9 €
| Quantity, pcs | Discount |
|---|---|
| 10–19 | 10% |
| 20–39 | 15% |
| 40–49 | 20% |
| from 50 | 25% |
HYBRID TEA ROSE
Frost hardiness zone: 6 (USDA), (-17° to -23°).
This rose is a perfection of colour and fragrance that captivates at first sight. Its exquisite, perfectly shaped bud is slow to open and long-lasting in the cut. In the first stages of flowering, the petals are creamy white with barely visible red tips. But as they bloom, especially on hot, sunny days, the crimson colour becomes more intense, making each flower unique.
This rose has a gorgeous, subtle, fruity fragrance with light spicy notes. It forms an upright, branching bush, which is characterised by unpretentiousness in care. Its flowers are ideal for cutting, decorating bouquets and interiors.
This rose will be an ideal choice for both experienced gardeners and beginners.
Flowering: repeated, in waves. Blooms as single flowers or in inflorescences of 1−3 pieces.
Color: creamy white with a bright crimson border
Disease resistance: Very good
Choosing where to plant:
Roses love the sun, so choose areas for planting that receive sunlight for most of the day. It is also important to protect the plants from strong winds.
*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.
NewHYBRID 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.
HYBRID TEA ROSE
This is a true gem of the garden. The flowers are large, rain-resistant, with an incredible gradient of shades: from delicate cream to deep yellow with a bright pink border on the edges of the petals.
HYBRID TEA ROSE
An amazing chameleon rose with a play of shades. This rose is a real find for those who are looking for unusual colouring and ornamentation in every detail. During flowering it changes its shade like a chameleon: from pink-coral and yellow to orange-apricot tones.
