• Rose bushes produce full, multi-petaled flowers in a number of different colors and shades. You can use tall rosebushes to add height to your garden as well as color, and they create a dramatic effect with their lengthy canes. There are many tall rose bush varieties to choose from, so consider which ones suit your yard and your style.
  
  

Grandiflora

• The Grandiflora variety of rose bush that grows tall, elegant wands, and they have the additional advantage of blooming repeatedly throughout the season. This rose can grow to be up to six feet tall, and the blooms are produced in dense clusters. This is a very sturdy rose and it is capable of tolerating long, cold winters.
  
  

Sunsprite

• The Sunsprite rose produces sunny yellow flowers, and it has the advantage of being highly disease-resistant. It has a scent that is slightly reminiscent of licorice and it grows to be between four and five feet tall. It is a variety of the floribunda rose, which means that it can bloom all summer long, and that it is easily used in landscaping or in mass plantings.
  
  

Marmelade Skies

• The Marmalade Skies is a floribunda rose that is easy to establish and grow. It produces large clusters of orangish red flowers, and the bush itself can grow to be up to four feet tall. It has deep green foliage to accent the brightly colored flowers. As it ages, this rose keeps its vibrant coloration and it produces increasingly more blooms.
  
  

China Roses

• China roses have glossy foliage with small delicate flowers. Depending on the variety, they can grow to be up six feet tall, with blooms that can be crimson, red or pink. China roses may open as a pale color and then darken toward red or pink as they mature, going through several shades before fully maturing. These roses are tall, but they are extremely susceptible to frost, so care should be taken regarding where they are planted