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All plant varieties in the Roses category presented in our encyclopedia

Gloria Dei Rose (Peace)
Rosa 'Gloria Dei' (Peace)Gloria Dei is a queen that dislikes crowding. It looks ideal as a specimen plant (solitaire) against an emerald lawn. It is also used for tree roses (standards). In mixed borders, plant it in the background, surrounded by low-growing blue perennials like lavender or sage.

Pierre de Ronsard Rose (Eden Rose)
Rosa 'Pierre de Ronsard' (Eden Rose 85)A classic climber. Perfect for decorating arches, pergolas, gazebos, and house walls. Important: requires a strong support as the mature plant is quite heavy. It can be grown as a tall shrub without support, but this will require significant pruning.

Black Baccara Rose
Rosa 'Black Baccara' (Meilland)Primarily a cut flower for bouquets. In the garden, plant it in the foreground due to its height. It looks best in high-contrast compositions next to white or cream roses (like 'Pascali'), which emphasize its dramatic dark hue. Do not plant it far away — the dark color gets 'lost' at a distance.

Double Delight Rose
Rosa 'Double Delight'Due to its powerful fragrance, this variety should be planted near walkways or seating areas: by the entrance, near a gazebo, or a bench. In a rose garden, it is best placed in the middle row, hiding its 'legs' with lower plants like Alchemilla or Gypsophila, as the bottom of the bush often goes bare.

Abraham Darby Rose
Rosa 'Abraham Darby' (Auscot)A versatile performer. Can be a specimen (solitaire) in the center of a lawn. Can be trained as a Small Climber on an obelisk, fence, or small arch. Ideal for the back of mixed borders combined with foxgloves and delphiniums (classic English style).

Augusta Luise Rose
Rosa 'Augusta Luise'Augusta Luise is a classic accent variety. It is ideal for formal areas, rose gardens, and planting near recreation zones where its fragrance can be enjoyed. In mixed borders, it harmonizes with silver-foliage plants (Lamb's-ear, Steller's wormwood) or small-flowered partners (Gypsophila) that emphasize its monumentality.