Roses For Shade
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Everyone knows that roses love the sun and are often at their best in a south facing garden where they can enjoy a full day of sunshine. But what you probably didn’t know is that there are plenty of roses that will flower admirably in partial shade.
Some tips for helping you to grow roses in a shady spot are: plant the rose where it doesn’t have too much competition from trees or hedges. Make sure there are no overhanging branches and they are not planted under trees. With those tips in mind most of the Rugosa family of roses and most ground cover varieties will cope with partial shade.
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Everyone knows that roses love the sun and are often at their best in a south facing garden where they can enjoy a full day of sunshine. But what you probably didn’t know is that there are plenty of roses that will flower admirably in partial shade.
Some tips for helping you to grow roses in a shady spot are: plant the rose where it doesn’t have too much competition from trees or hedges. Make sure there are no overhanging branches and they are not planted under trees. With those tips in mind most of the Rugosa family of roses and most ground cover varieties will cope with partial shade.
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