Roses - Shrub (SH)

While the term “shrub” may refer to a growth pattern, it’s also often used as a designation for a shrub-like type that is hardy and doesn’t fit into another of the categories described above.

Shrub roses tend to sprawl wide and large, anywhere between five and 15 feet in every direction. Able to withstand harsh winters, shrub roses are notable for their cold hardiness. In addition, their blooms are produced in bountiful clusters.