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What are some types of roses that are low maintenance and shrub-like?

Live in Columbia,SC area;any varieties native to here

With proper maintenance a rose shrub will grow. I strongly urge you to seek a true Landscape Nursery for a planting. To purchase a Rose at Wal-Mart is like buying Toilet Paper at a Gas Station.
That said and done you must consider the Creme of the Shrub Roses. A Meidlander Shrub Rose. They come in a variety of colors. They love the pruning and shearing you give them. They need the neccessary fert and water however.
They are relatively resistant to both insect and disease.
I used these plants as a centerpiece at a University in downtown Philadelphia some twenty years ago. People thought I was crazed. Your temps and humidity are similar to this situation. I was no longer crazed when the Roses bloomed in late April and continued until Mid-December!! I presented the largest opponet to my garden with a collection of Red and White Roses, freshly cut, from the garden, on Dec.23rd.
They still need the protective sprays of dormant oil, an anti-fungus is high humidity (your area), and the regular irrigation and fert. You will love this plant. I use it today in rock gardens and by sidewalks in my designs. People see it as a rose but do not believe it is so. Good Luck.

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