Rose Lovely Meilland has a soft pink color. The height of the bush is usually about 60-90 cm. The width is about 80 cm, sometimes more but quite rarely. Disease resistance of the Lovely Meilland rose: practically does not get sick.
Description: Lovely Meilland roses
The bush is strewn with marvelous soft pink semi-double flowers. A very strong, hardy plant. Height 60-80. Blooms early. (Meilland Catalog 2004) One of the best varieties is Lovely Meilland. Soft pink, cup-shaped, medium-sized flowers cover the bushes in such abundance during the flowering period that they practically hide the leaves. Bushes up to 70 high, wide-spreading, with beautiful and healthy foliage. The tenderness of the buds evokes tenderness; the apt word of the writer N.S. has stuck with us for them. Leskova - “swaddles”. This is a universal rose; by pruning you can achieve the desired shape of the bush. Early ripening and very dense wood ensures constant flowering and trouble-free winter hardiness. (More details. Tsvetovoda Bulletin, No. 3, February 2006. Galina and Olga Pankratov. “Scrubs, pleasant in all respects”)The stunning color of the flowers of the Lovely Green rose variety can bewitch you at first sight. She will certainly bring a piece of magic to any corner garden plot. The flowers of this variety have a unique white color with a light green tint and a beautiful spherical shape.
Description of the Lovely Green variety and photographs of roses
Floribunda rose Lovely Green is the brainchild of the famous breeding company Meiyang, born in 2005. The unusualness of the variety lies in the unique color of the flowers. They combine white with a pronounced light green tint and a red blush breaking out along the edge of the petals.
The shape of the flowers, up to 8 centimeters in diameter, resembles a ball densely packed with petals. The flowers do not fully bloom and remain in the bud state throughout the entire period. Flowers appear on the shoots in groups of 5-8 almost continuously throughout the summer. The rose has practically no arata.
The Lovely Green rose bush grows up to 80 centimeters in height and 70 centimeters in width. This ratio gives the bush a rounded, compact shape. The shoots are covered with bright green foliage with a glossy surface. The rose has average resistance to disease and rain. Overwinters under shelters.
Features of planting and growing
For planting, choose a sunny place protected from wind and drafts. The soil is dug up to a depth of 40-50 centimeters. The diameter of the planting hole is 50-60 centimeters. The pit is filled with a loose nutrient mixture consisting of the following components:
Garden or leaf soil - 2 parts.
- Sand – 1 part.
- Peat – 1 part.
- Humus - 1 part.
- Mixture mineral fertilizers for roses – 200 – 300 grams.
- Wood ash – 200 grams.
A rose seedling, previously soaked in a growth stimulator for 30-40 minutes, is placed in a hole so that the roots are freely positioned in height and the root collar is 2-3 centimeters below the soil surface.
Important. The roots of the rose must be straightened; bending them upward is unacceptable.
The soil around the seedling is compacted and watered. To prevent water from spreading over the surface, an earthen roller is made around the bush. The surface around the planted bush is carefully mulched.
Rose care
Roses are fertilized with mullein solution.
In the process of growing Lovely Green roses, it is important to follow the watering rules. Overmoistening the soil or drying it out is unacceptable. Watering is carried out with warm, settled water once a week. One plant needs to spend 10-12 liters of water. In hot, dry weather, the amount of watering is increased to twice a week.
For vegetative period It is necessary to fertilize the rose bush. During the season they are carried out 5-6 times, depending on the age of the plant. The rose of the first year after planting does not need spring and summer feeding. Enough for the seedling nutrients tucked into the soil during planting.
From the second year of life they begin to fertilize the rose early spring , after removing winter shelters. During this period, the plant needs nitrogen to stimulate growth and form new shoots. Fertilizing is carried out with a solution of mullein or bird droppings. At the same time, you can add half a bucket of humus to the soil around the bush.
At the beginning of the formation of buds and during flowering, the plants are fed three times, with an interval of 2-3 weeks, with mineral mixtures containing phosphorus, potassium and magnesium. The ideal amount of these elements is contained in special mineral mixtures for fertilizing roses.
The last feeding of the rose is carried out at the end of August with potassium sulfate. From the beginning of September until the rose is covered for the winter, no fertilizers should be applied to the bush, so as not to cause the growth of new shoots, which will not have time to get stronger by winter and will freeze out.
Pruning of Lovely Green roses is carried out in order to obtain a continuous appearance of large flowers. If you do not follow the pruning technology, the bush will grow voluminous, but the shoots on it will be weak, and the number of flowers and their size will be small.
To prevent the rose bush from becoming depleted, apply special kind trimmings: some shoots are cut short to obtain early flowering, annual basal shoots are shortened by a third. On side shoots you need to leave 2-3 buds, on old ones - 3-5 buds. Old stems from the inside of the bush are cut to the base. This type of rose pruning is carried out in the spring.
Pruning of Lovely Green is carried out with the aim of continuous production of flowers.
In the summer, it is necessary to cut out shoots regularly, at least once every 15 days. You also need to cut off grassy shoots that do not have flower buds.
In the fall, before covering the rose for the winter, all damaged, dry and immature shoots are removed. All main stems are cut back by one third. All foliage from the bush must also be carefully removed.
Prevention and treatment of diseases
Rose Lovely Green has increased resistance to powdery mildew and black spotting. For complete protection against these diseases, even in unfavorable weather, it is necessary to carry out preventive treatment of the bush in early spring with a solution copper sulfate or Bordeaux mixture.
Cold and damp weather in the summer can lead to roses being damaged by rust or downy mildew. If brown or grayish spots appear on the leaves, it is necessary to treat them with Fundazol.
Cold and damp weather can cause downy mildew to appear on roses.
Incorrect or untimely covering of a rose for the winter can lead to it being damaged by an infectious burn. In this case, dark brown spots appear on the shoots. A large area of damage can lead to the complete death of the bush. All shoots affected by the disease must be cut out and burned, and the rose should be treated with Bordeaux mixture.
Overmoistening the soil during watering or getting moisture on the leaves can lead to the appearance of gray rot on the rose. When a plant is infected with the fungus of this disease, the leaves become covered with reddish-brown spots with a gray, loose coating. All leaves showing signs of fungus must be removed from the plant. Then the bush is treated with Topaz, Forecast, Topaz. To prevent the development of this disease, which is dangerous for roses, is treatment with Fitosporin or Gamair.
Pest Control
Like all roses, Lovely Green is attacked by numerous pests. Their danger lies not only in the fact that they damage leaves, shoots and flowers, but at the same time, insects are carriers of fungal diseases. The most common pests of roses are the following:
Organization of wintering
Preparing a rose bush for winter begins with its sanitary cleaning. You can cover a rose that has been freed from all leaves, buds and grassy, green shoots. The tops of the stems are cut at an angle of 45 degrees. The bush should be sprayed with a solution of copper sulfate or Bordeaux mixture.
The rose needs to be covered only with the onset of severe frosts.
When the weather becomes cold outside, with periodic frosts, the base of the bush is covered with a mixture of peat and dry soil to a height of 30 centimeters. When persistent frost sets in, the rose must be additionally covered, first with spruce branches or straw, and then with covering material draped over a pre-installed frame.
Important. You cannot cover the rose tightly before the onset of real frost, so that it does not begin to rot and rot.
Reproduction of rose Lovely Green
You can purchase Lovely Green rose seedlings in nurseries or online stores. The price for one copy varies from 350 to 2500 rubles, depending on the age and method of delivery of the plant.
If you or someone you know already has this variety on your property, you can get new specimens using vegetative methods:
- Cuttings. This method of reproduction is the most popular and quite simple. For rooting, cuttings are taken from a semi-lignified shoot, cut at an angle at the bottom, and straight at the top. The length of the blanks is 10-12 centimeters. The cuttings are treated with a stimulant and placed in loose soil. The top of the plantings is covered to create greenhouse conditions.
- Budding (grafting). A bud from the mother plant is placed in a T-shaped cut on the rootstock, which is a rosehip seedling. The junction is wrapped with grafting tape or polyethylene.
- Dividing the bush. This method is only suitable for rooted instances. A grafted rose cannot be propagated by dividing the bush.
Using roses in the garden
Rose Lovely Green will decorate any corner of the garden. It can be used in single and group plantings, as well as in company with coniferous plants and decorative deciduous shrubs. A rose grown in a tub or flowerpot will look spectacular.
Rose Lovely Green can be grown not only in the garden but also at home.
The compact size of the variety bush allows it to be grown in room conditions. The only condition in this case is the presence of a maximally illuminated place.
Meilland- a French company that is engaged in the selection and production of roses - on at the moment occupies one of the leading positions in its industry. Over decades of work (the history of the company begins in the mid-19th century), the Meyyan family managed to create more than 3,000 varieties, as well as obtain rights to some roses obtained by other breeders
Louis de Funes
Year of introduction: 1987
Flower type: moderately double
Flower diameter: 14 cm
Bush height: 80–100 cm
Type of rose: hybrid tea
Features: characterized by abundant flowering
Year of introduction: 1993
Flower type: double
Flower diameter: 6 cm
Bush height: 90–100 cm
Rose type: scrub
Features: it is frost-resistant and disease-resistant, but can be affected by black spot
Eden (Pierre de Ronsard)
Year of introduction: 1985
Flower type: double
Flower diameter: 10–11 cm
Bush height: 200–300 cm
Type of rose: climbing/climber
Features: nostalgic flowers are variable in shape, can be rosette-shaped or cup-shaped
Leonardo Da Vinci
Year of introduction: 1993
Flower type: double
Flower diameter: 8–10 cm
Bush height: 70–110 cm
Rose type: floribunda
Features: abundant and long flowering
Princesse de Monaco
Year of introduction: 1982
Flower type: medium double
Flower diameter: 14 cm
Bush height: 70–90 cm
Type of rose: hybrid tea
Features: very high disease resistance
Year of introduction: 2000
Flower type: moderately double
Flower diameter: 6–7 cm
Bush height: 60–80 cm
Rose type: floribunda
Features: practically no aroma; when fully dissolved, it shows a golden center
Eric Tabarly
Year of introduction: 2002
Flower type: double
Flower diameter: 9–11 cm
Bush height: 120–200 cm
Rose type: scrub/climbing
Features: very resistant to diseases, light-loving
Victor Hugo
Year of introduction: 1985
Flower type: moderately double
Flower diameter: 10–12 cm
Bush height: 120 cm
Type of rose: hybrid tea
Features: has a strong aroma and abundant flowering. Prize for the fragrance of the rose competition The Hague (Netherlands) in 1985
Niccolo Paganini
Year of introduction: 1991
Flower type: medium double
Flower diameter: 7–8 cm
Bush height: 70–90 cm
Rose type: floribunda
Features: frost-resistant, abundant flowering
Tchaikovski
Year of introduction: 2000
Flower type: double
Flower diameter: 8–9 cm
Bush height: 60–80 cm
Rose type: grandiflora
Features: Reminiscent of antique roses; is highly resistant to diseases and frost resistance
Carte Blanche
Year of introduction: 1999
Flower type: medium double
Flower diameter: 8 cm
Bush height: 90–110 cm
Rose type: floribunda
Features: has a strong aroma, maintains a neat appearance for a long time
Julio Iglesias
Year of introduction: 2006
Flower type: double
Flower diameter: 8–10 cm
Bush height: 70–80 cm
Type of rose: hybrid tea
Features: resistant to diseases, abundant and long-lasting flowering
Year of introduction: 2000
Flower type: moderately double
Flower diameter: 4–5 cm
Bush height: 25–30 cm
Rose type: miniature
Features: striped at the beginning of flowering, towards the end the rose becomes monochromatic
Acropolis
Year of introduction: 2001
Flower type: double
Flower diameter: 6 cm
Bush height: 60–80 cm
Rose type: floribunda
Peculiarities: pink flowers turn coffee brown as they bloom, good repeat flowering
Jubile du Prince de Monaco
Year of introduction: 2000
Flower type: double
Flower diameter: 9 cm
Bush height: 70–80 cm
Rose type: floribunda
Features: white-cream petals are edged with a delicate crimson border, which expands as the flower opens
Gloria Dei (Gioia, Peace, Mme Antoine Meilland)
Year of introduction: 1945
Flower type: double
Flower diameter: 14 cm
Bush height: 100 cm
Type of rose: hybrid tea
Features: vigorous bush, large dark green foliage, strong aroma and good disease resistance
Mimi Eden
Year of introduction: 2001
Flower type: double
Flower diameter: 3-4 cm
Bush height: 55–85 cm
Rose type: spray rose
Features: two-color flowers, blooms throughout the season. The bush is practically without thorns. Suitable for growing in containers.
Alain Souchon
Year of introduction: 2005
Flower type: double
Flower diameter: 12-13 cm
Bush height: 120-150 cm
Type of rose: hybrid tea
Features: rich red flowers, very strong aroma of anise, raspberry, strawberry. Heat resistant
Baby Romantica
Year of introduction: 2004
Flower type: double
Flower diameter: 3-4 cm
Bush height: 30-40 cm
Rose type: miniature
Features: compact, dense bush, yellow flowers with a burgundy edge. Susceptible to black spot
Bingo Meidiland
Year of introduction: 1994
Flower type: single
Flower diameter: 4-5 cm
Bush height: 120–130 cm
Rose type: scrub
Features: cup-shaped flowers beautiful pink color, with a small white eye and a tuft of pure yellow stamens in the center. Can be used as a ground cover rose
Year of introduction: 1994
Flower type: double
Flower diameter: 7-9 cm
Bush height: 100–175 cm
Rose type: scrub
Features: pale apricot flowers with mustard yellow center tones, has the shape and scent of antique roses
Colossal Meidiland
Year of introduction: 1999
Flower type: double
Flower diameter: 5-7 cm
Bush height: 100-150 cm
Rose type: scrub
Features: produces shoots up to 1.5 meters, dark green foliage goes well with double red flowers
Crimson Meidiland
Year of introduction: 1996
Flower type: semi-double
Flower diameter: 7-8 cm
Bush height: 125–150 cm
Rose type: scrub
Features: bright scarlet flowers do not fade in the sun, are resistant to diseases, abundant and long flowering
Year of introduction: 2000
Flower type: simple
Flower diameter: 3–4 cm
Bush height: 70–80 cm
Rose type: floribunda
Features: Great for rock gardens and container growing. Disease resistant, blooms until frost
Year of introduction: 1989
Flower type: double
Flower diameter: 7-8 cm
Bush height: 100–110 cm
Rose type: scrub
Features: raspberry-pink flowers are in perfect harmony with emerald green leaves, are resistant to diseases, abundant and long-lasting flowering
Flame Meillandina
Year of introduction: 2005
Flower type: simple
Flower diameter: 4–5 cm
Bush height: 30–50 cm
Rose type: miniature
Features: two-color flowers, the edges of the petals are carmine red, and the center of the flower is yellow
Year of introduction: 2002
Flower type: semi-double
Flower diameter: 5-6 cm
Bush height: 50–60 cm
Rose type: scrub
Features: low bush with abundant flowering, from a distance gives the impression of a flower carpet, exceptionally hardy variety
Magic Meillandecor
Year of introduction: 1995
Flower type: semi-double
Flower diameter: 5–6 cm
Bush height: 40–50 cm
Rose type: scrub
Features: Great for carpet plantings. Resistant to diseases, blooms profusely until frost
Patte de Velours
Year of introduction: 1999
Flower type: semi-double
Flower diameter: 5-6 cm
Bush height: 60–80 cm
Rose type: scrub
Features: has no thorns, abundant and long-lasting flowering, two-color flowers, cream with a red edging, which increases in size on sunny days
Philippe Noiret
Year of introduction: 1999
Flower type: double
Flower diameter: 14–15 cm
Bush height: 100–125 cm
Type of rose: hybrid tea
Features: flowers are good for cutting, flowers are bright yellow, large
Year of introduction: 2000
Flower type: simple
Flower diameter: 5–6 cm
Bush height: 60–70 cm
Rose type: scrub
Features: undemanding in care, resistant to diseases, abundant flowering, pearl pink flowers
Year of introduction: 1991
Flower type: double
Flower diameter: 10-12 cm
Bush height: 120–300 cm
Rose type: climber
Features: the bush is branched and reaches a height of up to 3 meters, the flowers are large, apricot-colored, flowering continues in summer and autumn
Lovely Meilland
Year of introduction: 2000
Flower type: semi-double
Flower diameter: 6-7 cm
Bush height: 60–90 cm
Rose type: scrub
Features: very abundant flowering, pale pink flowers practically cover all the foliage, the plant is hardy and winters well
Roses MEILAND (Meilland) best varieties
'Bonica'(1982). Quite old but still popular variety. This scrub is so versatile that it can be used as a tapeworm and in the mass, as a large-flowered ground cover rose and in container culture. The spherical buds, collected in clusters of 3-5 pieces, open into bright pink double small (5-6 cm) flowers with wavy petals. In the sun they quickly fade to soft pink, sometimes almost white tones. Very abundant flowering and excellent health make her a favorite of landscape designers.
'Swany'(1977). She is still considered the best ground cover rose, descended from two evergreen roses. She was the first Meilland variety in this group. Small (5-6 cm) double flowers bloom in large clusters of 5-20 pieces. Pure white flowers, when half-opened, have a slightly pinkish center. Although it happens that all the flowers and even the buds are painted soft pink. The spreading bush is covered with small dark green foliage. This rose looks very advantageous when planted on a slope.
‘Concerto’(1994). A low scrub with medium-sized 7-9 cm double, sometimes lobed, flowers, shaped like dahlias. The flowers are soft peach, with a bright apricot center. The color brightens both towards the edges of the petals and towards the edge of the flower itself. In cool, cloudy summers it blooms much brighter and more intensely than in hot and sunny ones. The flowers are collected in large brushes of 7-12 pieces. The bush is low, dense, spreading, the branches bend under the weight of the inflorescences.
'Mini Eden'(2001). This graceful miniature rose Sure to attract attention in any garden. Round, almost white buds with a thin, barely noticeable pink border are collected in huge brushes of 5-25 pieces. Closer to the center, deep pink, towards the edges pure white, with a greenish outer side of the outer petals, the flowers contrast with the dark green shiny foliage. Low bushes allow it to be grown in containers, in borders or in small groups for the foreground.
‘Decor Harlequin’
‘Decor Harlequin’(1986). This bright, flashy scrub will always be a highlight in your garden. Flowers can be almost even in color, striped or speckled, cup-shaped and with a “ball” inside. The edges of the petals are both smooth and heavily indented. Large (9-12 cm) double fragrant flowers appear in racemes. Strawberry-red, mixed with orange, with a golden-cream outer side of the petals, they are always heterogeneous in color. The tall, powerful bush amazes with its vitality.
'Colette'(1994). A scrub from the Romantique series with medium-sized (7-8 cm) densely double flowers of delicate peach color, more saturated in the center and lighter towards the edges. At first, the flowers are cup-shaped, later they open and become lodged, acquiring over time pink tint. Appear singly or in small clusters. Unfortunately, flowers are very susceptible to high humidity. The bush is vigorous and spreading.
Roses Meilland catalog
Blanc Meillandecor
Charles De Gaulle
Christophe Colomb
Frederic Mistral
Jubile du Prince
eonardo da Vinci
Les Quatre Saisons
Pierre de Ronsard
Prince Jardinier
Princesse de Monac
Bolshoi Theater
We have compiled a list of the 10 most famous and respectable rose nurseries in the world. Read before you go shopping for seedlings!
It is not for nothing that the rose is called the queen of flower beds. This luxurious beauty requires careful care, but more than pays off all the effort with its lush flowering and delicate aroma.
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Cordes
Official name: W. Kordes' Sohne
Country: Germany
Website: www.kordes-rosen.com
Cordes is perhaps one of the oldest leading rose nurseries in the world. It was founded in 1887, and since then, three generations of Cordes’ sons have been delighting flower growers with beautiful and unpretentious rose seedlings.
The peculiarity of roses of this selection is enviable frost resistance combined with long lush flowering. Judging by the fact that the roses of this nursery were bred into a separate group (Hybrid Kordesii), the experiments of the Kordes family gave a worthy result.
Several dozen varieties of W. Kordes’ Söhne roses were awarded the title the best roses at the prestigious German ADR competition, as well as awards at other international competitions. For example, the floribunda variety Iceberg of the Cordes selection was once recognized as the World's Favorite Rose, according to the World Federation of Rose Societies.
Other famous varieties of Cordes roses are floribunda Sunsprite, climbing large-flowered Harlekin, climbing Dortmund.
Tantau
Official name: Rosen Tantau
Country: Germany
Website: www.rosen-tantau.com
This German rose-growing company has been supplying the whole world with its seedlings for more than a century - ever since Matthias Tantau began breeding roses in 1906.
The nursery gained recognition among gardeners in the 1930s and today, together with its fellow countryman, the Kordes company, it has managed to conquer half of the rose growing market on the planet.
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Many Tantau roses are frost-resistant and do not lose their beauty even during prolonged rains. In addition, most of them bloom all summer.
Rose Black Magic (Black Magic) of the Tantau selection is one of the most popular in the world. Other famous varieties nursery roses – hybrid tea Fragrant Cloud, climber Santana, ground cover Schneekönigin, etc.
David Austin
Official name: David Austin Roses Limited
Country: United Kingdom
Website: www.davidaustinroses.co.uk
“Austins,” as these roses are often called by people, can be considered the breeder’s life’s work. While still a teenager, David Austin became interested in rose growing. At first it was just a hobby, then breeding new types of roses became a profession.
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Since then, for several decades now, the world has been going crazy for the so-called “English roses” - modern hybrids that combine the double form of inflorescences and the touching beauty of ancient cultivars with the stability and abundant re-blooming of modern roses.
David Austin's rose collection includes 22 gold medals at the prestigious Chelsea Flower Show.
Like the roses of the Kordes nursery, they were awarded a separate group in the international classification.
"David Austin Roses" is a family nursery. It is owned by three generations of Austin rose growers: maestro David Austin himself, his son David Austin Jr. and grandson Richard Austin.
Guillot
Official name: Roses Guillot
Country: France
Website: www.roses-guillot.com
This French nursery entered the world history rose growing thanks to Jean-Baptiste Andre Guillot, who is considered the father of all hybrid tea roses. In 1867, he managed to breed the La France rose, which became the first representative of this group.
For six generations now, the Guillot dynasty has been working to create roses with spectacular, bright inflorescences, a strong aroma and long-lasting flowering.
Naturally, the nursery specializes not only in hybrid tea roses. His catalog includes such popular scrubs as Chantal Merieux, Emilien Guillot, Chantal Thomass, Notre Dame du Rosaire, Agnes Schilliger.
Meiyang
Official name: Meilland International
Country: France
Website: meilland.com
“Meillan” is another world-famous family nursery from France with a century and a half history.
Breeders of this family managed to develop roses that do not require mandatory pruning and bloom for up to 6-8 months. Moreover, many of them tolerate frosts down to –30-40°C.
Add to this list the exquisite shape and color of the inflorescences, and it will not be difficult to guess why Meiyang became the only nursery whose several selection creations received the title of Favorite Rose of the World and were included in the “Rose Hall of Fame” by the World Federation of Rose Societies.
This honor was given to five varieties of roses from the Meilland selection: the hybrid tea Peace and Papa Meilland, the climbing varieties Pierre de Ronsard and Cocktail, as well as the floribunda Bonica 82. .
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Harkness
Official name: Harkness Roses
Country: United Kingdom
Website: www.roses.co.uk
The Harkness nursery began work in the English county of Yorkshire in 1879 - it cannot be called an amateur on the rose growing market. Best quality for your money - this is the principle of this British company.
The nursery focuses not only on experienced rose growers, but also on beginners. According to the breeders, anyone can handle caring for these roses - they are so unpretentious. The main thing is to plant a seedling, and the result will not take long to arrive.
One of the very first Harkness varieties is the Mrs. Harkness scrub. Other famous roses of the nursery are floribundas Anne Harkness and Susan Daniel, climbing Bridge of Sighs.
Lens
Official name: Louis Lens Roses
Country: Belgium
Website: www.lens-roses.be
The main highlight of this Belgian nursery is musk roses, so named for their characteristic aroma. Lens hybrids also boast resistance to many insidious diseases, including black spot and powdery mildew.
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Another advantage of this breeder’s roses is truly wild bloom. The inflorescences cover the shoots in a lush scattering, almost completely hiding all the greenery under a thick flower cap. Moreover, this spectacular flower show lasts all summer.
Famous roses "Lens" - Heavenly Pink, Dingy, Walferdange, Anneliese.
Orar
Official name: Roseraies Orard
Country: France
Website: www.roses-orard.com
The Orar family nursery dates back to 1930, but began breeding new varieties only in the 50s.
The breeders of this company specialize in climbing roses, hybrid tea roses and floribundas. Their catalog contains several dozen worthy, time-tested roses.
The seedlings of this manufacturer are resistant to all kinds of diseases, bloom almost all summer, and delight with the interesting colors of the inflorescences and intoxicating aroma.
In the Orar catalog you should pay attention to the shrub Winter Lodge, hybrid tea Muriel Robin, Over the Moon and Hacienda.
Jackson and Perkins
Official name: Jackson & Perkins
Country: USA
Website: www.jacksonandperkins.com
The success story of Jackson & Perkins Nursery is one of hard work and entrepreneurial savvy. In 1872, in a village in the suburbs of New York, Charles Perkins, together with his father-in-law Albert Jackson, opened a small family enterprise: they began to grow raspberries, grapes and strawberries for sale.
Soon Perkins wanted to play big and enter the wholesale garden market. Concentrating on rose growing, in 1884 he hired a professional breeder.
Breeding a successful variety of roses took many years, and in 1901 Jackson & Perkins finally showed the world their new product - the climbing rose Dorothy Perkins. This beauty brought the nursery international fame and an award from the British Royal Rose Society.
Charles Perkins named this rose in honor of his granddaughter, which set the trend for naming roses after real people.
Unfortunately, Dorothy Perkins turned out to be unable to withstand powdery mildew and other diseases, so the variety was withdrawn from the mass market, leaving the opportunity for true connoisseurs to purchase seedlings only in special nurseries. However, this rose still covers the walls of Windsor Palace.
Many cultivars of the nursery received the title “Rose of the Year” according to the American Rose Society: grandiflora Simply Magnifiscent, hybrid tea Summer Surprise (Summer Surprise), ground cover Wedding Dress, etc.
Canadian roses
Official name: Canadian Roses
Country: Canada
Website: 49throses.com
Canada, given its harsh climate, has taken up rose growing at the state level. The government of the country, together with one and a half dozen partners, invested funds in the national program “Winter-hardy Canadian roses” in order to develop beautiful garden hybrids based on local species of roses that are resistant to extreme weather conditions. low temperatures. Needless to say, they more than succeeded!
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Canadian roses are divided into three series: Explorer, Parkland and Canadian Artist.
All plants of Canadian selection overwinter without additional shelter at temperatures down to –30-40°C. Of course, in winters with little snow, it is advisable to hill them up and sprinkle them with garden soil.
Some of the most spectacular Canadian roses– Adelaide Hoodless ( Adelaide Hoodless), Frontenac, Morden Blush, Prairie Snowdrift, etc.
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bb, I think that you will not get a definite answer to your question even from gardeners who have been successfully growing roses for a long time. As a beginning rose grower, I sincerely advise you to look into the forum archive, in the “Rosary” section. In my opinion, there is no information on roses, their varieties, producers, wintering, shelter, etc. etc. there will be enough for more than one dissertation :)
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bb, I live much further south, and winter hardiness has nothing to do with the problem of choosing roses. My first roses (more than 30 pieces) were planted in October 2005. Among them were roses from Meyyan (about 80%), Austin and Tantau. Yesterday I examined everything planted, and I can say the following: the roses that suffered the most from the cold this year were Meyhan, namely, Black Baccarat (3 bushes of which had blackened everything above the hill), Orient Express and El. It's unpleasant, of course. But God bless him, I’m sure from the grayness that everything will grow back in the spring. At the same time, other varieties of Meilhan - Bolshoi, Botticelli, Andre le Notre - are in excellent condition. When choosing roses, should one rely solely on frost resistance? I think the main thing is something else. After all, what tenderness, what beauty are offered by various manufacturers. |
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Selena, how great it is that not all forum users think like you, that not everyone considers the frost resistance of roses an alternative to beauty. Otherwise, only rose hips would grow in our gardens. And there would be nothing to dream about, because all the most original things were not created for our cold Russian climate. And there would be no struggle with nature and circumstances. And there would be no wonderful golden hands who learned how to re-vaccinate especially delicate ones. Why? It's cold after all.
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Meshchera, thank you for the compliment to my “Peter Ilyich” :) |