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Explore our range of floribunda roses, including varieties like flower carpet roses, Helga, and more. Floribunda roses produce an abundance of flowers that typically grow in a bushy form and in clusters. They are hardier and more disease-resistant than other roses, making them an excellent choice for garden beds.
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Irish
Smother the ground in record time with this remarkable rose. Free-flowering and disease-resistant, its low, dense habit makes it particularly suitable for planting in large containers. It will flower for several months (from midsummer to early autumn) and sometimes even longer if deadheaded regularly.
Ground Cover roses are low, spreading shrubs with small, glossy leaves and clusters of single or double, occasionally slightly fragrant, flowers in summer, usually repeat-flowering
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Irish
Popular ground cover rose, reknowned for its long flowering period, hardiness and disease resistance. This rose grows in a compact manner. Prune off spent blooms to prolong flowering period.
Ground Cover roses are low, spreading shrubs with small, glossy leaves and clusters of single or double, occasionally slightly fragrant, flowers in summer, usually repeat-flowering
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Arthur Bell is a small shrubby rose with stunning dark green glossy leaves. It produces clusters of flowers in shades ranging from cream up to golden and will flower profusely all Summer long.
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'Red Finesse' is an upright, bushy, compact, deciduous shrub with thorny stems bearing pinnate leaves divided into glossy, toothed, dark green leaflets and clusters of lightly fragrant, semi-double, crimson flowers from late spring into autumn.
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O'Dowds Roses
Rosa 'Trumpeter' is a stunning floribunda rose known for its bold, vibrant blooms and robust growth. This rose variety is a popular choice for gardeners seeking a reliable and eye-catching addition to their flower beds or borders.
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