May
The earliest documented flush includes climbers, shrubs, and several strong repeat bloomers.
Reference
What's Blooming
A seasonal bloom log showing which roses were carrying the garden in late spring and early summer. This page is a snapshot, not an automated live bloom tracker.
Early season
May starts the show
The first strong flush leans toward shrubs, climbers, and established spring performers.
Peak bloom
June fills the beds
June is the broadest month on record here, with white, red, orange, and pink roses all blooming at once.
Late season
July to October
July through October show the likely late-season bloom cycle, with the broadest repeat flush in midsummer and a smaller set of steady bloomers carrying color into fall.
June
This is the broadest bloom month recorded on the page, with a much wider spread of floribundas and hybrid teas joining the early-season shrubs.
July
Likely second flush month: many hybrid teas and floribundas return, while a few shrubs keep cycling.
August
Late summer tends to narrow to dependable repeat-bloomers and heat-tolerant plants.
September
A smaller shoulder-season group usually keeps blooming into early fall.
October
Late blooms are usually limited to the most persistent repeat-blooming roses.
Highlights
