Despite many roses bearing "blue" in their names, no truly blue rose exists yet. Some are lilac/lavender—like Blueberry Hill and Veilchenblau. Australia leads genetic research, having identified the blue color gene, but development continues.
Hardy zones 5-9, 4 feet tall. Lilac blossoms with unusual sweet apple fragrance.
Popular climber, early bloomer, very fragrant, nearly thornless. Lavender-blue blossoms with white touches.
Hybrid tea, lavender with purple tones. Distinctive sweet fragrance. Disease resistant.
Floribunda with lavender blooms, distinct citrus fragrance. Valued for cut flowers.
Hybrid tea, beautiful lilac flowers (up to 40 petals), fragrant, vigorous re-bloomer.
Shrub rose, medium-sized, spicy clove fragrance, purple flowers (up to 20 petals), disease resistant.
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