Do you mean winter flowering roses? If yes, no...as most roses stop flowering by the end of November, they go dormant till spring. Hope that helps....

yes thats what I meant thank you, what happens to them in winter then? do they die off

are you thinking of christmas roses? they are a form of Hellebores

Sort of die off, Kpjo - they just sit there, waiting for spring.

They do not die off.....it is what we call 'dormant', but are stripped bare of leaves, in the spring all leaves come back, the leaves are usually red in colour then eventually green, then follow by lots of buds..mmmmmm.:))

If you want some flowers for winter then I'd definitely go with Pamg and suggest hellebores (aka winter rose). I've planted 3 this year, so I'm a newbie with them. But they're supposed to flower around february time if I'm right? They'll give a bit of life to a dull winter garden.

there are -- I think-- three different Hellebores species that flower from late winter, christmas rose, then (i think) lenten and then orientalis--- or something like that, i've been growing the lenten species and have been pleasantly suprised how well they do on my clay soil

That's good to know Pamg, as mine are in clay aswell :o)

Thank You all so much I am going to try and get some of those for the winter time and see what happens, great to know guys