Maria Theresia Rose – Classic Elegance in the Garden
- The Maria Theresia rose is a Floribunda variety that combines the classic charm of roses with a touch of modern sophistication.
- Remarkable for its opulent flowers and seductive fragrance, this rose becomes a centerpiece in any garden, adding elegance and passion.
- This delivery method allows for optimal handling and planting of the roses, ensuring healthy development in your garden.
- Delivery of bare-root roses will be carried out according to optimal weather conditions for planting.
- We accept pre-orders for bare-root roses until the start of the delivery period.
- The minimum order for bare-root roses is 10 pieces.
Characteristics
- Color:
The flowers display a pale pink with subtle accents that highlight the delicate contour of the petals.
- Flower Size:
Each flower has a diameter of approximately 10–12 cm, composed of multiple layers of harmoniously arranged petals, giving it a rich and opulent appearance.
- Fragrance:
Emits an intense fragrance.
- Foliage:
The leaves are an intense, glossy, and well-defined green, providing a pleasant contrast with the intensity of the flowers.
- Habit:
Growth is erect and vigorous, reaching up to 70-100 cm in height, making it suitable for formal gardens.
Needs and Care
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Light:
* Thrives in sunny or semi-shaded areas, benefiting from at least 6 hours of direct light per day.
* Intense light stimulates flowering and intensifies color and fragrance.
- Soil:
* Prefers fertile, well-drained soil with slight acidity (pH between 6 and 6.5).
* When planting, dig a hole approximately 40x40 cm and mix it with peat or rose substrate.
- Watering:
* Regular watering, applying water directly to the roots, preferably in the morning.
* During summer, water 1–2 times a week, adjusting the amount based on weather conditions, but avoiding excess which could cause root rot.
- Fertilization:
* Apply specific rose fertilizers in early spring and repeat feeding throughout the summer to support healthy growth and abundant flowering.
- Pruning:
* Perform formative pruning in spring, removing dry, weak, or damaged branches to renew the plant's structure.
* Regularly remove spent flowers to encourage new blooms.
- Mulching:
* Apply a generous layer of organic mulch around the base of the plant to retain soil moisture, protect the roots, and reduce weed growth.
