Roses for Texas

Selecting the right rose for this climate is important.  Fortunately, we are not plagued with black spot, but Rose Rosette Disease is still strong.

Rose Rosette Disease (RRD) continues to threaten home gardens and public landscapes across the South and Midwest, and yes—some roses are more susceptible than others. The disease is spread by a tiny eriophyid mite and most often affects roses with dense growth or vigorous blooming habits.

If you’re planting new roses or maintaining existing ones, understanding which varieties carry higher risk can help you make better choices.

Which roses are most susceptible to Rose Rosette Disease?  Read more here.