#21 Rivers Of Roses

Planting roses in a river-like pattern gives the garden a natural flow. As the wind blows, the foliage and petals will gracefully billow.

#22 Intermingled Plants

Intermingle roses and other flowering varieties to have the most impact on your landscape design. Line walkways, load trellises, and fill in the gaps.

#23 Lined Walkway

Walking down a pathway and through a tunnel of arches may feel like a dreamland. It will look better than ever when you grow a beautiful rose garden.

#24 Green Rose Arches

Garden arches look whimsical and dress up your landscape. The wood base provides a sturdy structure while the metal arch provides excellent design and vine support for the roses.

#25 Color-Rich

Use a myriad of colorful roses in your garden. Species with large blooms are show-stoppers and pack a punch in the garden aesthetic.

#26 Sections Of Roses

Section off areas in the garden for different rose varieties. It’s a way to color block the garden and highlight the assortment of roses.

#27 Mediterranean Aesthetic

A Mediterranean style garden incorporates things like brightly colored and patterned tiles, wrought iron, various terracotta pots, and drought-tolerant plants. This type of garden is bold yet simple. Roses will look right at home in this style.

#28 Garden Arch

An arched, white picket garden gate gives your landscape a quaint, cottage feel. Flank the entrance with a pair of rose bushes.

#29 Roses Everywhere

Fill all kinds of garden areas with roses. Line a walkway with raised planted planters and fill them with a variety of rose bushes for great impact. Surround a gazebo or pergola with rose bushes to create some privacy that’s also aesthetically pleasing.