Landscape Shrub Rose Bushes

Valiant Rebloomers: Landscape Shrub Rose Bushes

If you love Roses but think they’re too much work—think again! Many of our top-selling Rose plants are rugged, durable, and incredibly easy to grow.

These hardy varieties, known as Landscape Shrub Roses, bring gorgeous style to your garden with minimal effort. Designed for high performance, they are a favorite among commercial landscapers and home gardeners alike.

Create low flowering hedges, add structure to your garden, or fill planting beds with vibrant, recurrent blooms. These tough yet elegant Roses start budding in late spring and continue reblooming through fall, offering season-long beauty and charm.

Key Features of Landscape Shrub Rose Bushes

• Long Blooming Season – Buds appear in late spring and continue blooming through fall.
• Disease-Resistant – Modern varieties bred for durability and resilience.
• Low-Maintenance – Minimal care is required for a stunning display.
• Compact and Versatile – Perfect for mass planting, hedges, or container gardening.
• Reblooming Varieties – Enjoy multiple flushes of flowers throughout the season.
• Tough and Hardy – Withstands various weather conditions.
• Vibrant Color Choices – Available in a wide range of hues to match any landscape.
• Perfect for Pollinators – Attracts butterflies and beneficial insects.

 

What Are Landscape Shrub Rose Bushes?

At NatureHills.com, we offer a diverse selection of Landscape Shrub Roses, bred for disease resistance, low maintenance, and consistent reblooming. These modern hybrids are natural crosses between multiple Rose varieties, ensuring the best traits—similar to how a Labradoodle inherits the best characteristics of both parent breeds!

Unlike cheap, forced-bloom Roses from big-box stores, our high-quality, well-rooted plants focus on strong root systems for long-term success. Pair your order with Nature Hills Root Booster for even better performance.

Types of Landscape Shrub Roses

Nature Hills ships quality Roses with mature root systems and reblooming, disease-resistant Shrub Roses

Modern Shrub Roses are bred for continuous blooming and resilience, offering stunning color and form all season long.

• Drift® Roses

These compact groundcover Roses offer a rich variety of colors and stay manageable in size. Perfect for containers or slopes, they bloom from spring through frost.

• Easy Elegance® Roses

Enjoy a crayon box of color from fuss-free Easy Elegance® Roses. No complicated pruning or chemical treatments are required!

• Eleganza® Roses

Known for their big, bright blooms and fragrance, Eleganza® Roses bring elegance and beauty to any landscape.

• Knock Out® Roses

  

A favorite for low-maintenance gardens, Knock Out® Roses bloom more often and longer than any other shrub Rose.

• Oso Easy® Roses

With bushy, healthy foliage and repeat blooms, Oso Easy® Roses from Proven Winners® are an excellent choice for sunny garden spaces.

• Sunblaze® Roses

Brightly-colored Miniature Roses, perfect for containers or small garden spaces, blooming continuously from spring to fall.

• Rugosa Roses

Landscape Shrub Roses include several Heirloom varieties, as well as wildlife-friendly,

salt-tolerant Rugosa Roses. Larger in scale, people love massing these fragrant Rose Bushes to create "Living Fences".

Bush Roses vs. Shrub Roses: What’s the Difference?

Both are easy to grow, but Bush Roses tend to be smaller, including Miniature and Groundcover Roses.

Landscape Shrub Roses include Heirloom varieties, Rugosa Roses (wildlife-friendly and salt-tolerant), and larger shrubs perfect for creating "Living Fences" or mass plantings.

Easy Care Tips For Landscape Shrub Roses

Pruning & Maintenance

Sun & Soil Requirements

• Plant in full sun (at least six hours of sunlight per day).
• Use well-drained soil to prevent waterlogging. Avoid low-lying areas, or create a raised bed for better drainage.

Watering & Fertilization

• Keep a consistent watering schedule, especially during dry spells.
• Apply a slow-release Rose fertilizer in early spring and follow label directions for optimal performance.

• Prune in early spring—cut stems back to six inches from the ground and remove any dead or weak branches.
• Mulch around the base to retain moisture and suppress weeds.

Read about winterizing Roses in our #ProPlantTips Blog!

Are Landscape Shrub Roses easy to grow?
Yes! These low-maintenance Roses require minimal care while providing continuous blooms all season long.

How often do Shrub Roses bloom?
Modern Shrub Roses are reblooming varieties, meaning they produce multiple flushes of flowers from late spring through fall.

Do Shrub Roses need a lot of pruning?
No, pruning is simple! Trim in early spring to remove dead branches and encourage healthy growth. Minimal shaping is needed.

What is the best fertilizer for Shrub Roses?
Use a slow-release Rose fertilizer in early spring for optimal bloom production. Follow the label for best results.

Can Shrub Roses be grown in containers?
Yes! Many compact varieties, like Drift® and Sunblaze® Roses, thrive in patio pots and containers.

Are Landscape Roses disease-resistant?
Yes, modern Shrub Roses are bred for exceptional disease resistance, making them much easier to care for.

How do I use Shrub Roses in landscaping?
Plant them as hedges, foundation plantings, border accents, or mass plantings for a stunning garden display.