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Exquisite Rose Trees for Sale at Nature Hills Nursery

Glorious Roses fill your life with the thrill of discovery, and you can capture that same thrill with the exquisite Rose Trees for sale at Nature Hills Nursery.

Once your Rose Tree is in place, you’ll want to stop by every day to see what it’s up to. These elegant tree-form Roses lift those big, bold blooms right up to eye and nose level. Go ahead and enjoy those eye-level blossoms.

We are thrilled to offer these Tree Roses for your garden. Use them as focal points, container thrillers, or meaningful gifts for your favorite people.

Expertly Crafted Rose Bush Trees

Our world-class Rose-growing team takes exceptional care with every tree-form plant. We choose today’s hottest, most popular series of Roses for these tree forms to ensure beauty and performance.

A Rose Tree is simply a Rose bush grafted onto a strong, central cane called a Rose Standard. This sturdy trunk gives height, structure, and the signature tree silhouette.

Most of our Rose Trees are grafted onto a 2–3 foot tall standard. Occasionally we offer smaller, miniature tree forms as well. Click each product photo to view details about current inventory.

Over time, your Rose Tree will mature into a show-stopping specimen. No one walks by a Rose Tree without pausing for a long, appreciative look.

Rose Trees as Easy Landscape Decor

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Patios and Rose Trees are a match made in heaven! Plant yours in a high-profile location to maximize enjoyment.

Imagine a pair of cool-toned, soft-colored, or warm-toned Rose Tree blooms flanking your walkway. Add a dramatic container to your balcony or porch for instant charm.

Many popular Rose series also come in tree form. These elevate your entryway, create a welcoming focal point, and provide plenty of fragrant blooms for snipping and arranging indoors.

A Rose Tree adds color, structure, and height to any landscape. They shine on patios, front porches, and small gardens where their tree shape can truly be admired.

Some series even offer two-toned or multi-toned tree forms. These modern options create layered, dimensional color from spring through frost.

Warm-toned or richly colored tree-form Roses create uplifting morning views, and their generous blooming habit keeps indoor vases full.

Can I Keep a Rose Tree in a Container?

Yes. Rose Trees grow beautifully in oversized outdoor containers for many years, making them easy to pamper and enjoy up close.

Choose a pot at least 20 inches wide so the root ball has room to grow. Ensure excellent drainage by drilling additional holes if needed. Keep your container in sun and water consistently.

Rose Tree Care Tips InfographicA collection of Rose Trees can be surprisingly stunning on patios, balconies, and planting beds. Try arranging three, five, or seven in a curved grouping for a charming feature.

You can also pair Rose Trees with matching shrub-form Roses in the same series. Add an underplanting of Groundcover Roses to create a picture-perfect display of blooms.

Rose Tree Care Tips

Get the look you love without the heavy care of old-fashioned varieties. Because we start with improved modern Rose Bushes, these tree forms are lower-maintenance than ever.

Standards are sturdy and straight, ready to grow into a durable small tree. Plant them in sheltered locations when possible to protect them from strong winds. You can use a Tree Support Stake while your plant is young.

  • Full sun is best. Give your Rose Tree at least six hours of direct sunlight daily, especially morning sun.
  • Plant in rich, well-drained soil. If your planting site stays wet after rainfall, consider a raised bed or mounded planting area.
  • Boost soil health by mixing in organic materials. You can make compost to enrich the planting area naturally.
  • Maintain a healthy root zone with a protective mulch layer. Using arborist mulch helps regulate soil moisture and temperature.
  • Water consistently, especially during hot or dry spells. Follow the best watering tips to keep the canopy and root zone healthy.
  • Prune in early spring as new growth begins. Trim the branches back uniformly, aiming for a 6–12 inch ball of stems. The canopy will fill out evenly as the season progresses.
  • Keep the top and bottom balanced when pruning. Enjoy the process. It means spring has arrived again.
  • To encourage more blooms, you can deadhead spent flowers throughout the season.

Learn All About Rose Care in the Nature Hills #ProPlantTips Garden Blog

Why Buy Your Rose Bush Trees from Nature Hills Nursery?

Skip the search and shop online with ease. Nature Hills Nursery offers the best selection of Rose Trees in one convenient place.

Place your order any time of year. We’ll hold it until planting time is right for your Hardiness Zone, then send tracking information so you can follow your plant’s journey.

You’ll be delighted with your refined Rose Tree. Give it a name. Treat it like a cherished plant pet. Rose Trees invite that kind of affection.

Explore the full selection of Rose Trees for sale at Nature Hills Nursery and place your order today.Shop Rose Trees

FAQ's for Buying Rose Trees Online

What is a Rose Tree and how is it different from a Rose Bush?

A Rose Tree is created by grafting a popular Rose variety onto a tall, sturdy central trunk, elevating the blooms to eye level for an elegant, tree-like appearance, while a Rose Bush grows naturally from the ground with multiple stems.

Can you grow Rose Trees in containers?

Yes, Rose Trees thrive in large outdoor containers with good drainage; use a pot at least 20 inches wide, place it in full sun, and water consistently to enjoy vibrant blooms all season long.

How do you care for a Rose Tree?

Rose Trees require full sun, rich, well-drained soil, regular watering, and annual spring pruning to maintain their balanced shape and promote lush, continuous blooms throughout the growing season.

Are Rose Trees hardy in winter?

Most Rose Trees are hardy in USDA Zones 5-9, but they benefit from protection in colder climates, such as mulching the base heavily and using a tree wrap or cover during extreme winter conditions.

When is the best time to prune a Rose Tree?

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