Hybrid Tea Rose

Rosa spp. (hybrid tea cultivars)

The classic large-bloom cutting rose, prized for long stems and elegant, high-centered flowers.

Quick Facts

Sun:☀️ Full Sun

Water:💧💧 Moderate

USDA Zones:Zones 5–9

Space:🪴 Container, 🌱 Small Bed

Soil:Loam, Clay, Silty

Best Season(s):Spring, Summer

Experience Level:🌿 Intermediate

Native Range:Garden hybrid (parent species from Asia, Europe & North America)

Bloom Color:Wide range — red, pink, white, yellow, orange, bicolor

Bloom Cycle:Repeat bloomer through summer, one large bloom per stem

Needs regular feeding, deadheading, and a proactive fungicide program to prevent black spot. Prune hard in late winter.

Petals and hips are generally non-toxic to cats and dogs; thorns pose a physical hazard.

Informational only — always check with a veterinarian if you suspect your pet has eaten something it shouldn't have.

Rose hips (the fruit) are a well-documented source of vitamin C and are traditionally used in teas — food/traditional use, not medical advice.

Informational only, not medical advice — consult a healthcare provider before using any plant medicinally.

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