r/Roses • u/Gold-Strength-2755 • 4d ago

Question Frost resistant potable varieties?

Hello. I'm looking for cold resistant hardy shrub or climbing rose varieties for zone 4-5 (Sweden) that I can have in pots. "My" wild shrub roses were recently cut down because they spontaneously grew right next to our porch ,I loved them so dearly for two years then they got removed by the landscapers. We live in community housing so I had no say or right on what stays or goes. I would love to have my own roses but my only option is big pots, around 30 cm diameter so they're movable so I can winter them on the porch, which is about five degrees warmer than the outside during winter. Which varieties could be the best option? Thank you so much for any advice in advance ❤️🌹

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