PARK ROSE, SHRUB
Winter hardiness zone: 5 (USDA), (- 23° to -29°)
A charming rose with an old-fashioned style. Its densely brushed cup-shaped flowers appear in inflorescences and, when opened, sometimes form a beautiful flat centre, giving the rose a special charm.
The colour of the petals is a delicate apricot-orange: more saturated at the base and smoothly transitioning to almost cream at the edges. The aroma is strong, deep, with bright fruity and honey notes.
The bush is slightly spreading, powerful and well-branched, with large foliage. It has good resistance to diseases, unpretentious in care and is characterised by high winter hardiness — it can successfully grow and enjoy blossoming even in cool climates.
Flowering: repeated, in waves. Blooms in inflorescences of 3−5 pieces.
Disease resistance: average
Planting location:
Roses are sun-loving plants, so choose a location where it is sunny most of the day. Make sure that the rose planting site is protected from the wind.
*The female name given to the rose is not a variety name. A rose is like a woman, beautiful, elegant and unique, so each one inspired us for a woman’s name as well.
TOPHYBRID TEA ROSE
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SPRAY ROSES
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Two-year-old seedling
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