Usmas Rozes

Lāsma

STANDARD ROSE

This rose captivates with its old-fashioned charm and rich palette of shades. Its densely double flowers, about 10 cm in diameter, bloom slowly, retaining their shape and colour intensity. From warm dark orange buds to golden peach and apricot-pink hues, each flower is unique, as if created by nature itself.

Flowering and fragrance

The rose blooms in waves — profusely and continuously, from early summer until the first frost. The flowers last a long time without losing their decorative appeal. The fragrance is rich and warm, with juicy notes of peach and mango, creating an atmosphere of comfort and harmony.

Resistance

The flowers are resistant to rain without losing their shape, and the rose itself has good resistance to diseases and weather conditions. The foliage is dense, dark green and shiny, emphasising the richness of the flowers and making the plant truly spectacular at any time of the season.

Perfect for your garden

The standard form of the rose is a living decoration for the garden. It is ideal for decorating front areas, terraces, entrance areas and cosy relaxation corners. Such a ‘rose tree' looks like a work of art and adds a touch of luxury and romance to the garden.

Height:
140–160 cm
Weight:
1000 g

See also

NatālijaNew

Natālija

HYBRID TEA ROSE

This hybrid tea rose is a true sunny accent for both the garden and bouquets. The flowers are large, goblet-shaped, 10−12 cm in diameter, with a rich red-orange color. On the reverse side of the petals, a matte white or creamy shade is visible, smoothly blending into the main color.

Dana

Dana

HYBRID TEA ROSE

This rose embodies uniqueness and sophistication, ideal for those who appreciate rare and unusual colours. Its main feature is that the petals of a single bud are twisted in several centres, creating the effect of a complex and multifaceted shape.

Almond

Almond

Two-year-old seedling

The common almond is one of the most beautiful ornamental trees, transforming into a pink cloud of delicate, fragrant blossoms in early spring. It fills the garden with the warmth and charm of the south — even in northern climates.

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