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Tree roses, also known as standard roses, offer a striking focal point in any garden or patio setting. These elegant, top-grafted roses can be planted directly in the landscape to add vertical interest, or grown in large containers for a versatile, movable display. Just be sure the container is deep and wide enough to accommodate the rose tree’s root system, ensuring healthy growth and long-lasting blooms. Note: some tree roses require an additional $10 shipping charge.
At Jackson & Perkins, we grow 36-inch and 24-inch rose trees. Each trunk comes from a single variety of roses that has been selected for its climactic tolerance, soil adaptability, and disease resistance. The top of each tree is grafted with between two to four buds from different rose varieties. The 36-inch tree roses tend to be grafted with hybrid teas and grandifloras, and the 24-inch rose trees are typically grafted with floribundas. The bare root roses are over two years old when shipped. Available in several bloom sizes, colors, and shapes, the rose trees for sale in our collection are the highest quality on the market, and many are only available at Jackson & Perkins.
A note for northern gardeners: These are not cold-hardy roses. If you’re growing a rose tree in a cold climate, it will need to be brought in during the winter. This means they must be used as container roses. If you want to plant your tree roses in the ground, you will have to treat your rose plant as an annual. Those gardeners who live in warmer climates don’t have to worry about the cold and can use rose trees to line their walkway or to surround the patio.
Rose trees are very popular to use on either side of the entrance to your home or featured on a patio. Wherever you add your rose tree, you’re sure to delight in the vibrant blooms and sweet scents.
