Roses for Partial Shade: Hybrid Musk Varieties for 4 Hours Sun

Growing Roses in Connecticut Zone 6B with Only 4 Hours Direct Sun

Gardener loves roses but has max 4 hours direct sun in flower beds. Asks for shade-tolerant varieties.

Most roses need 6+ hours full sun. Hybrid Musks are the exception—often thrive in 4 hours sun + shade.

Variety photos and comments: theoldrosarian.com

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