Different Types of Yellow Roses and How To Use Them in the Garden

Get to know the most cheerful roses in the garden. Yellow roses get quite a lot of air time in movies and songs; there are countless references to the blooms in popular culture—"The Yellow Rose of Texas," anyone?—and they are a jaunty flower to grow and to give. Their popularity can be traced in part to their symbolism. Yellow roses are said to represent friendship and warm feelings, which make them appropriate for gifting on many occasions. Get to know the different species, cultivars, and varieties that produce yellow blooms: From yellow climbing roses and knock out roses to miniature ones and deeply perfumed ones, there's an abundance of butter-hued blooms available to grow, and the cheery yellow flowers are sure to bring joy wherever they're planted. Are you planning on giving any to friends or growing any in your garden this year?