In this Sunday Gardener segment Ava Marie is joined by Carrie Engle from Valley View Farms as they show us the different kinds of roses that people can grow at home.

Hybrid tea roses are the “classic rose” with a single flower on a long stem for cutting; some varieties also can be tricky if you’re not an experienced rose grower. Advertisement ...

When purchasing rose bushes, climbing roses or landscape roses, it is important to make sure they are ever blooming or repeat bloomers. Gone are the days when roses only bloomed in June.

Hybrid tea roses. These are the majority of people’s roses and are ideally cut 18 to 22 inches high, leaving 3 to 5 good canes. Then continue to prune low as you harvest or deadhead at 24 to 36 inch.

Here are some steps to follow to grow roses from cuttings successfully. advertisement. ... The cutting should be taken from a stem that is at least 6 inches long and has at least three sets of leaves.

Here is the complete beginner's guide to growing roses. ... leave the remaining roots no more than 20 centimeters long. ... Most rose varieties grow well from stem cuttings.

This was the classic single-stem rose. ... It’s much improved over the long-time classic Flower Carpet rose. ... It can climb up to 8 feet in a growing season.