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A Pink Rose Tree is created by grafting a classic pink floribunda or hybrid tea rose onto a single tall stem, forming a tidy, rounded canopy of continuous blooms. These trees typically reach 3–6 feet in height and offer long-lasting, fragrant flowers from spring through fall. With proper care, they provide consistent color and charm while taking up minimal space. Their formal appearance makes them ideal for flanking walkways, framing garden beds, or growing in decorative pots. These roses bring the beauty of traditional shrubs into a more sculptural, vertical format.
This section shows how the plant will fit into your yard and into your life.
Repeated blooms from spring to frost, lush green foliage, formal shape
Patio containers, garden entrances, accent near paths or seating areas
Moderate; mild fragrance and pollen may affect sensitive individuals
Non-toxic, but thorns may scratch or poke
Low to moderate; spent blooms and some leaf drop
Moderate (requires pruning, fertilizing, and deadheading)
This section covers practical care information for homeowners.
Moderate; prefers deep, consistent watering—especially during bloom cycles
Well-drained, loamy soil enriched with organic matter
Low to moderate; regular watering is best for continuous flowering
Low; roses are typically attractive to deer
Varies by cultivar; typically good with disease-resistant varieties like Knock Out®
