Collective noun for roses

There are many collective nouns that are being used to describe a group of roses:
Bouquet - A collection of cut roses, usually arranged in a decorative way for display or presentation.
Bunch -A casual grouping of cut roses, usually gathered together without much arrangement or artifice.
Bed - A designated area of a garden or park where roses are grown in a specific pattern or arrangement.
Cluster - A group of roses growing closely together, often on a single stem or branch.
Garden - A collection of roses growing together in a garden or other outdoor space.
Sprig - A small grouping of roses, typically two or three stems bound together for decoration.
Bush - A larger grouping of roses growing from a single root system, typically in a garden or park.