Rudīte

Hardiness zone: 6 (USDA), (from -18° to -23°)

This rose attracts attention with its rich coloring: from bright red and scarlet to blood-red and dark orange. During flowering, the petals change their tone by 1−2 shades — from lighter to deeper, and under the sun’s rays, dark red, almost black highlights may appear. The flowers are densely double, large, 8−10 cm in diameter, positioned singly on strong long stems. The petals are wavy, slightly ruffled, giving the flower a unique texture.

The fragrance is very light, almost imperceptible, with a subtle caramel note. Blooming is abundant and almost continuous; the flower lasts on the bush for 3−4 weeks, does not shed, and even after fading retains its decorative form.

The bush is compact and neat, with straight rigid shoots without thorns. The foliage is dark green with a reddish tint, leathery, beautifully emphasizing the brightness of the flowers. The variety is winter-hardy, rain-resistant, but requires preventive treatments against diseases.

This rose is excellent for cutting: its large, showy flowers are used by florists to create stylish bouquets and artistic arrangements. It is also a bright accent in the garden, harmoniously combining with greenery and decorative elements.

Blooming: repeat, long-lasting. Blooms with single flowers.

Disease resistance: medium.

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.