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Rose Spacing Guide

Sun. Roses need at least 4 to 6 hours of sun each day.

Soil. Roses prefer rich, loamy soil.

Drainage. Roses cannot stand in water, even during the winter when they are dormant.

Other plants. Roses can be planted alone or with companion perennials. Be sure to give your roses enough room to mature and fill out (see spacing chart).

Buildings. Plant your roses where falling ice and snow will not damage plants.

ROSE CLASS SPACING COVERAGE (PER PLANT)

Hybrid Tea & Grandiflora
Large, elegant blooms on long, straight stems ideal for cutting

30" - 36" apart 6 - 10 sq. ft.
Floribunda
Bushy plants with a clustered bloom habit
24" - 30" apart 4 - 6 sq. ft.
English Rose
Fully double blooms of old roses with the repeat flowering of modern hybrids - ideal for landscaping.
36" apart 10 sq. ft.
Climber
Named for their climbing habit they grow best along trellises or arbors.
4' - 5' apart 12 -15 sq. ft.
Hedge
Used for low maintenance "friendly fencing" along property lines.
24" apart 4 sq. ft.
Shrub
     Large
     Small
Trouble free and easy to grow, shrub roses provide effective garden borders

30" - 36" apart
24" - 30" apart

6 - 10 sq. ft.
4 - 6 sq. ft.
Miniature
With bloom structure and habit of hybrid teas, miniature roses are grown in containers or used for landscaping in smaller areas.
12" - 18" apart 1 - 2 sq. ft.
Tree Rose
     Standard
     Patio
     Miniature

3' - 5' apart
3' - 4' apart
2' - 3' apart

10 - 15 sq. ft.
10 - 12 sq. ft.
6 - 11 sq. ft.