Growing Roses with Apricot or Peach colored flowers
Below you will find a list of Roses from our plant database that are apricot or peach flowering or have apricot or peach as one of the bloom colors. If you click any of the photos, you will see a Virtual Plant Tag that may contain plant descriptions, usage suggestions and a link to where you can buy that plant for your landscaping. These rose plants can be considered shrubs, bushes, groundcovers or flowering broadleaf evergreens or vines.
Don't forget about roses when you are considering apricot or peach flowered shrubs. A huge movement in rose breeding is bringing pest-free and disease-free landscape roses. To get flowering shrubs that flower spring through frost and are low maintenance is exactly what today's busy homeowners are looking for. New roses can be a great answer. Don't think of roses as just roses; think of them as garden shrubs that also happen to be roses.
This list of roses with peach or apricot blooms is a mix of tried and true contemporary varieties bred for exceptional bloom power and the promising, new developments of trouble-free landscape roses that range from low-growing types to regular shrubs. Some of them are grafted and some are now being grown on their own roots with new cloning methods to withstand freeze problems encountered in the past. Combined rose interest is having a major resurgence providing the gardener with easy to care for and rewarding plants that you'll be glad you decided to try. Favorites include: 'Absolutely', 'Amber Queen', 'Anne Harkness', 'Apricot Nectar', 'Brandy™', 'Buff Beauty', 'By Appointment', 'Charmed', 'Day Breaker™', 'Eureka™', 'Fragrant Apricot', 'French Lace', 'Heaven on Earth', 'Honey Perfume', 'Loving Touch', 'Medallion®', 'Nancy Reagan', 'Peach Delight', 'Singin' in the Rain' and 'Valencia'.
Roses with peach or apricot offer the lightness of pastels to the garden. The delicate peach and apricot colors can be enjoyed throughout the season and blends well with the other warm or hot colors; red, golden, and yellow. Roses with peach or apricot flowers are not as common as other colors, so the key to enjoying the color is planting a variety of different types of blooming plants including flowering annuals, grasses, perennials, shrubs and vines that bloom at different times in spring, summer and autumn.
An interesting new combination that adds more flower power in the garden is growing the new, compact Clematis vines among other landscape plants. Having Clematis vine flowers sprinkled among the bright blossoms of rose plants is a lovely, striking blend.Click here to search all Roses
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