Chinese Rose Garden

The Chinese Rose Garden is a scenic spot located at the northern foot of Yunfeng Mountain in Laizhou City, Shandong Province. It is the most comprehensive and largest ecological rose garden in China. The 'Chinese Rose Garden' has planted more than 200,000 rose plants in five major categories and seven color series. The park has planted more than 200 kinds of greenery seedlings, totaling over 10,000 plants, including hybrid tea-scented, abundant-flowered, climbing, miniature, and trailing roses in five major categories and seven color series, totaling more than 200,000 rose plants. In addition, the rose planting resource bank established within the park has now protected and collected more than 1,500 rose varieties. Among them, the ancient Chinese roses that have been discovered and protected are the living fossils among roses and the progenitors of modern roses. There are very few living specimens of ancient Chinese roses, but the Chinese Rose Garden has already collected more than 20 varieties. The Chinese Rose Garden has also achieved the landscape effect of 'flowers in three seasons, evergreen in four seasons.'