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Perennials
Any plant that will live for many years, non woody, root systems thrive thru winter
English Cottage Garden
Entirely fills area, appears haphazard, informal mixing of species
Potager Garden
Aka kitchen garden, vegetables, herbs and fruits
Elizabethan Knot Garden
Very ornate, complicated, high maintenance
Medieval Garden
Refuge, fenced in to keep animals out, filled with edible plants
Rock Garden
No plants over a foot tall, 10-40% of area is rocks, soil needs great drainage
The New American Garden
Entirely fills an area, mix of grasses, often includes water features
English Contemporary Garden
Modern art inspired
Hybrid Tea Roses
First class of roses to include genes from the old Austrian brier rose
Rose foetida
Source for yellow roses, passed on scentless blooms, disease susceptibility, black spot.
Floribunda, profuse bloom
Cluster flowering, single to double flowers.
Early symptoms for Rose Rosette Disease
Misshapen flower buds, distorted serials, strapped leaves, increased thorniness
Miniature Roses
Compact, smaller flowers, hardier than large plants
Polyantha roses
Low growing shrubs, free flowering in clusters of small flowers
Climbing rose
Any rose with tall flexible canes that can be tied to supports, two types ever blooming and large flowered
Shrub roses
Upright, catch all term