Rare Rose Seeds

• Form: Perennial
• Flowering Time: Late spring to fall
• Light Requirements: Full Sun, Partial Shade
• Growth Rate: Moderate once established.

• Height/Habit: 3 - 5 feet
• Spread: 20 - 39 inches
• Soil Requirements: Well drained, humus enriched soil.
• Pruning: Prune to maintain shape and increase branching once established. Remove any dead or damaged branches. Shape plants at any time

🌱Sowing time
Seeds can be planted from March to October. Spring is considered the best time to plant seeds. Once the seeds have grown into seedlings, the planting site and planting soil can be prepared.

🌐Location selection
Roses tolerate partial shade perfectly for several hours a day. This hybrid is afraid of cold winds and groundwater. This should be considered first when choosing a growing site.

🌼How to Prepare Soil and Flowers for Planting
The soil should be loose and nutritious. A good combination is: humus; clay; river sand; peat. For nutrition, bone meal and superphosphate should be added. You can increase the chances of survival by treating the roots of young bushes with clay talk 30 minutes before planting.

Planting process step by step
When the soil and seedlings are ready, planting can begin:

1️⃣ Dig the planting hole to accommodate the size of the seedling's root system. The depth should be twice the length of the root.

2️⃣ Fill the bottom of the pit with a 10 cm drainage ditch.

3️⃣ Spread a layer of compost on top of the drainage layer.

4️⃣ Pour the prepared soil mixture into the slide.

5️⃣ When installing seedlings, deepen the grafting site by 5-7 cm.

6️⃣ From above it is covered with soil mixture.

In addition, the roses are well watered💧 and covered with sawdust or peat. Hybrid roses are easier to care for than regular roses. Hybrids are much more resistant to disease and damage.

🌿Pruning and replanting
Each grower decides for himself when it is more convenient to completely prune the bush - in the autumn or in the spring. Regardless, one of the scraps should be preventive. When damaged shoots or branches that are clogging the plant are removed. Major pruning involves cutting off all branches, up to 3-4 buds. The length of the pruned branches should be more than 10 cm. During the flowering season, cut off the wilted buds along with the tops.