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Polyantha rose "Sadovy Aromat"
Polyantha Rose "Garden Aroma" - Rosa polyantha.
A delightful variety of mini bush created specifically for growing from seeds for amateur gardeners. A compact plant 20-30 cm high. Small, dark green leaves.
During the flowering period from June to September, the bush is covered with semi-double flowers from bright pink to white.
This plant is perfect for group plantings, patios, balconies, containers, borders, flower beds, alpine slides.
Agrotechnics: rose is a heat- and light-loving plant that requires loamy soils rich in humus. It blooms best in hot and dry summers.
Sowing from March to May to a depth of 1-2 cm. Germination at a temperature of + 15 + 20 °C for 7-15 days, crops are mulched with peat or humus. After 6-8 weeks, when the plant reaches a height of 10-12 cm, it can be planted in a permanent place outside or in a container. In summer, seedlings are fed with mineral fertilizers. The rose needs periodic feeding and watering, in addition, young plants need to be covered for the winter.
A delightful variety of mini bush created specifically for growing from seeds for amateur gardeners. A compact plant 20-30 cm high. Small, dark green leaves.
During the flowering period from June to September, the bush is covered with semi-double flowers from bright pink to white.
This plant is perfect for group plantings, patios, balconies, containers, borders, flower beds, alpine slides.
Agrotechnics: rose is a heat- and light-loving plant that requires loamy soils rich in humus. It blooms best in hot and dry summers.
Sowing from March to May to a depth of 1-2 cm. Germination at a temperature of + 15 + 20 °C for 7-15 days, crops are mulched with peat or humus. After 6-8 weeks, when the plant reaches a height of 10-12 cm, it can be planted in a permanent place outside or in a container. In summer, seedlings are fed with mineral fertilizers. The rose needs periodic feeding and watering, in addition, young plants need to be covered for the winter.
* Polyantha - meaning multi-flowered.
The first varieties of this group were bred in 1873 by the French breeder Guillot by crossing a multi-flowered rose (multiflora), growing in the Far East, with a dwarf form of Chinese tea roses. The hybrids turned out to be low-growing - 35-40 m high, winter-hardy, multi- and small-flowered, possessing valuable properties - the ability to abundant, long-lasting, almost continuous flowering.
