Margarita

Hardiness: USDA Zone 6 (−17°C to −23°C)

This spray rose is a rare treasure for those who appreciate unusual shades. Its blooms are painted in a warm reddish-brown tone with caramel and copper highlights, shimmering with golden accents in the sunlight. As the flowers mature, the color transforms, gaining creamy and even soft violet notes, making this rose truly striking.

The plant forms a compact, rounded bush. Almost every stem ends with a lush cluster of small, double flowers gathered in sprays of 3−5. The green foliage, with a slight reddish tint, enhances the richness of the blooms. The fragrance is light, pleasant, and unobtrusive.

The flowering is repeat, very abundant, and long-lasting. Buds open slowly and hold their shape for a long time, remaining decorative both in the garden and in a vase. This rose tolerates rain well, is resistant to diseases, and requires little maintenance, making it perfect even for beginner gardeners.

Margarita looks wonderful in borders, flower beds, containers, and pots. It is excellent for the front of mixed plantings and makes a unique accent in the garden. Thanks to its durable blooms, it is also widely used in bouquets and decorative arrangements.

Flowering: abundant, continuous, with sprays of 3−5 blooms.

Disease resistance: good.

Planting Location:

Roses thrive in sunny locations, so choose spots with plenty of sunlight throughout the day. Ensure the planting site is sheltered 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.