Roses are among the most commercially and culturally significant flowers in India. The rose season in India varies by region due to climatic diversity, but generally peaks during the cooler months from November to February in most parts, with a secondary bloom period in early spring (March). This report provides an overview of the rose growing seasons, major producing regions, and seasonal implications for markets and floriculture.
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Report on the Rose Season in India
| Region | Peak Rose Season | Notable Varieties | |--------|----------------|-------------------| | (Delhi, Punjab, UP) | November – February | Hybrid Tea, Desi Gulab | | West India (Maharashtra, Gujarat) | October – February | Floribunda, Grandiflora | | South India (Tamil Nadu, Karnataka) | December – March (plains); April–June (hills) | Edward, Taj Mahal, First Red | | East India (West Bengal, Assam) | November – February | Miniature roses, Desi varieties | | Hill Stations (Ooty, Shimla, Darjeeling) | April – June (summer blooming) | Standard cut roses | Roses are among the most commercially and culturally