Grandiflora Rose Bushes

Grandiflora Roses for Sale at Nature Hills Nursery

Grandiflora Roses are a cross between a Floribunda and a Hybrid Tea Rose, blending the all-season flower power of Floribundas with the elegant, long-stemmed charm of Hybrid Teas. Nature Hills Nursery offers an outstanding collection of Grandiflora Roses for gardeners who want showy blooms, reliable reblooming, and that classic Rose magic in their landscape.

These modern Roses grow with sturdy, upright stems topped by full clusters of blossoms, making them absolute favorites for cut flower arrangements. Grandiflora Roses are consistent rebloomers, producing wave after wave of color in a variety of shapes, hues, and bloom forms. Their growth habit lets them shine as background shrubs, border anchors, or solo statement pieces where every petal can get the spotlight it deserves.

Choosing the Right Grandiflora Rose

Explore the wide selection of Grandiflora Rose bushes for sale at Nature Hills Nursery to find the variety that speaks to your style. Use the USDA zone filter to choose Roses suited to your planting zone, or filter by sun needs, mature size, and bloom color to zero in on the perfect match.

Family-owned and operated since 2001, Nature Hills Nursery proudly offers a growing collection of premium plants online, backed by our product guarantee and safeguarded by Plant Sentry™. This system helps protect gardeners and the environment by ensuring restricted plants are not shipped into prohibited regions.

Every Rose bush ships at the proper planting time for your region and arrives with detailed instructions on planting, care, and storage. That means you can dig in with confidence from day one.

What Is a Grandiflora Rose Bush?

Introduced in 1954, Grandiflora Roses were bred to unite the cluster-flowering habit of Floribundas with the tall, refined canes of Hybrid Teas. That powerful combo gives gardeners big, showy clusters held on long, elegant stems, an ideal blend for both garden display and vase arrangements. Their blooms often feel like a throwback to classic Rose romance, but with a fresh, modern growth habit.

Are Grandiflora Roses Easy to Grow?

With the right mix of sunlight, well-drained soil, and regular watering, Grandiflora Roses reward gardeners with steady color and strong performance. These shrubs offer dependable disease and pest resistance, making them a great fit for both newer gardeners and seasoned growers. Removing old blooms keeps the flower show rolling, and regular deadheading helps maintain a clean, upright shape.

To get even more out of your Roses, explore our guide on how to deadhead for more blooms.

How to Prune Roses

Prune Rose plants in early spring before fresh new growth begins. Proper pruning encourages stronger canes, better airflow, and more sunlight reaching the heart of the plant. Here are a few key tips:

• Remove dead or diseased wood and make cuts at a 45-degree angle.
• Open up the center of the plant to improve airflow and sunlight penetration.
• Encourage fresh canes by removing older ones at the crown.
• Cut younger canes back to six to eight inches above the crown.
• For Climbing Roses: Trim flowering canes back by one-third to one-half.
• For Smaller Roses and Miniature bushes: Cut back to two to four inches.

For even more tips, visit: When Do I Prune My Roses?

If you need help choosing or caring for your Roses, our expert growers are always happy to assist. Explore the Grandiflora Roses for sale at Nature Hills Nursery and bring home the next show-stopping bloom machine for your garden.