Autumn Roses
Find out which roses will keep blooming in an English Garden until the first frosts

Climbing Roses for shade.
Climbing roses that will grow in a shady spot to help you create that English Garden country look.

English Roses [offsite link]
Browse this site for all the information you could need on roses and their cultivation and some wonderful photos.

Growing Roses
Tips to help you grow roses and get the best blooms in an English Garden.

Growing roses in containers
A selection of roses that will grow well in your English Garden pots and containers

Growing roses in pots in an English Garden.
English Garden Design Tips - Using Roses in pots.

Kiftsgate Court Gardens [offsite link]
Tour the garden at Kiftsgate and see the famous Kiftsgate rose in all its splendour. I highly recommend this garden should you be in the area and it is just across from Hidcote Manor Garden.

Old fashioned but Modern English roses for your English Garden
English Roses were bred from old fashioned roses and modern roses to give you the best of both worlds.

Old fashioned Roses.
Traditional roses for scrambling through trees and over arches - all delightfully scented.

Peter Beale´s Roses [offsite link]
Easy to use "finder" for a rose to suit your site and details on the best scented roses available

Roses for English Gardens [offsite link]
16 chapters on Old and New Garden Roses and their Beautiful Use in Gardens. Lots of advice and pics.

Thornless roses in your English Garden
Here is my selection of roses that are either completely thornless or have very few thorns on them.

Using Roses in an English Garden
Where to place roses in your English garden.

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