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Très parfumé !Créé au tout début du 20ème siècle, le rosier rugosa ‘Hansa’ est un superbe rosier ancien qui trouvera parfaitement sa place dans votre jardin et que vous apprécierez pour ses nombreuses qualités. Vous serez d’abord séduit par ses grandes fleurs doubles arborant un chaud coloris rose pourpré tout à fait remarquable et assez exceptionnel chez les rosiers. Et ce n’est pas tout, car elles se distinguent également par un parfum fruité très puissant qui embaumera le jardin à plusieurs mètres à la ronde. De quoi séduire vos visiteurs et faire des envieux.Comme les autres rosiers rugosa, le rosier Hansa fait preuve d’une résistance totale aux maladies et aux parasites. Cela vous évitera les traitements chimiques fastidieux en saison. Son feuillage se compose de folioles gaufrées vert tendre portées par des branches épineuses et érigées. Ces dernières forment un buisson dense et fourni capable de constituer une haie défensive utile pour empêcher le passage d’hôtes indésirables.Enfin, les fleurs sont suivies de gros fruits rouges à maturité, les cynorrhodons. Ils sont comestibles sous forme de gelées et arrivent en fin d’été. A noter qu’ils sont également décoratifs.Ce rosier d’aspect « nature », s’utilise en massif au milieu d’autres rosiers ou d’arbustes à fleurs de printemps et d’été. Il compose une belle haie fleurie pour l’été ou peut aussi être placé en isolé pour former un buisson dense et vigoureux. Il se plaît en toutes régions et supporte aussi bien les fortes gelées que les embruns marins. C’est donc une excellente variété pour les jardins de bord de mer.Pour un excellent résultat, choisissez un emplacement de préférence ensoleillé, les rosiers ont en effet besoin de beaucoup de lumière pour fleurir correctement. Concernant le sol, le rosier rugosa ‘Hansa’ se montre particulièrement peu exigeant. Il supporte les sols médiocres, caillouteux et même calcaires. Toutefois, sa croissance et sa floraison seront plus généreuses dans un bon sol de jardin, si possible enrichi en compost lors de la plantation.La plantation s’effectue de février à mai et d’octobre à décembre, hors période de fortes gelées. Après avoir enlevé tous les emballages (plastiques, ficelles autour des branches, etc…), taillez légèrement l’extrémité des racines et plongez-les dans une boue épaisse composée de terre argileuse et de terreau durant 15 minutes ; Cette opération appelée pralinage permet aux racines de bien se réhydrater et de se couvrir d’une couche protectrice qui favorisera la reprise. Creusez un trou profond et large (40 cm en tous sens), bêchez le fond pour le décompacter puis installez le rosier en conservant le collet au niveau du sol. Rebouchez le trou avec un mélange de terre noire de jardin et de terreau (ou de compost bien mûr). Tassez au fur et à mesure et terminez par un arrosage généreux. L’entretien est très limité : pas de traitement, un peu d’engrais spécial rosiers en saison et une taille de nettoyage (facultative) en fin d’hiver visant à enlever le bois mort et les vieux rameaux ayant fleuri. Un jeu d’enfant pour un résultat superbe !
Rosa Veilchenblau is a stunning vigorous Rambling Rose with purple-violet flowers, and is often referred to as the Violet Rambler. This beautiful climber holds the RHS Award of Garden Merit and comes highly recommended. Rose Veilchenblau boasts deciduous glossy foliage with a mid-green tone and almost thornless stems. It blooms in mid-summer with one magnificent flush of tightly packed large-cupped flowers. The flowers are a glorious mix of purple-mauve petals with a white centre and warm yellow stamens. The semi-double petals measure 2.5 cm in width. This is a beautiful rose and one for those of you who love colour. Blooms turn a darker mauve to greyish lilac as they age, sometimes appearing blue before they fall. The fragrance is light, fresh and fruity, and the colourful scented flowers of Rose Veilchenblau are popular with pollinators. Wildlife enjoy the red hips that follow in late summer. How Hardy Is Rosa VeilchenblauThis is a hardy Rambling Rose with plenty of strength that can withstand subzero winters and dry summers. How To Use Rosa VeilchenblauRose Veilchenblau is a climber, so it is best used to scramble up a wall, pillar, fence line or tree. It spreads over 2.5 metres and grows to heights of 4 metres plus, so not quite as tall as some other ramblers, such as Paul’s Himalayan Musk, although older untouched specimens can reach many metres in height. This makes it a better choice for more compact spaces, and because it is practically thornless it is a good choice for gardeners with children or pets. Teamed with white flowering clematis, or a climbing rose with several flushes of pale colour such as Climbing Rose Snow Princess, Rosa Veilchenblau is a summer garden staple. How To Care for Rosa VeilchenblauRosa Veilchenblau is tolerant of most growing conditions including poor soil, shade and a northerly aspect. It does prefer full sun and a moist well drained soil, but can thrive in most gardens.Mulch this Rambling Rose well in early spring with rotted manure, and tie back the stems in the direction you want them to grow. It does not require pruning, but you can restrict its spread after the flower display. If you prune, be aware ramblers flower on old wood.Rosa Veilchenblau is a reliable choice with strong vigorous growth and stunning colourful flower display. If you are looking to quickly cover an unsightly area with glossy green and a flush of rich purple tones this is the Rambling Rose for you.
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Growing roses from seeds can be a fulfilling gardening project, although it requires patience. Here’s a simplified three-step guide to get you started: Step 1: Stratification First, you need to mimic the natural cold period that rose seeds undergo to germinate. Prepare Seeds: Soak the rose seeds in diluted hydrogen peroxide (optional) for approximately an hour to kill any fungus or bacteria, then rinse them with clean water. Cold Stratification: Mix the seeds with slightly moistened peat moss or sand in a zip-lock bag. Seal the bag and place it in the refrigerator (not the freezer) for about 10 to 12 weeks. Check periodically to ensure the medium remains moist but not wet. Step 2: Sowing After the stratification period, it's time to plant your seeds. Prepare Soil: Fill seed trays or small pots with a well-draining soil mix. You can use a mix designed for seed starting or make your own by combining peat moss, vermiculite, and perlite. Plant Seeds: Sow the seeds on the soil surface, then lightly cover them with a thin layer of soil or vermiculite. Water gently but thoroughly. Create Humidity: Cover the trays or pots with a clear plastic cover or plastic wrap to maintain humidity. Place in a warm, bright spot but out of direct sunlight to avoid overheating. Step 3: Care and Transplanting After germination, which can take a few weeks to a few months, you’ll need to care for the seedlings. Germination: Watch for seedlings, and as they appear, gradually remove the plastic cover to acclimate them to the lower humidity. Light: Move the seedlings to a sunny location or under grow lights to ensure they receive enough light without scorching. Water and Feed: Keep the soil consistently moist but not soggy. After a couple of weeks, start feeding with a diluted, balanced, liquid fertilizer every two weeks. Transplanting: Once the seedlings have grown large enough and have developed several sets of true leaves, they can be transplanted into individual pots or into a prepared garden spot. Harden off the plants by gradually acclimating them to outdoor conditions before planting them out. Remember, growing roses from seeds is a test of patience, with flowers often not appearing until the second or third year. However, the joy of seeing your roses bloom from seeds you planted is well worth the wait!
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Roses are the popular, most beautiful flowers that women are mad to breath and see pictures of roses, red roses are a symbol of love and romance. Men often choice it as a gift for their girl friend on valentines day and also for any date and meeting with women, it is a most have present that women never rejects. Here is A Big Collection of Beautiful Pictures of Roses with variety of colors.
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DESCRIPTION: NAME: Purple Rose SCIENTIFIC NAME: Rosa Floribunda COLOR: Purple (Violet - Lavender) PLANT SEEDS: Fall / Cold Stratify PLANT HEIGHT: 36 - 48” PLANT SPACING: 24 - 36” BLOOM TIME: Late Spring - Fall (Repeat Bloomer) HARDINESS ZONE: 2 - 11 LIGHT REQUIREMENTS: Sun - Part Shade SOIL & WATER PREFERENCES: Average QUANTITY: 5 Seeds OTHER: What is a garden without roses? Their lovely very fragrant double blooms will delight you all season long! Roses make an excellent cut flower and these large blooms will last for up to 2 weeks once cut. They are also a popular dried flower. Wouldn't it be wonderful to give your friends or family a beautiful bouquet of roses cut from your very own garden? About the Purple Rose - Purple roses are actually rare although they are a natural color. They symbolize majesty & royalty, and enchantment, such as love at first sight as well as wonder, impossibility, and magic. We have a huge selection of rose seeds available in bush & climbing varieties, as well as some unique species like Beach Rose, Desert Rose, & Swamp Rose! * RECEIVE A FREE GIFT FROM SEEDVILLE USA’S “WILD SIDE” CONSERVATION TEAM WITH EVERY ORDER! AND ... FREE SHIPPING ON ANY ADDITIONAL SEEDS! PAY ONLY ONE FLAT SHIPPING FEE NO MATTER HOW MANY PACKS OF SEEDS YOU ORDER! PLEASE VISIT MY STORE FOR OVER 1,700 TYPES OF FLOWER, VINE, TREE, SHRUB, HERB, FRUIT, & VEGETABLE SEEDS!!!
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Sterling Silver roses and offspring of the 'Sterling Silver' flower helped bring shades of purple and lavender to the rose world. There are now many varieties of silver lavender roses.
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Loud color creates a captivating effect in this fantastic rose. You can enjoy the amazing roses with deep violet petals thanks to artisan techniques. Because of its strong color, this purple rose is great for achieving big impact, especially when paired with other dark-colored flowers, like our famous black roses. Please note: Colors may vary slightly from the photo as each bouquet is created based on the season.
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Roses are the popular, most beautiful flowers that women are mad to breath and see pictures of roses, red roses are a symbol of love and romance. Men often choice it as a gift for their girl friend on valentines day and also for any date and meeting with women, it is a most have present that women never rejects. Here is A Big Collection of Beautiful Pictures of Roses with variety of colors.
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Growing roses from seeds can be a fulfilling gardening project, although it requires patience. Here’s a simplified three-step guide to get you started: Step 1: Stratification First, you need to mimic the natural cold period that rose seeds undergo to germinate. Prepare Seeds: Soak the rose seeds in diluted hydrogen peroxide (optional) for approximately an hour to kill any fungus or bacteria, then rinse them with clean water. Cold Stratification: Mix the seeds with slightly moistened peat moss or sand in a zip-lock bag. Seal the bag and place it in the refrigerator (not the freezer) for about 10 to 12 weeks. Check periodically to ensure the medium remains moist but not wet. Step 2: Sowing After the stratification period, it's time to plant your seeds. Prepare Soil: Fill seed trays or small pots with a well-draining soil mix. You can use a mix designed for seed starting or make your own by combining peat moss, vermiculite, and perlite. Plant Seeds: Sow the seeds on the soil surface, then lightly cover them with a thin layer of soil or vermiculite. Water gently but thoroughly. Create Humidity: Cover the trays or pots with a clear plastic cover or plastic wrap to maintain humidity. Place in a warm, bright spot but out of direct sunlight to avoid overheating. Step 3: Care and Transplanting After germination, which can take a few weeks to a few months, you’ll need to care for the seedlings. Germination: Watch for seedlings, and as they appear, gradually remove the plastic cover to acclimate them to the lower humidity. Light: Move the seedlings to a sunny location or under grow lights to ensure they receive enough light without scorching. Water and Feed: Keep the soil consistently moist but not soggy. After a couple of weeks, start feeding with a diluted, balanced, liquid fertilizer every two weeks. Transplanting: Once the seedlings have grown large enough and have developed several sets of true leaves, they can be transplanted into individual pots or into a prepared garden spot. Harden off the plants by gradually acclimating them to outdoor conditions before planting them out. Remember, growing roses from seeds is a test of patience, with flowers often not appearing until the second or third year. However, the joy of seeing your roses bloom from seeds you planted is well worth the wait!
