12 Most Beautiful Orange Roses For Your Garden

Orange roses are a symbol of youth, vibrancy and life. They also signify enthusiasm, admiration, and fascination. These are just the right flowers to turn your garden into floral heaven and bring you joy in all seasons. These lush blooms are incredibly fragrant, vibrant in color, and can brighten up any area you choose to plant them in. These roses add a playfulness to your garden or house. They also make for great wedding bouquets, boutonnieres, and decorations. They are gorgeous, great to perk up an entry table or can be added to vases and placed alongside silver heirloom vessels for a vintage-inspired arrangement. This article features a list of orange roses that are worth taking a look at!

1. Abraham Darby:

This rose has been named after Abraham Darby. It grows as a tall shrub or as a short climber. It belongs to the category of English roses and is very hardy. These gorgeous roses have a delightful and fruity fragrance that can mesmerize anyone. The average height of these roses is five feet.

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Abraham Darby is also popularly known as AUScot, candy rain, and country darby tree.

2. Tamora:

The name of these magnificent roses has been incorporated from Shakespeare play ‘Titus Andronicus’. These roses are perfect for rose beds. They are cup shaped flowers and smell like lilacs or mimosas. They generally don’t grow very tall in warm climates and are very hardy.

3. Port Sunlight:

These glorious apricot coloured roses are hardy and have a wonderful rich tea fragrance. They make wonderful decorations for occasions like weddings, anniversaries and so on. They have excellent repeating and thus can be a very pleasurable plant to grow in a garden.

4. Lady of Shallot:

Named after the Lady of Shallot, a poem by Alfred Lord Tennyson, these roses are pretty and mystical just like the lead character in the poem. The petals are chalice shaped and have a warm tea fragrance which is infused with the lovely smell of apples and cloves. These are perfect garden roses.

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In 2012, Lady of Shallot was honored with the Royal Horticultural Society’s Award of Garden Merit. It was also awarded the American Garden Rose Selections award in 2017.

5. Lady Emma Hamilton:

These beautiful flowers are perfect for an amateur gardener because they are very hardy and easy to grow. They have a vibrant citrus orange and yellow-orange hue about them and look wonderful set against the background of the deep green leaves. Along with beauty, they also have a very pleasant fragrance. Make sure to plant these flowers in slightly acidic soil, provide good ventilation, and ample sunlight for them to grow well. Prune these flowers in early spring to enhance their bloom and extend its flowering season.

6. Jude the Obscure:

This rose species bears roses with a very strong and elegant fragrance. These roses should be planted near a house or somewhere where their wonderful fragrance may be appreciated. In places with a warm climate, these roses make great climbers and can be thus planted along a wall or tall fence.

7. Ambridge Rose:

These roses belong to the English rose species. They have excellent repeating and are very hardy plants. They bloom in beautiful apricot, peach and orange colours and their strong and delightful fragrance make them perfect plants to grow in a garden or have around the house.

8. Crown Princess Margareta:

These roses have been named after the granddaughter of Queen Victoria. She was a talented landscape gardener and just like her, these roses add a sense of beauty and wonder to any landscape. They are very hardy roses and can be grown as a medium sized shrub.

9. Grace:

Much like their name, these roses are full of grace and elegance and make for a gorgeous bouquet. They are strong and hardy plants with a delightful fragrance. They also have a good growth pattern and, thus, make great garden flowers. They can be used to decorate various occasions to add vibrancy to the atmosphere. You can also add white roses beside them to complement their color.

10. Oranges & Lemons:

This rose species has a very unique and beautiful color and looks like a blend of orange and yellow roses. It has orange and yellow striped petals. They have a pleasing fragrance and have a good enough repeating. They are hardy flowers and thus can be grown by even inexperienced gardeners. They are great flowers to have around in a garden or at home.

11. Alstroemeria

Alstroemeria is also called Peruvian Lily or Lily of the Incas. It is a beautiful and vibrant flower known for its delicate charm. Its graceful petals bring elegance to gardens and bouquets. It has a subtle, pleasant fragrance and is often chosen to symbolize friendship and mutual support in bouquets exchanged between friends.

12. Sneezeweed

This flower is also known as Helenium. It gets its quirky name from the historical use of its dried leaves in making snuff, a kind of tobacco. It is a cheerful and colorful addition to gardens. It comes in various warm shades such as yellow, orange, and red that can brighten up outdoor spaces. It attracts butterflies and bees, making it a favorite for pollinator-friendly gardens.

If you are wondering what other flowers to pair these orange roses with, look no further than pink roses. These two rose colors will give your garden a beautiful sunset feel.

Rajiva Wijesinha, a blogger, recalls his personal experience of basking in the bounties of his home-grown garden laden with pink and orange roses. He shares some eye-catching pictures of the orange roses that bloomed in this terrace garden. He explains all the processes and placements he did for his garden. He rejoices at the sight of the unique hue of the rose and adds, “Almost exactly three months ago I showed both pink roses and also an orange one (i).”

Infographic: 5 Stunning Orange Rose Varieties

Fresh, blooming orange roses can make for the most enchanting garden! The zesty and vibrant tones of orange pop against the green backdrop looks alluring. These brightly-hued floral blooms look gorgeous in cottage-style settings and add color to the garden. They are also fairly easy to grow. The infographic below has a list of the top orange rose varieties that are great for backyards and small gardens. Check it out!

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Illustration: Most Beautiful Orange Roses For Your Garden

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are some popular pairings for orange roses in floral arrangements?

You can pair orange roses with yellow flowers such as sunflowers or daisies to add a cheerful vibe to any garden or space. You can also pair them with peach and pink flowers like peonies or roses. This combination is perfect to add warmth to both indoor and outdoor settings. These flowers when combined can help to create a warm, inviting, and energetic atmosphere.

Where to buy orange roses?

Orange roses can be brought from nurseries, online delivery platforms, farmer’s marketplaces, and florist shops.

What do orange roses symbolize?

Orange roses symbolize energy and desire. They speak of the joy that a relationship can bring you.

Do orange roses need full sun?

Yes, they need good amount of sunlight to blossom and flourish well.

How do you take care of orange roses?

You need to plant the orange rose saplings in a sunny location with good drainage. Water them regularly and nourish them with good fertilizer to get beautiful blooms. You can prune the stems of established rose bushes any time around early spring

What is the most fragrant orange rose?

The English rose, ‘Lady Emma Hamilton’ is known to be the most fragrant orange rose with a pleasant fruity scent.

Are orange roses rare?

Orange roses are not rare. They are not a naturally found variety of roses. They have been cultivated as a cross-breed between summery yellow and beautiful red roses and have gained wide popularity.

Beautiful orange roses are a symbol of passion and enthusiasm. Check out the video below to learn how to care for them and make them bloom!

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