27 Oct,2023
Sheltered by palm and olive trees and studded with sculptures, the garden showcases 300 rose varieties.
Montreal's offers a less rigid presentation, with meandering flowerbeds and pathways set among trees and ponds.
The gardens host guided tours, concerts and theatre productions and an annual rose-breeding competition in May.
The thousand variety of roses include 200 rare species donated by Seizo Suzuki, a world-renowned, twentieth-century rose breeder.
One of the world's largest rose gardens sprawls over 30 acres and showcases some 50,000 rose bushes as well as medicinal plants.
This garden is planted with classical French formality to create floral carpets in repeating patterns near a 1775 chateau.
Amid the pink blooms, you'll find a pretty white iron bridge and busts of the world's most famous writers.
Mostly modern roses on show in the 475 flowerbeds, including tea roses, multi-bloom grandifloras and showy floribundas this garden ahs rosely vibe.
It's the largest rose garden in London, with some 85 single-variety beds popping with colour and equally impressive begonias and delphiniums.