Thornless Roses without Thorns
Thornless roses and almost thornless shrub and climbing roses for busy places in the garden.
If we have forgotten a rose variety without thorns - which, incidentally, are botanically prickles - we would be glad of your tip.
Thornless roses (spineless roses) with no armature at all hardly exist
Completely free of prickles, by the way, is practically no rose; most have at least small hooks under the leaves. In this list you will therefore find not only varieties without prickles but also weakly armed ones. In general, you should also handle varieties described as low-prickle or prickle-free with the necessary care so that you do not hurt yourself.
Thornless roses: questions and answers
Do roses have prickles or thorns?
Even though it seems clear-cut in the fairy tale Sleeping Beauty, botanically roses have prickles, not thorns.
Are there roses with no prickles at all / thornless roses?
Completely thornless roses hardly exist, but rose varieties with few prickles (also called: weakly armed) are found quite often.
Thornless Roses without Thorns: 68 varieties buy online
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