Try it with silvery ‘Jack Frost’ Brunnera. Its soothing cool tones look pretty with gray-green foliage. ‘Arctic’s’ flowers last a long time on the bush and do well in the vase as long as they’re cut when just beginning to open. It handles both heat and cold well, resisting diseases that strike down more fragile purple-tinged varieties. It’s a floribunda, with clusters of high-centered blooms that open to reveal creamy white centers. ‘Arctic Blue’ is a light violet pink with an eye-catching white reverse. It still requires supplemental watering until mature and during arid summer months, but this citrus-scented mauve rose will bloom in tricky settings. Not many roses could tolerate it, but drought-tolerant ‘Arctic Blue’ might be up to the task. ‘Arctic Blue’ This variety has a great citrus scent, is fairly drought tolerant, and grows well in the shade.ĭry shade is one of the most challenging garden conditions. It looks nice with chartreuse ground covers like golden Creeping Jenny or bright lemony heucheras. Braithwaite’ has a bushy, spreading growth habit and a pleasing old-rose scent. It’s an ideal option for a garden in need of brightening up, with round buds that open to flat, fluffy flowers in cherry red. This English shrub rose from David Austin pairs old-fashioned charm with modern disease resistance. With big, petal-packed crimson flowers, ‘L.D.’ will lure you to a shady corner for a closer look. If you won’t let the shade hold you back from large, breathtaking blooms, you want ‘L.D. Braithwaite’ produces large crimson flowers with a pleasant old rose scent. The shade will protect its light amber color, keeping it true all season. ‘Golden Unicorn’ will bloom heavily in spring, with occasional repeats throughout the summer. Plant this glowing beauty with deep purple perennial geraniums for a beautiful shaded bed. It produces high-centered apricot and salmon pink, semi-double blooms in small clusters. ‘Golden Unicorn’ has a strong fruity scent.
Part of the famously hardy ‘Buck Rose’ collection, this golden stunner is hardy down to -30 ℉! It’s tough enough to put up with your shady conditions while offering visual appeal and lovely fragrance too. ‘Golden Unicorn’ ‘Golden Unicorn’ is a hardy cultivar with attractive salmon pink semi-double flowers with a fruity scent. Combine with shade-loving ferns for a pretty, informal combination. It blooms in flushes from spring through frost. ‘Lyda’ will tolerate just a few hours of sun and reliably resist diseases. It has a strong, sugared spice fragrance. Each five-petaled flower has white centers and lavender-pink edges, with a pink reverse. It was awarded “Best Modern Shrub Bloom” and will flower abundantly, despite some shade. ‘Lyda Rose’ has sprays of exquisite white and pink open blooms that resemble a blooming pink dogwood. ‘Lyda Rose’ This variety has delicate pale pink flowers with a strong sugar spice scent. A romantic, whimsical option for partial shade. During its weeks-long spring flush, you’ll want to cut loads of fluffy blush bouquets. It has adorable green pips and open outer petals. The strong, sweet scent of ‘Madame Plantier’ will carry into the rest of your garden. It will need little attention beyond a support to climb. This rose tolerates quite a bit of neglect and is known to persevere in old cemeteries and abandoned homesteads. ‘Madame Plantier’ is a robust and rapid grower that reaches up to 12 feet.
With this perfect palette, it’s easy to see why it earned the nickname ‘Bride’s Rose’. ‘Madame’ has gorgeous clusters of blushed ivory flowers, preceded by delicate pink-tinged buds. ‘Madame Plantier’ ‘Madame Plantier’ produces delightful clusters of delicate ruddy flowers with a sweet fragrance.Ĭold-hardy alba hybrid ‘Madame Plantier’ is luminous in low light. This classic beauty withstands humid conditions and resists black spot, looking beautiful, even in the shade. Individual blooms are quite small but are produced in a profusion of elegant white flowers that nearly cover the shrub. It usually has an early spring flush, followed by successions of bloom in summer. ‘Iceberg’ is adaptable, cold-hardy, and disease resistant. ‘Iceberg’ can be trained to remain a large, bushy shrub or left to grow as a climber, reaching up to 15 feet tall. It has pretty, cotton-white ruffled flowers on long, gracefully arching canes. This well-known white rose is renowned for bloom power and health. ‘Iceberg’ is a World Federation of Rose Societies Hall of Fame Winner. ‘Iceberg’ This variety is a delightful white rose with ruffled flowers that adapt well to damp and shady conditions.
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