Description
The flowers are densely filled with petals, much like antique roses, and most possess a strong fragrance. English roses are a good choice for cutting gardens. They are full, intensely perfumed flowers make sumptuous bouquets. Some varieties climb if left unpruned and can be trained along a fence.
The symbolism of rose colours is steeped in tradition. Roses inspired people over thousands of years to develop a language of colour.
| Common Name | Gulab |
| Flower Colour | Yellow |
| Bloom Time | Annual |
| Height Specification | 1 to 6 ft. |
| Growing Care | Easy |
Care for Rose
- Roses, especially the repeat flowering varieties, need a generous supply of nutrients regularly through the growing season.
- Slow release or organic fertilizers applied to the ground are the most effective; however foliar feeds are also valuable for a quick effect and to help keep the leaves healthy.
- The best way to keep your plants free from pests and diseases is to choose disease-resistant varieties and to grow them as well as possible.
- Regular watering is essential, the rose will be stronger, healthier and, most importantly, produce more flowers.
- Early spring is the best time to prune. If it is still winter, your overeager cuts may lead to frost damage.
- Pruning is pretty straightforward: Remove all non-negotiable growth, thin the plants, and then shape them.
- Experts advise cutting 1/4 inch above a bud eye so the bud eye does not dry out.
Disclaimer: The image is for reference purpose only. The actual product may vary in shape or appearance based on climate, age, height etc.
