15 best varieties of roses for Siberia

Review of the best according to the editorial board. On the selection criteria. This material is subjective and does not constitute advertising and does not serve as a purchase guide. Before buying, you need to consult with a specialist.

Rose lovers grow them even in regions with harsh climates. With the breeding of winter-hardy and hardy varieties, the cultivation of this plant became possible in the gardens of Siberia. In this unfavorable region, gardeners must know and follow the rules of agricultural technology, as well as carefully select winter-hardy varieties.

The whole variety of roses is divided into numerous types, including various varieties and hybrids. Our experts have conducted a study and compiled a rating of the best floribund, climbing and hybrid tea representatives of this garden culture, designed to facilitate the choice of novice growers.

Rating of the best varieties of roses for Siberia

Nomination	a place	rose variety for siberia	rating
The best variety of floribunda roses for Siberia	1	Solero	5.0
	2	Circus	4.9
	3	Lemon Rokoko	4.8
The best climbing roses for Siberia	1	John Cabot	5.0
	2	Jasmine (Jasmina)	4.9
	3	Swan Lake	4.8
	4	J.P. Connell	4.7
	5	Rosarium Uetersen	4.6
	6	Sympathie	4.5
The best hybrid tea roses for Siberia	1	Ashram	5.0
	2	Chippendale	4.9
	3	Deja vu	4.8
	4	Big Purple	4.7
	5	White bear	4.6
	6	Osiana	4.5

The best variety of floribunda roses for Siberia

Roses of this group resemble hybrid tea in shape and beauty of the flower, but differ from them in that they bloom more abundantly and practically without interruption. They are characterized by good frost resistance, and they also have good immunity to pests or diseases.

Solero

Rating: 5.0

The German variety Solero deservedly tops the rating of the best roses for Siberia. This is a very beautiful floribunda at any stage of dissolution. The shrub grows upright. Its height reaches 70 cm, and its width is 50 cm. Rosa Solero refers to re-blooming. Semi-matte foliage is dense. Her color is dark green. It has good resistance to fungal diseases.

Solero roses are densely double (75-78 petals). Their shape is cupped and its diameter reaches 7-8 cm. Solero's color distinguishes it from other yellow roses. It is soft lemon, and more intense in the middle. The shrub is not tall, but all summer it is abundantly covered with flowers.

In the reviews, flower growers note that it is better to plant Solero on the edge of the flower bed, since the bush is a little sprawling. Our experts have included this variety in the rating, since it has good frost resistance. Solero roses also withstand rain and bright sunlight well. These roses are absolutely not afraid of black spot or powdery mildew.

Advantages

• blooms profusely;
• beautiful lemon-yellow color;
• healthy and hardy;
• good winter hardiness.

disadvantages

• the aroma is barely perceptible.

Circus

Rating: 4.9

The second place was given to the favorite of rose growers – floribunda Circus. The upright dense bushes reach a height of 80 cm. They are covered with a large amount of leathery foliage. It is dark green with a bronze coating and looks healthy. Flowering occurs in brushes. The color of the flowers is constantly changing. This is usually due to climatic conditions.

The buds are oblong, pointed. The roses are copper-yellow in the center, and salmon-pink along the edges. When it fades, the hue becomes deep red. The flowers are double (37-40 petals) and rather large (7-8 cm in diameter). Long peduncles (50-60 cm) contain inflorescences containing from 3 to 10 roses.

Rose growers respond very positively in their reviews of the Circus variety. They note that his resistance to frost and disease is above average. It deserves its place in the ranking because it blooms profusely, keeps rain well and is not afraid of the bright sun. The rose is beautiful at all stages of dissolution. It has a rather intense aroma reminiscent of cherries.

Advantages

• bright flowers;
• the bush is low, graceful;
• keeps rain well;
• pleasant aroma;
• frost resistance above average.

disadvantages

• possibly weak development of the bush.

Lemon Rokoko

Rating: 4.8

German floribunda Lemon Rococo is ranked third. The bush grows upright and has many branches. Its height is 70-100 cm, and its width is 50 cm. The shrub is covered with glossy dark green leaves. Lemon Rococo blooms to the waves. The roses do not deteriorate under the influence of adverse weather conditions and are cut for a long time.

White or creamy greenish flowers are double and have up to 41 petals. They are collected in inflorescences. Fully blossoming, they resemble old roses. Each peduncle has up to 3-5 roses. The buds have been in the dissolution stage for a long time. Lemon Rokoko has a weak scent.

According to reviews, the Lemon Rococo bush looks very impressive. Brushes consist of pom-poms at various stages of dissolution. This variety was included in the rating of the best for cultivation in Siberia, since it withstands frost well and, with proper care, grows well in this region. In addition, the variety has a high resistance to powdery mildew and precipitation.

Advantages

• beautiful flowers in half-release;
• good weathering tolerance;
• good frost resistance;
• flowers do not deteriorate for a long time after cutting;
• bushes have good immunity.

disadvantages

• during rains, heavy brushes require support.

The best climbing roses for Siberia

Even in Siberia, many gardeners decide to plant climbing roses. But they try to place them in the garden so that other plants do not create a dense shadow over them.

John Cabot

Rating: 5.0

John Cabot, a frost-resistant climbing rose variety, occupies the first position in the ranking. The shrub grows strongly. Its height is 1.2-1.8 m if the plant is grown without support. And if John Cabot is positioned as a climbing rose, then the height of the bush can be 2 m. Arcuate shoots are densely covered with thorns and light green glossy foliage.

Terry roses have a wide cup-shaped shape. They are colored deep pink or purplish pink. The flower's stamens are bright yellow. The roses are pretty flat. It's a little bit weird, but attractive. With the complete dissolution of flowers from the bush, it is impossible to take your eyes off. The overall picture is spoiled only by the lack of aroma.

Siberian gardeners praise this variety very much. The rose is tenacious and endures any adverse weather conditions. However, they note that the plant freezes above the snow level, so when using it as a climbing rose, it is necessary to bend down and cover the whips. Since this rose is able to withstand temperatures as low as -35 ° C, it deserves its place in the ranking.

Advantages

• abundant flowering;
• good immunity;
• beautiful bush shape;
• easy propagation by cuttings;
• frost resistance.

disadvantages

• lack of aroma.

Jasmine (Jasmina)

Rating: 4.9

The second place in the ranking is occupied by the Jasmine variety. Depending on the growing conditions and climate, the shrub can reach one and a half meters in the Northwest and Siberia, or 3 meters or more in the southern regions. Shoots are covered with a large number of thorns, hard, reluctant to bend. Medium-sized, slightly glossy foliage densely covers the shoots.

The roses are lilac-pink in color. They are cupped in shape. Each brush has 10-15 flowers. They have a fragrant, sweet aroma. New shoots are constantly growing, which are covered with new buds. The first flowering lasts for a month. The second comes closer to autumn, but not so abundant. Separate brushes bloom between them.

According to reviews, everything is good in this variety, except for the shape of the bush and the problematic laying of lashes for the winter. And yet, our experts included the Jasmine rose in the rating of the best, because it survives perfectly in the harsh conditions of Siberia, pleases with repeated flowering and has a pleasant aroma reminiscent of a green apple. The plant is well cuttings, forms a large bush in the shortest possible time and is practically not subject to disease.

Advantages

• actively blooms for a long time;
• pleasant aroma;
• good immunity;
• frost resistance.

disadvantages

• bush shape.

Swan Lake

Rating: 4.8

The Swan Lake Climbing Rose is next in the rankings. The plant is vigorous – its height reaches 1.8-3.5 m, and its width is 1.9 m. Shoots are erect, strong, covered with a large number of thorns. Semi-glossy leaves are rounded. Their color is dark green.

Double flowers (40-50 petals) reach 7-9 cm in diameter. The half-open roses in the center have a creamy pink color. The shape of the flowers changes as they bloom – at first it is conical, and later it becomes cupped. The flowers grow one at a time or are loose inflorescences of 4 buds. Swan Lake has a light pleasant aroma.

Gardeners in their reviews note that Swan Lake looks especially attractive in the half-release stage. No less interesting is the fully blossoming flower, which has a sophisticated shape, reminiscent of the fracture of a swan's wing at the white lower petals. Although this rose cannot boast of high frost resistance, it entered the rating due to the fact that with proper care it can be grown in Siberia.

Advantages

• the bush grows well;
• the petals are delicate in color;
• profuse flowering;
• shoots are easily guided on the support.

disadvantages

• thorny bush.

J.P. Connell

Rating: 4.7

The fourth place is occupied by the J.P. Connell variety. The shrub grows upright. It is covered with a large number of luxurious leaves that are bright green in color. Shoots are rather tough and yellow-green in color. The bush does not grow very dynamically. It takes several years to reach its maximum size.

Roses are yellow or lemon yellow. Under the influence of direct sunlight, they fade to cream, but in the center they also remain yellow. They appear one at a time or form 7-piece brushes. Their shape is cupped. The buds contain a large number of petals, and in the center are red stamens.

According to reviews, in the first year, the roses are subject to severe burnout. But the very next year they acquire a rich creamy yellow color. Our experts included the J.P. Connell rose in the rating, as it is not considered very winter-hardy and moderately resistant to major rose diseases.

Advantages

• delicate lemon yellow flowers;
• high frost resistance;
• lack of thorns.

disadvantages

• does not hold rain well.

Rosarium Uetersen

Rating: 4.6

The fifth place in the ranking is occupied by the Rosarium Utersen variety. This climbing rose belongs to the climber group. The shrub is formed by straight, strong shoots. The bushes grow up to 1.5 m wide. They are covered with a large number of glossy leaves, which have a rich green color. The shrub grows up to 3.5 m, but can also withstand pruning of 2 m or less.

The roses are quite large, divided into four segments. Each flower has up to 100 petals. Roses grow one at a time or are collected together in 5-6 pieces. As the bud opens, the petals turn silvery. Mature roses open strongly, becoming like flat rosettes (diameter – 10-12 cm).

According to reviews, Rosarium Utersen has a pleasant delicate aroma with sweetish apple notes. The variety is deservedly included in the rating of the best, since it is distinguished by abundant flowering. Roses are resistant to extreme weather conditions, not damaged by rain or wind. The variety has excellent winter hardiness, therefore it is suitable for growing in Siberia.

Advantages

• decorative qualities;
• pleasant aroma;
• endurance with errors in care;
• good frost resistance;
• tolerance for pruning.

disadvantages

• shoots are difficult to bend down for cover.

Sympathie

Rating: 4.5

The Sympathy variety closes the rating of the best climbing roses for Siberia. The bush grows strongly and has many branches. The shoots are 3-3.5 m high and 2 m wide. They are covered with a large number of glossy, bright green leaves that are resistant to diseases. Sympathie combines excellent winter hardiness and elegant shape.

Terry roses with folding leaves. Their color is bright red with a dark velvet tint. Each brush contains 3 to 10 flowers. The Sympathy variety is characterized by undulating flowering. Roses withstand wind and prolonged rainfall well.

Gardeners in their reviews praise the Sympathy variety for its beauty and continuity of flowering. Our experts in the field of horticulture have included it in the rating of the best, because it has high frost resistance, tolerates waterlogging during prolonged rains, and also practically does not become infected with the main diseases of roses.

Advantages

• decorativeness of the bush at a high level;
• keeps rain and wind well;
• good immunity to disease.

disadvantages

• needs to be decorated 'legs'.

The best hybrid tea roses for Siberia

Hybrid tea roses are often called bush roses in the common people. They are also popular in Siberia.

Ashram

Rating: 5.0

The first place in the ranking is given to the hybrid tea variety Ashram. The height of the bushes does not exceed 80-120 cm, but at the same time they are quite strong. The foliage of the plant is healthy. Gardeners note that the variety grows well even from weak seedlings. He is described as resilient and strong. Ashram is good at cutting.

Fragrant, large flowers make this variety extraordinarily beautiful. The color includes bright honey brown or orange shades. And as they bloom and burn out, the roses become more and more light. Considering that the buds do not bloom at the same time, the bush with roses of different colors looks very bright and picturesque.

According to gardeners, the flowers on the bush dry up slightly and remain in this form for a long time. The variety is deservedly in the ranking of the best, since it has excellent frost resistance. And also rose growers note the high resistance of Ashram roses to major diseases and numerous precipitation.

Advantages

• unusual color of roses;
• beautiful bush;
• keeps the color clean for up to 2 weeks;
• high winter hardiness.

disadvantages

• lack of aroma.

Chippendale

Rating: 4.9

The Chippendale hybrid tea variety takes the second position in the ranking. The plant grows strongly. In height it can reach 80-120 cm, and in width – 1 m. The bush is covered with a large number of glossy leaves of dark green color. The shoots are erect and covered with a lot of thorns. With proper care, the plant looks compact and neat.

Each stem has up to 3 buds. They are round-ovoid, densely double (up to 100 petals). Initially, their color is dark orange, but at different stages of flowering it changes. Only when they have blossomed do they have a pink color, turning into salmon closer to the middle. As it blooms and under the influence of the sun, the petals acquire a delicate peach color.

According to reviews, the aroma of Chippendale roses is pronounced. It includes fruity notes and oriental spices. Our experts have included this rose in the rating of the best, because it is quite frost-resistant, has decent immunity and does not deteriorate under prolonged rains.

Advantages

• outwardly attractive bush;
• It does not require special care;
• fragrant flowers;
• not afraid of rain or frost.

disadvantages

• numerous thorns.

Deja vu

Rating: 4.8

The third place is occupied by the Deja vu variety. The plant grows strongly, but at the same time remains compact (height – 80-120 cm, width of the upper part of the plant – 65 cm). Shoots grow straight and are covered with a large number of medium-sized leaves, colored dark green.

Each inflorescence contains 3-5 buds. They are dense, double (30-35 petals), goblet, their girth is 11 cm. When fully dissolved, the diameter of the flower is 12-14 cm. The petals combine a yellow color with an orange-pink border. Deja vu roses are not fragrant.

According to reviews, Deja Vu blooms profusely and magnificently throughout the season. The variety was ranked among the best, since the plant tolerates a sharp drop in temperature and is not afraid of pests or major diseases of this crop. Inflorescences are also tolerant to heavy rainfall.

Advantages

• beautiful bicolor flower;
• suitable for cutting;
• high resistance to frost and disease.

disadvantages

• aroma is not always pronounced.

Big Purple

Rating: 4.7

The fourth place in the rating is given to the Big Purple variety. It is a shrub of impressive size with stems that stand upright. Its height can vary from 1.2 m to 3 m. The girth of the plant rarely exceeds 1 m. At the base of Big Pearl, the shoots are glabrous, but most of the stems are covered with gray-green leaves.

Flowers are large (diameter 13 cm), double (up to 45 petals). Roses are deep red with a dominant purple hue. The most beautiful are the newly opened buds, but over time their color becomes less attractive. Their aroma is intense.

Gardeners in their reviews note that roses stand well when cut. They are in the water for a long time, practically unchanged. Our experts included Big Purple in the ranking of the best, since the variety is quite resistant to frost and common diseases. However, with prolonged rainy weather, Big Purple roses lose their shape and beauty of color.

Advantages

• attractive appearance;
• wonderful aroma;
• high resistance to cold and disease;
• the rose is good at cutting.

disadvantages

• reacts poorly to excess moisture.

White bear

Rating: 4.6

The variety of chano-hybrid rose Polar Bear occupies the fifth position in the rating. It is a powerful bush up to 1 m high. Smooth shoots are quite strong and straight. They are covered with a lot of glossy dark green foliage. Large buds appearing on shoots are characterized by a classic goblet shape.

After the complete dissolution of roses, they are densely double with an ash-white color. In girth, they reach 14-16 cm. The Polar Bear variety has a rich aroma. The petals that make up the flower have a yellow base. The middle of the inflorescences has a light creamy shade. There are 1-3 roses on the stems and they keep on the bush for quite a long time.

According to reviews, the Polar Bear personifies old Russian roses. It is included in the rating because it has good winter hardiness, high resistance to fungal diseases and prolonged precipitation. However, without shelter, the culture most often dies, therefore, wintering should be approached competently.

Advantages

• blooms luxuriously and profusely;
• harmonizes well with other roses in the flowerbed;
• has a high resistance to frost and disease.

disadvantages

• the shrubbery may fall apart.

Osiana

Rating: 4.5

The Osiana variety closes the rating of the best hybrid tea roses for Siberia. Compact, strong bushes reach 1.5 m in height and 1 m in width. Shoots grow straight. They are covered with few spines. The glossy foliage is rather large and green in color. The Osian variety is grown for cutting or garden decoration.

The buds are conical and open tightly. They usually grow one at a time. Abundant flowering. The double flower reaches 12 cm in diameter. The petals are mostly creamy, but shades of ivory, champagne or beige are visible. Roses stay on bushes for a long time, and in cuttings up to 20 days. Osiana has a pleasant delicate aroma.

Gardeners in their reviews note that Osiana never gets sick with anything. The bush reaches three meters, blooms almost all the time with flowers huge as a saucer in large quantities. The petals and stems with leaves are thick and strong. The variety is resistant to adverse conditions. The only negative is long legs, and upstairs there is a huge bouquet.

Advantages

• elegant rose;
• holds a flower for a long time;
• resistant to frost;
• good immunity;
• weak prickling.

disadvantages

• bare long legs.

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Attention! This rating is subjective and does not constitute an advertisement and does not serve as a purchase guide. Before buying, you need to consult with a specialist.