bb)

This robust climbing rose features lush, mid-green leaves and produces fragrant, cupped blooms that are semi-double in structure. The light rose-pink flowers unfurl to reveal a deeper center, blooming from summer through autumn.

Rosa 'Blairii Number Two' (ClBb)

This robust, upright rose reaches approximately 1.5 meters in height and features lush, dark green foliage that transitions to yellow during the fall. The flowers are semi-double, pure white, and approximately 10 cm across, emerging from buds with a hint of blush. Blooming occurs from summer through autumn, with the possibility of red hips appearing afterward.

Rosa 'Blanche Double de Coubert' (Ru)

Rosa 'Blanche Moreau' (CeMo)

This robust, bushy antique rose stands at approximately 1.5 to 1.8 meters in height and features an upright growth habit alongside healthy grey-green leaves. It produces highly fragrant, semi-double white flowers that are well-formed and sizable, showcasing a subtle golden hue at the center. This variety blooms once in midsummer and thrives in partially shaded conditions. 'Blanche de Belgique' was brought to cultivation in 1817 and remains uncommon.

Rosa 'Blanche de Belgique' (A)

Rosa 'Blanche de Vibert' is an upright, bushy shrub that reaches approximately 90 cm in height. Its foliage consists of mid-green leaves. This rose produces highly fragrant, fully double flowers that are milky white with a hint of pale lemon at the base of each petal. The plant is known for its ability to bloom repeatedly from summer through autumn. It was first introduced in 1847.

Rosa 'Blanche de Vibert' (DPo)

Rosa 'Blanchefleur' (Ce x G)

Rosa 'Blaydon Races' (F)

Rosa 'Blaze Away' (F)

Rosa 'Blaze' (Cl)

Rosa 'Blesma Soul' (HT)

Rosa 'Blessings' is a compact shrub, reaching up to 1 meter in height. It features dark, glossy leaves that create a rich backdrop for its blooms. The flowers, which are double and cupped, have a salmon-pink hue and can grow up to 10 centimeters across, appearing in both summer and autumn with a light fragrance.

Rosa 'Blessings' (HT)

Rosa 'Bleu Magenta' (Ra) is a robust rambler characterized by its nearly thornless branches and lush, glossy green foliage. Throughout mid to late summer, it produces clusters of small, double flowers in a rich violet-crimson hue that gradually transition to grey-violet. This variety showcases both vigor and resilience in the garden.

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