They are not roses.
What are these plants named?
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MelB
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I have seen these around and I would like to know what they are named. How do they react to hot or cold climates?
I am on a Nook and when I enlarging the photo, it looks like a bottle brush bush to me.
https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/ornamental/shrubs/bottlebrush/growing-bottlebrush-plants.htm
Naomie is correct; they're hardy but may die back in a hard freeze. Covering is always the best action.
I think they are a Lily or Euphorbia, probably Euphorbia. They have a Yellow Flower and if you break the stem there is white sap that comes out - do not transfer to eyes or lips, wash hands as can cause a rash. Fine if left alone.......
It is indeed a bottle brush and it thrives here in AZ. They will not do well where there is a hard freeze and even drop their leaves after multiple "frost"
Bottlebrush. They are happy in South Texas.
These appear to be the dwarf version of bottlebrush. Regular bottlebrush will get very tall (I've seen them get to be 8' or more). The dwarf version will be more of a hedge or bush height.
Great!
They are bottle brushes. They are not extreme old hardy. Covering is suggested.
Looks like sedum to me. A perinneal runner
Most definitely a Bottlebrush. Looks like the miniature from the size of leaves. I live in Zone 9 and they grow like crazy!! They take special pruning to be their best and you can find all of that out on line!