10 pink flowering groundcover roses

Mirato rose, for a cheerful fuchsia carpet.

To add a cheerful and vibrant touch to your garden, the Mirato rose is perfect. With its fuchsia pink colour, it covers bare soil with a blanket of semi-double flowers measuring 4 cm, grouped in generous bouquets of 10 to 15 roses. The Mirato rose forms a flowering dome with a trailing habit from June to October. It features dense, glossy light green foliage that spreads 80 cm wide and grows up to a height of 60 cm. The flowers, composed of 15 to 20 petals, bloom in cup shapes, revealing a heart of yellow stamens. Vigorous, it grows effortlessly and has been awarded the ADR label and was named Rose of the Year in England in 1992. This variety from Tantau adapts to all soils, with the exception of very wet ones, and to all climates.

Rosa ‘Mirato’

Country Dream rose, a vibrant bright pink

To stay within the range of vibrant roses, the Country Dream rose stands out with its bright pink flower colour, which appears from June to October. It forms a low bush of 90 cm in height and 90 cm in width, spectacular with its small bouquets of 4 cm flowers, slightly fragrant. The flowers consist of 17 to 25 petals opening in cups against a backdrop of fresh green, dentate, and glossy foliage. Bred by the Kordes nursery, it is disease-resistant and has received the ADR label. Easy to care for, it grows in all soils that are not too dry and in all climates. You can plant it in a large pot on a terrace, or in a garden at the foot of a bed or to decorate a border.

Rosa ‘Country Dream’

The Fairy Rose, a must-have

The The Fairy rose is one of the essential groundcover roses. From July to October, it is adorned with a fairy tale of bouquets of small flowers measuring 3 cm in a fresh pink hue. The roses are double and resemble pom-poms with their petals forming rosettes. They lighten in colour as the days go by. The Fairy rose grows into a bush approximately 80 cm high and 90 cm wide within a few years, with a slightly arching habit. The foliage is fine, bronze-green, and semi-evergreen. The stems are thorny and reddish. Vigorous and low-maintenance, it is recommended for beginner gardeners. This cultivar by Bentall dates back to 1932 and is derived from the polyantha rose, which itself is the result of hybridization between Rosa multiflora and Rosa chinensis. It can be planted in a rockery, on a slope, in a flowerbed, as a border, or in a container to decorate a terrace.

Rosa ‘The Fairy’

Satina rose, a soft and luminous pink

The Satina rose is an excellent groundcover in soft pink tones, while remaining bright. Created by Tantau, it is a variation of the already popular The Fairy rose, offering larger and more fragrant flowers on a bush with denser foliage. The flowering period begins a month earlier than for The Fairy and extends from June to October. The double flowers are grouped in bouquets on glossy dark green foliage. They emit a light fruity fragrance. At maturity, the bush reaches 50 cm in height and 40 cm in width. It beautifully enhances your rockeries, borders, slopes, flower beds, or large pots.

Rosa ‘Satina’

Emera Decorosier, a stunning fuchsia rose

The Emera rose is part of the Decorosier family, known for their generous flowering, disease resistance, and ground-covering habit. It’s no wonder they have been awarded 8 gold medals and 6 ADR labels! The Emera rose is stunning in a border or as part of a flowerbed. It forms a bush 70 cm high and 40 cm wide, producing 5 cm fuchsia pink flowers. They grow in generous bouquets of around ten roses, from May to October. The glossy green foliage is semi-evergreen and requires no treatment. A lovely rose with a long flowering period that is easy to care for!

Rosa ‘Emera’

Mareva Décorosier, for a soft pink flowerbed

The Mareva rose also belongs to the family of Decoroses and offers the same advantages of a long and early flowering period, from May to October. It grows into a bush measuring 70 cm by 50 cm, taller than wide, with glossy dark green, semi-evergreen foliage. It produces numerous semi-double cut flower arrangements in soft pink tones, measuring 6 cm in diameter. It is delightful in large pots, in borders and beds, or for concealing a slope.

Rosa ‘Mareva’

Knirps rose, an old rose bush

Excellent variety, awarded the ADR label, the Knirps rose is a small bush that grows up to 30 cm in height and spreads to 60 cm. It produces a multitude of cut flower arrangements of double flowers reminiscent of old roses, in a small format as they measure 3.5 cm in diameter. They are available in fuchsia pink shades from June to October, against a backdrop of glossy green foliage. The Knirps rose is a creation by Kordes, which grows without constraints and is perfect for decorating borders, pots, and the front of flower beds.

Pink Knot Out Rose, in tribute to the painter Rodin

Also known as the Rodin rose, the Pink Knock Out rose features flowers grouped in cut flower arrangements of a vibrant pink colour against glossy dark green foliage. The 7 cm roses are lightly scented and appear early in May, continuing to bloom until the first frosts. Derived from the Knock Out rose, the Pink Knock Out rose shares the same excellent qualities as its predecessor: generous flowering and disease resistance. This bush, 70 cm high and 60 cm wide, is perfect for borders, flower beds, or large pots.

Rosa ‘Pink Knock Out’

Groundcover rose Larissa, a candy bush

The groundcover rose Larissa is a reliable choice. Created by the rose breeder Kordes, it has received the demanding ADR label, a testament to its natural resistance to diseases and its beautiful flowering. This bush, 80 cm high and 60 cm wide, bears clusters of flowers measuring 6 cm in porcelain pink and white against healthy medium green foliage. The petals curl into rosettes, giving them a delightful appearance reminiscent of pink sweets. Its flowers have the unique characteristic of falling off on their own once faded, which keeps the rosebush looking neat and tidy at all times.

Rosa ‘Larissa’

Dolomiti rose, an excellent groundcover

The Dolomiti rose is a variety developed by the Kordes rose breeder and is also regarded as an excellent groundcover rose. It is It has been awarded the ADR label for its outstanding qualities. It resembles a bush measuring 60 cm in height and 50 cm in width, taller than wide, covered in glossy dark green foliage. For 4 to 5 months, it is adorned with cascades of single, charming dog-rose flowers, porcelain pink with a white centre and a heart of yellow stamens. They are quite large, with a diameter of 6 cm and slightly fragrant. Before blooming, they resemble copper-red buds. In autumn, decorative red fruits take over. The Dolomiti rose is easy to grow and ideal for beginner gardeners.

Rosa ‘Dolomiti’