Pink Roses

• From vivid and hot shades to subtle hues the color of a ballerina's slippers, pink rose bushes are available in many varieties. A former favorite of the World Federation of Rose Societies, the Bonica rose is light pink in color and ranges from 2 to 4 feet tall. Another pink type, the American Beauty rose is a pink-carmine color with fragrant blooms. This variety can be grown in the ground as well as in containers. Although there are multitudes of pinks found around the world, other popular bushes in these shades include the Gertrude Jekyll, First Lady, Moonstone, Pink Parfait and Pretty in Pink.
  
  

Yellow Roses

• If you are looking for a bright, sunny accompaniment to your garden or outdoor area, a yellow rose bush might be just the key. There are many varieties of yellows to choose from. These include the highly disease-resistant Honey Perfume, the golden-yellow (with a border of red) Playboy and the continuous blooming Day Breaker.
  
  

White Roses

• The classical beauty of the white rose is a favorite of many gardeners and rose enthusiasts. Unlike other colors of roses, white varieties only come in one hue. Differences between types include petal placement, blooms, height and width, fragrance and leaves. Popular white rose bushes include hybrid tea roses such as the Crystalline, Elina, Polar Star and Whisper as well as the floribunda types, including French Lace, Saratoga, White Simplicity and Margaret Merrill.
  
  

Red Roses

• Reds provide a classic color that is often associated with love and romance. Reds include many shades that range from bright crimsons to bluish or purple-tinted shades. Categorized into two major types, medium red and dark red, these bushes provide interest and contrast to the garden. Popular red types include the Rose Sedona, Mr. Lincoln, Rose Black Cherry, Morden Fireglow and Super Hero.