A catch-all term for several hardy, low-maintenance shrub roses, these types of pink roses bloom over a long season: Pink Home Run – Hot pink Sunrise, Sunset – Blend of fuchsia-pink and apricot Ballerina – Small, fragrant pink roses with white eyes Carefree Wonder – Semi-double blooms of deep pink John Cabot – Mildly fragrant, double blooms of deep fuchsia pink These classic hybrid tea pink rose varieties bear large, high centered blossoms on long, elegant stems: Memorial Day – Classic, orchid pink with old-fashioned fragrance Pink Promise – Double to full blooms of soft, pale pink Grande Dame – Very fragrant, deep rosy-pink blooms Falling in Love – Fragrant rose of warm pink and creamy white New Zealand – Large blooms of soft, warm pink Hardy, upright floribundas were created by crossing hybrid teas with polyanthas and produce clusters of large blossoms on each stem: Brilliant Pink Iceberg – Sweet-smelling roses are a blend of warm pink and white Easy Does It – Lightly fragrant blooms of honey apricot and peachy pink Betty Prior – Slightly fragrant, single, pink blooms Sexy Rexy – Large clusters of cotton candy pink roses, slightly scented Tickled Pink – Lightly fragrant, light pink, ruffled roses The tall, vigorous grandifloras were created by crossing hybrid teas and floribundas. These bear roses in large clusters