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SPRAY ROSES
This elegant rose captivates at first sight — the densely double, peony-shaped blooms open in soft pink-lilac shades with a creamy center, giving the bush the look of a true floral bouquet.
SPRAY ROSES
Winter hardiness zone: 6 (USDA), (-17° to -23°)
The rose enchants with its lush and prolonged blooming, delighting throughout the entire season. Its elegant cup-shaped flowers, gathered in abundant clusters of 25−35 blooms, captivate with a vibrant orange hue infused with pink undertones. The compact, upright, and sturdy bush is perfectly suited for both single and group plantings. This rose is an excellent choice for creating stunning borders and enhancing the front of your flower bed. It serves as a striking focal point in any garden, adding energy and vibrant colors.
One of the rose’s key advantages is its low-maintenance nature. The flowers remain fresh for up to two weeks, whether on the bush or as cut blooms, making it an ideal choice for bouquets and home decoration.
Flowering: continuous until late autumn. Blooms in lush inflorescences of 25−30.
Colour: orange-pink, orange.
Disease resistance: good.
Choice of place for planting:
Roses are sun-loving plants, so choose locations that are sunny most of the day. Make sure that the place where roses grow is protected from 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.
SPRAY ROSES
This elegant rose captivates at first sight — the densely double, peony-shaped blooms open in soft pink-lilac shades with a creamy center, giving the bush the look of a true floral bouquet.
SPRAY ROSES
This exquisite rose captivates with its pure snow-white color and perfectly shaped, full double blooms. The buds open into delicate, rounded rosettes, creating the effect of airy clouds against the deep green foliage.
Two-year-old seedling
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