Lāsma
STANDARD ROSE
The standard form gives the rose a special expressiveness and creates the impression of a large flower ball on a graceful stem. This accent immediately stands out in the garden and adds sophistication to the composition.
Bare root
20 €
| Quantity, pcs | Discount |
|---|---|
| 10–19 | 10% |
| 20–39 | 15% |
| 40–49 | 20% |
| from 50 | 25% |
GRAFTED LILAC
Lilac — a bright purple accent for your garden
This legendary German lilac is known for its large, rich purple-red flowers and powerful, spreading crown. Its dark violet-purple buds bloom into spectacular fragrant inflorescences, creating an atmosphere of depth, nobility and classic spring beauty in the garden.
Variety characteristics:
Large cylindrical inflorescences up to 30 cm long — dense, lush, rich purple, with bright yellow stamens.Flowering is abundant and regular, occurring in mid-late May to early June.The buds are dark, violet-purple, and the flowers open to a purplish-reddish, fragrant, very expressive colour.The crown is dense and spreading, with an adult plant reaching a diameter of 3 m and a height of 3-4 m.The leaves are large, heart-shaped, 5–12 cm long, dark green, perfectly emphasising the brightness of the flowers.It grows quickly and is highly frost-resistant, drought-resistant and undemanding. It prefers fertile loam, does not tolerate acidic soils or waterlogging.
In the landscape:
This lilac looks magnificent both as a solitary plant, creating a powerful vertical accent, and in group plantings. Its dark purple inflorescences harmoniously combine with conifers, decorative foliage and white-flowered plants. It is ideal for avenues, formal areas and large compositions where an expressive colour centre is needed.
Grafted lilac is an elegant plant with a single, clearly defined growth axis, resembling a small tree. The flowering crown forms at a certain height, creating the effect of a flowering ball. This shape looks neat and decorative, ideal for single plantings, alleys and formal areas of the garden.
The plant retains all its varietal qualities — colour, fragrance and shape of inflorescences. It blooms earlier than the bush form, but requires care of the grafting site and removal of suckers appearing below it.
STANDARD ROSE
The standard form gives the rose a special expressiveness and creates the impression of a large flower ball on a graceful stem. This accent immediately stands out in the garden and adds sophistication to the composition.
GRAFTED LILAC
Unique inflorescences change colour from lemon yellow to creamy white, and their sweet aroma fills the May garden with a festive atmosphere.
PARK ROSE, SHRUB
This rose embodies tenderness, romance, and sophistication. Its large, densely petaled blooms captivate with their beauty and elegance. The pointed petals unfold gracefully into a cup-shaped flower, creating a stunning multi-layered effect.