Rose Angela, whose photo is in front of you, is very beautiful and unusual. Her popularity continues to grow. Rose Angela is also called Angelica. This wonderful variety was bred in Germany, it belongs to the floribunda group of roses. “Profusely blooming” is how the name floribunda is translated, which is completely true, since roses belonging to this group are simply doused with flowers. This variety was obtained by crossing polyanthus and hybrid tea roses. It is because of this that this group of flowers has a very diverse bud color and excellent resistance to disease and frost.
Rose Angela: description
Rose variety Angela is a low bush. The height of the plant depends on the climate in which it is located. In the middle zone (4th climatic zone), the Angela rose reaches one meter in height, the branches of the bush are erect. In warmer climates, the rose bush can grow up to two meters.
The leaves are glossy, bright, green, and medium in size. Angela begins to bloom early, at the very beginning of summer, the flowering is long, the last flowers are pleasing to the eye in September. The buds are beautiful, semi-double, cup-shaped, reaching 5-6 cm in diameter. The flowers are light pink at the base, closer to the edges the petals are much darker, collected in lush inflorescences of several pieces.
The Angela rose is valued not only for its beauty; in addition, it has many other advantages. The plant has increased resistance to diseases such as powdery mildew and black spot. Angela is not afraid of either wind or rain. The buds do not fade in the sun and have a faint delicate aroma, similar to the aroma of apples. The flowering of the bush is abundant and long-lasting.
Planting and care
Rose Angela requires well-prepared soil with drainage when planting; the place for the rose bush must be selected so that there is no stagnation of air. Plant young bushes better in spring, it is recommended to deepen the budding site by 7-8 cm.
Rose loves the sun, so the “place of residence” must be determined taking into account the wishes of the queen of flowers. It is advisable to plant rose bushes in a sunny place with permeable and fertile soil. As mentioned earlier, the air should not be stagnant; the place with a rose flowerbed should be well ventilated. 
Roses should be watered sparingly as the soil dries. The bushes need feeding twice a season. The first time is at the beginning of the growing season in the spring, the second time is before the flower buds bloom.
Plants are pruned before the first leaves appear. It is necessary to remove broken, frozen and old branches with a brown shell. To prevent the bush from thickening, branches that grow inward and cross each other are pruned. If the bush is tall, then, in addition to those listed, all other branches are cut off by one third. This rule does not apply to low bushes.
Angela looks beautiful both in group plantings and in single plantings. You can make a beautiful one out of bushes hedge. Rose looks great next to evergreens coniferous plants and against a backdrop of purple, blue and white clematis.
Preparing for winter
Rose Angela is a relatively winter-hardy variety. In the southern regions (fifth zone), the plant does not need to be covered for the winter. In colder climates (the fourth zone), rose bushes must be hilled to a height of 20-30 cm before the onset of winter. It is better to make a pile not of soil, but of compost. The top of the plant also needs to be wrapped with covering material or burlap; for this you can also use spruce branches or brushwood.
Rosa Angela: reviews
Reviews from flower lovers about the rose variety Angela are only positive. Flower growers note that it blooms for a long time, looks great in border plantings, and is also grown in flowerpots and containers. 
Of the permanent neighbors, juniper, boxwood, and blue spruce, thuja. Everyone who is familiar with this flower claims that the Angela variety blooms beautifully; when cut, the buds do not fade for a very long time. This rose can serve as a worthy decoration for any flower garden.
Rose Angela
A very winter-hardy rose variety. In conditions middle zone Requires light shelter for the winter.
Floribunda rose "Angela" requires well-prepared soil with drainage when planting. The landing site should prevent air stagnation. Very high resistance to heat. A rose variety that is very resistant to diseases.
For planting, select a well-lit place that prevents air stagnation.
Rose Angela is used for border plantings, rose gardens, and growing in containers and flowerpots. Also good for cutting.
Availability and prices for “Angela” roses can be viewed on our website on the “Rose Price List” page
You can view the possibility of purchasing this and other plants by going to the website of our Eco Garden online store.
Rose Angela is a floribunda rose with light pink flowers, lighter towards the center, with a soft aroma. The size of the flowers is 3-4 cm. The flowers are collected in inflorescences of 1-5 pieces. The leaves are medium sized, glossy. The size of the bush is from 80 to 150 cm. A grafted variety of rose, a rootstock, perhaps, rose rugosa and rose horse. The rose was bred in Germany in 1984.
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Rose Wings of Angels 4.33 9
Description: This charming beauty feels great both in the flowerbed and in various containers. Compact bushes are strewn with beautiful semi-double and double flowers. Abundant flowering until frost. The variety is characterized by high winter hardiness.
Features of agricultural technology: Express perennial. Optimal temperature for seed germination +18-20?C, for plant growth +10-14?C. When sowing, sprinkle the seeds with 2 mm of fine vermiculite or loose soil substrate. When creating optimal conditions Shoots appear in 20-30 days. It begins to bloom after 10-11 weeks. Unpretentious. Blooms well in sun or light shade. Placed on loose and fertile soils. Sowing: February-March. Thinning, transplanting: April (2.3 decades) - May (1). Planting pattern: 25x25.
Rose Wings of Angels reviews
I was flattered by the fact that the rose begins to bloom in the first year with small roses, and in one bag you can get both double and simple flowers, pink and white!! This is what happened to my neighbor. Out of 10 seeds, not one of me sprouted, but next year I will definitely try again!
Planted this spring, after 2 months it already produced the first flowers, small pink, 5 petals. Of the 10, 5 sprouted, but 3 died. 2 left, both are blooming. At home in a pot. Please advise, maybe we should put them outside? Or let him stay at home for now? (region - Ural).
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It really did not grow with double flowers, but this does not at all spoil the impression of the variety. Bushes grown from seeds have overwintered without shelter for several years, do not get sick, and bloom profusely.
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I had this wonderful rose growing for several years, what a miracle, what a beauty, there were all sorts of flowers, it spent the winter without shelter even here in the Urals, now I bought the seeds again, I want to plant it and admire it, and it doesn’t require any special care
I planted it about five years ago. I bought it in the store. All the seeds sprouted, but there was not a single bush with double flowers and they faded greatly in the sun. Didn't like it.
Rose Wings of Angels Russian vegetable garden
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Rose Angel Wings - very delicate and blooming profusely perennial flower. It forms into compact bushes up to 30 cm high, so it is well suited for planting in flower pots or flowerpots. The flowers are white-pink and pink, semi-double and double (at least 80%). The aroma is subtle, delicate, almost inaudible.
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- at the very beginning of flowering, the roses have a delicate lemon color;
- in the middle of flowering they fade to a snow-white color;
- At the end of flowering, Claire Austin roses become a beige-pinkish hue.
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- Before blooming buds, roses require complex microelements and organic matter;
- Before harvesting for the winter, the bushes should be fed with potassium and phosphorus.
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Rose scrub Claire Austin: planting and care
White roses have always stood out noticeably among other varieties of roses. They represent light, beauty and innocence. Really worthwhile varieties There are very few white roses. This is due to the fact that, unlike their red counterparts, they are very difficult to hatch. Even the world-famous English roses of David Austin could not boast of a variety of white varieties. But everything changed in 2007, when David managed to bring out the pearl of all his collections - white rose Claire Austin, whom he named after his daughter.
Description of the variety
David Austin is a world-famous English farmer who turned the flower world upside down. With him light hand The world saw new varieties of roses, which became known as “English roses.”
Crossing ancient varieties of English roses with hybrid tea roses, he developed a large number of new varieties that are incredibly popular all over the world. He gave them different names, which fully reflected their character and beauty. But only one variety was honored to bear the name of the dear person in his life - his daughter Claire.
Claire Austin is rightfully one of the most beautiful varieties of white roses. It belongs to the scrub roses, which are characterized by the large size of the bushes and abundant flowering.
The rose bush of this variety is distinguished by its spreading nature. Most often, Claire Austin is grown as a bush. At the same time, its height will be 1.5 meters, and its diameter will be about 2 meters. But it can also be grown as a climbing plant. In this case, due to the support, the bush can grow up to 3 meters in height. The photo below shows how beautiful Claire Austin looks when grown supported by an arch.
As you can see in the photo, Claire Austin's bush is very leafy. But due to the arched, slightly drooping shoots, it retains its elegant shape. Leaves of this variety English rose They are bright green in color with a slight glossy sheen.
During flowering, the bright green bushes are diluted with large flowers of incredible beauty. On each stem of this wonderful rose, from 1 to 3 large flowers can form simultaneously. At the beginning of its blooming, the Claire Austin flower looks like an ordinary rose with a cup-shaped shape and tightly adjacent petals. But when fully opened, the flower reveals numerous double petals and becomes more voluminous. The color of Claire Austin's flowers varies depending on the flowering period:
The photo below shows the color of flowers from the beginning of flowering to its end.
Like all David Austin creations, the Claire Austin variety is quite strong and persistent odor. It harmoniously combines the rich aroma of tea rose and notes of myrrh, vanilla and heliotrope.
Unfortunately, these flowers do not have very good resistance to rain. During precipitation they do not open, so they have to be helped manually. But this must be done with extreme caution, trying not to damage the delicate petals.
This minus can be compensated by the re-blooming of Claire Austin, which allows you to admire the flowers throughout the summer.
In addition, this variety has good immune characteristics. The Claire Austin rose can only get sick with common diseases such as powdery mildew or black spot in unfavorable weather years. This quality allows you to successfully grow a rose of this variety in the middle zone.
Despite the fact that this rose is an unpretentious variety, in the first year after planting it will need special attention. At this time, she will only be settling into a new place, so without proper care she may get sick and die. To prevent this from happening, we will tell you about the rules for planting it and further care behind her.
Planting it begins with choosing a suitable place. Like other David Austin varieties, this variety tolerates partial shade. But its exceptional beauty can only be seen when planted in a sunny place.
Claire Austin is very unpretentious. Of course, ideally you should provide it with light soil. But if this is not possible, then this rose will adapt to the soil that will be there.
The Claire Austin variety is best planted in the fall, but no later than October, when the first frosts begin. Autumn planting The good thing is that over the winter the bushes will build up a good root system rather than sprout new shoots. Planting in the spring months is also possible, but to do this, the soil for the rose will need to be dug up in the fall and fertilized with humus.
For a purchased seedling, a hole with dimensions of 50*50*50 cm will be sufficient. In order for the seedling to take root better, before planting it must be soaked for a day in any root formation stimulator, for example, Kornevin or Heterauxin. The main condition successful landing varieties are the deepening of its grafting. It should be immersed 10 cm in the ground. After the seedling is correctly placed in the prepared hole, you can fill in its roots. To do this, use soil from a pit with the addition of compost or rotted manure. At the end of planting, the soil should be lightly compacted and watered.
Water the English rose Claire Austin only when the top layer of soil dries out. As a rule, under normal weather conditions, the regularity of watering will not exceed once every 5 days. Watering should be done in the evening with settled or rain water. In hot weather, watering should be increased more often, using water heated in the sun. If Claire Austin is grown as a bush, then 5 liters will be enough for one plant. If this rose is grown as a climbing rose, then more water will have to be spent on watering - up to 15 liters per bush.
Roses are watered all summer, until the end of August. If the summer turns out to be rainy, then you should stop watering earlier than August - in July.
Bush pruning is important stage in caring for them. At the same time, it is worth starting it in the first year after planting. In the spring, not earlier than April, when the buds have already awakened and swelled, and the first shoots have grown by 5 cm, the bush must be thinned out, leaving only 3 - 4 of the strongest shoots. All broken, old or small shoots should be removed without regret. They will only draw strength from the plant, inhibiting its growth and flowering. Once every 5 years, it is necessary to cut out all woody shoots, giving the young shoots the opportunity to germinate.
In addition, all sections are made 5 mm above the kidney and only at an angle of 45 degrees.
In order to provide the Claire Austin variety with abundant and lush flowering of large roses, the shoots must be shortened by half their length. If you shorten the shoots by a third of their length, the bush will literally be sprinkled with buds. After wilting, the flowers must be removed. Otherwise, re-blooming may either not occur, or it may occur, but not soon.
The Claire Austin variety must be fertilized at least three times during the summer. Fertilizers for feeding are used depending on the needs of the bushes:
If, when planting a rose, humus or organic matter was added to the planting hole, then fertilizing should be started only from the second year of growth.
Covering your Claire Austin English rose is an important part of caring for it. In our climate, without this, the rose will simply freeze over the winter. Therefore, it is very important to pay increased attention to this aspect of care.
It is worth starting to prepare roses for wintering in early October. To do this, the bushes are first hilled and then tilted as close to the ground as possible. After the first frost occurs, absolutely all leaves and buds must be removed from the shoots. This is done to prevent the development of fungal diseases during the wintering of the bushes. After this, the shoots are covered with spruce branches and non-woven material.
In this form, the bushes overwinter until spring. Before covering roses for the winter, we recommend watching the video:
To date, Claire Austin is the best white rose among all English varieties bred. Its planting and care will not require special knowledge and effort from the gardener.
Rose Angela - extraordinary beauty a flower characterized by abundant flowering and uniform arrangement of flowers throughout the bush. This variety is one of the most popular in the world, since the Angelica rose (otherwise known by many rose growers) has excellent characteristics, and in particular, adapts perfectly to any climate, both Mediterranean and continental.
The variety was developed by foreign breeders more than 30 years ago. The author of the hybrid tea rose, Angelica Reimer Cordes, is a famous German rose grower.
Rose Angela: description of the characteristics of the variety
The Angelica rose variety is in particular demand among flower growers, because it is hybrid tea plants that have excellent climatic characteristics. Home distinguishing feature Angela's rose lies in her appearance. The flowers are deeply cupped and do not open completely. The color is pastel pink with crimson edging around the edges of the petals. The bush itself is quite powerful, with strong stems, and grows up to one meter in height. The aesthetics of the “Angel” rose lies in the fact that several rose inflorescences are located on one stem. The bush is well leafy, grows intensively, the buds have beautiful oval shape and a pleasant subtle aroma.
Rose Angela
The rose variety Angela floribunda is the most successful type of plant for forcing. The main features of the plant are described below.
Plant parameters
Angel Rose adapts remarkably well to the climate in which it is grown. The growth and size of the buds depends on weather conditions. In hot climates the bush grows quickly and abundantly; in cool zones the plant is less active. Average parameters:
- Bush height - 100-150 cm;
- Width - 80-90 cm;
- The size of the flower itself is 6-10 cm;
- Flowering period - repeat flowering;
- Leaves are glossy, bright green, dense;
- The bush is strong, growing, erect.
Rose bush Angela
Climatic features
Angela (Angela) rose perfectly tolerates both cold and heat. Is winter-hardy variety roses. When grown in the middle zone, it does not require careful shelter. The height of the bush will strictly depend on the climate in which it is grown. In the middle zone, the plant reaches 1 meter in height, and the bush itself is erect. In warmer conditions, the hybrid tea rose Angelica can grow up to 2 meters in height. The bush is slightly inclined and curved. This “fluffiness” will decorate any facade and will delight the eye of every plant owner.
Additional information! The buds tolerate heat well, do not crumble or fade. This aspect distinguishes the rose well from other types of hybrid flowers. The bush blooms profusely, and in warm weather it looks like a well-leafed spherical bouquet of roses. Aesthetic and attractive.
Flowering period and yield
The presented variety is good because it blooms from early summer until the end of September. Flowering is continuous, the appearance of the buds does not lose their attractiveness and elasticity. The leaves of the flowers are bright green and do not fall off. The flower is resistant to diseases, does not require scrupulous care, and tolerates powdery mildew well. The buds open on the stems in several pieces, the diameter of the cups is 5-7 cm.
Rose gives great yield. Almost the entire bush is covered with buds; when cut, the flowers last a long time and do not fall off. The spines are small and frequent. It is worth noting that Angela can bloom until frost, while the presentable appearance of the buds does not change.
Usage
The Angelica variety is used both in private homes in flower beds and for decorating streets. Suitable for border plantings, rose gardens, container and pot growing.
Gorgeous rose bush
Method of growing and caring for the variety
Despite the fact that the floribunda rose Angela is not as demanding to grow as some types of roses, it requires correct landing and care. If all the conditions are met correctly, in the future the plant will be pleasing to the eye and will not get sick.
To grow a bush of angel roses, you need to first prepare the soil with drainage. Flowers do not like stagnant air, so you need to plant the bush in an open space on sunny side, since the plant loves moisture and sun. It is desirable that the soil be fertile and breathable, i.e. it is imperative to loosen the soil.
It is advisable to plant roses in early or mid-spring (the plant is not afraid of light frosts). It begins to bear fruit in early June, although this parameter will largely depend on climatic conditions.
The plant loves drainage soil with an acid-base reaction of at least 5.6 and no more than 7.3 pH. The planting hole must be free to accommodate the entire root of the plant. The depth is at least 50 cm. The drainage can be made from sand or gravel in advance to prevent stagnation of water during irrigation.
If root system the seedling is open, it is recommended to keep the rhizomes in water for 4-6 hours. You should pay attention to damaged shoots. If there are any, they must first be removed. Long shoots need to be shortened, weak ones should be cleaned and removed, and only strong and healthy ones of medium length should be left.
Soil fertilization
So that the rose takes root and has blooming species, flower growers suggest preparing the soil thoroughly as follows:
- Manure (three parts);
- Soil layer (fertile) two parts;
- Sand (two parts);
- Peat (one part).
The most current planting time is May. By this period, the soil is already considered sufficiently warmed up.
Care
Rosalias do not like abundant watering; the soil needs to be moistened after it dries. Flowers need feeding. This procedure must be done twice - the first time at the beginning of spring (during the growing season), the second time before the buds open. The feeding method is quite varied, the choice complex fertilizers is determined independently and depends, first of all, on the type of soil and the acidity of the earth.
Rosa Angelskaya loves complex mixtures of potassium, nitrogen and phosphorus. The proportions are 1:1:2. Many rose growers use organic fertilizer in the form of bird droppings and manure. However, they need to be diluted with water and left for several days.
Additional information! Spring composts make the soil loose, which increases the breathability of the soil. This procedure can be done in combination.
The first feeding is carried out for intensive plant growth, the second stimulates the re-blooming of buds.
Trimming
In spring, it is important to prune rosalia before buds form.
The pruning procedure should only be carried out with sharp and clean garden tools. This aspect allows you to grow beautiful ornamental plant and direct the correct vector of bush growth.
Advantages and disadvantages of the variety
In fact, hybrid tea roses, and in particular the Angelica variety, are quite convenient plants for rose lovers. They are not so whimsical, have resistance to weather conditions, and withstand diseases well. Rose Park Angela has the following advantages:
- Tolerates both warm and cold climates well.
- Watering is carried out once a week (the presented roses are not particular lovers of water, which is very convenient for the owner).
- The bush grows strong and is compact in size (not spreading).
- The entire bush is covered with bright and delicate buds.
- It blooms continuously, the petals do not fall off or turn yellow.
- Roses stand beautifully when cut ( for a long time do not fade, about 7 days).
- Floribunda roses grow abundantly and often on stems than other varieties of hybrid tea roses.
- IN winter period easy to hide and do not require landing.
- The flowers emit a pleasant and delicate aroma of medium strength, which allows you to place bouquets of roses in the house.
- Resistant to many diseases.
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However, with the tea rose Angela, not everything is as smooth as it seems at first glance. Yes, this variety can be easily grown at home, but it is important to find suitable place to form a flower bed. Angelica is a grateful and fruitful plant, but improper landing this bush will not please the owner with an abundance of flowers. Among the disadvantages of a hybrid decorative rose, the following can be noted:
- Systematic and high-quality soil preparation. If the owner of the seedling has not provided for all aspects of planting, the rose may simply not take root in the soil.
- Ventilation. The bush should be located in a well-ventilated place. Otherwise, from a lack of air, it will begin to hurt and wither.
- Sunny side. The owner must have a sunny place in the garden to plant this plant. Angelica loves light very much, and if it is not sufficiently filled with UV rays, the bush begins to “fade” and wither.
- Requires thorough feeding. Ideally, gardeners recommend fertilizing three times per season. Last time carried out at the end of August for better preservation of the plant during the winter.
Compared to other hybrid tea roses, Angela has the most interesting color. The petals are equipped with a beautiful crimson reverse, which makes the rose even more profound and extraordinary in appearance.
More rose Angela(Angela) is called the rose Angelica (Angelica). This variety was bred in Germany. It belongs to the Floribunda group of roses. Floribunda means "abundantly blooming." This group was obtained by crossing hybrid tea and polyantha roses. Therefore, this group of roses wide range flower colors, like hybrid teas, and disease resistance and good frost resistance, like polyanthas.
Angela is a low bush rose. In the middle zone, climatic zone 4, this is a bush usually about 1 m high with erect branches. In warmer conditions it can grow up to 2 m. The leaves are bright green, glossy, and medium in size. Flowering is long-lasting, from June to September. The flowers are 4-6 cm in diameter, semi-double, cup-shaped. Collected in inflorescences of several pieces. The color of the petals is light pink at the base, gradually darkening towards the edges.
A distinctive feature of this variety is its increased resistance to powdery mildew and black spot. This rose is not afraid of rain and wind, does not fade in the sun, has a weak delicate aroma, blooms profusely and for a long time. 
Rose Angela loves sunny places with fertile and permeable soil. The place should be well ventilated so that the air does not stagnate. Watering is moderate. Fertilize roses twice a season. Once in the spring at the beginning of the growing season, the second time before flowering begins.
Pruning is carried out in the spring before the leaves appear. It is necessary to cut off frozen and broken branches, old ones with a brown shell. Branches that cross and rub against each other, growing inward, are also pruned so as not to thicken the bush. All others are cut by one third. Although if the bush is not tall, then this is not necessary.
In zone 5 and further south, the bush does not need shelter for the winter. In the 4th climate zone, the bush must be well hilled for the winter to a height of 20-30 cm. It is better not to collect soil around the bush, but to organize a pile of compost. The top of the bush will need to be covered with brushwood or spruce branches. You can use covering material or burlap.
It is best to plant young bushes in the spring. In this case, the budding site must be deepened by 6-7 cm.
I read a lot of positive reviews about this rose variety, including from gardeners from Moscow and Nizhny Novgorod.
For decorative purposes, Angela rose can be used as a tapeworm or grown in a small group. In this case, the planting interval should be about 80 cm. Or you can make a hedge from the bushes. The rose will look beautiful against the background of blue, purple or white clematis, against the background of evergreen conifers.
As partners for it, you can use delphinium, long-leaved speedwell, monarda, willow loosestrife, small-petalled aster, novobelgian aster, angustifolia lavender, Fassin's catnip, broadbell, chistets.
This rose lasts quite a long time when cut.
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Few people don't like roses. This beautiful flowers, recognized as one of the most magnificent. They are pampered and cherished, new varieties are grown and they are given the most beautiful names. One of these miracles is the rose Angela.
History of a flower
There are a huge number of flowers that people grow and select. But it is roses that always hold the palm of popularity and national love for its subtle and graceful beauty, soulful aroma, abundance of colors and shades. One of these favorites is rose Angela. The description of the flower, if we use the official annotation, is very sparse. The variety was selected in the mid-80s of the 20th century. It was obtained in Germany by W. Kordes’ Söhne Rosenschulen GmbH & Co KG by crossing the pink varieties Peter Frankenfeld and Yesterday. Belongs to the Rosehip genus, and the Angela rose family is Floribunda. Amazingly pure pink is the basis of the color of the flower, which was presented to the public back in 1984. Over these decades, the rose, called Angela, not only has not lost its relevance, but is also constantly gaining new fans around the world. She is beautiful and unpretentious.
Colors of tenderness
A special feature of such a flower as the Angela rose, a photo and description of which will be offered below, is its color. It is a soft pink, crystal clear, with a hint of crimson transitioning from the outer petals of the cup.
Tall rose bush of this variety can reach one and a half meters, and in width - 80 centimeters in diameter. Yes, the bush is not small. But still this rose is loved for its unique flowers. The diameter of one inflorescence is 4 centimeters, each consisting of more than 4 dozen petals. The buds are semi-double, which is ensured by the slight waviness of the edge of each petal. The flowers of this rose variety are collected in clusters, which makes the inflorescences extremely full. They merge into a single mass of a delicate shade, spreading a very light aroma with fruity notes. Rose Anzhela is one of the most beautiful varieties of a delicate pink shade “antique”.
How to care for a rose?
Rose bushes or single plants are considered sissies. But this is not always the case. For example, the Angela rose is a fairly hardy flower that can grow not only in the Mediterranean regions, but also in more northern areas. For example, gardeners in the Moscow region often use this variety for growing on personal plots. This rose is loved both for its beauty and for its unpretentious character. She easily tolerates rains, because they do not harm the beauty of her buds and do not spoil the appearance of the plant. Angela is resistant to many diseases from which most of her fellow flower world suffers, in particular, black spot and powdery mildew.
Since this rose variety is re-flowering, it requires regular removal of faded buds, otherwise the plant will devote all its energy to the set seeds, from which it will not be possible to grow a varietal rose Angela, even if desired. This type does not require special conditions for watering, weeding or fertilizing. They are standard for roses: watering as needed, without flooding the soil, regular weeding, fertilizing while the buds are gaining strength.
How to propagate a rose bush?
If you look at the Angela rose, a photo of which is in the article, you can see that it is a bush plant. It would seem that it can be propagated in simple ways- cuttings or layering. But such acceptable methods will not give the desired result - you will not get flowers that match the variety. It is easier to buy rose bushes in a specialized nursery. But if you set out to grow an Angela rose yourself, you need to learn how to graft rose bushes. This is not a complicated procedure, but it requires certain knowledge and skills.
Features of the flower
In order for the rose Angela to delight with its beauty, abundant and long flowering, you need to plant it correctly. You should choose a place for planting in the sun, but not in the very heat at the zenith. Although the rose will respond with gratitude for the sun's rays, excessive light during the midday hours can harm the bush. Although the rose tolerates heat well with timely watering - in the morning or in the evening. She is not afraid of rain and cold. For the winter, the bush must be pruned and wrapped from the cold with spruce branches. Although you can prune a rose after the cold weather has passed, before the growing season begins.
Angela's rose has a feature that is found in a limited number of varietal plants, not to mention wild specimens: the inflorescences of this species never fully open, they always resemble a blossoming bud, even when they begin to fade. This distinctive feature makes Angela special. The variety's leaves are also beautiful - dark green, glossy, naturally highlight the tenderness of the buds.
Rosa Angela looks harmonious both in group plantings and as the only decoration of the site. It can be used as a border, hedge, or planted in small groups. When planting several bushes of this variety, it is necessary to maintain a distance of 80 centimeters between them. This is done for the health of the bush, because these flowers do not tolerate stagnant air, and the tightness of the branches will prevent the buds from gaining strength.
Rose Angela rightfully occupies a leading position among varietal plants of this species among rose lovers. She is beautiful and unpretentious in care, resistant to disease, and this has won the love of many flower growers around the world.
The floribunda rose, which means “abundantly blooming,” is a real decoration of the garden, and besides, growing this species is not at all difficult. Many varieties have been bred today, and one of the most popular is the Angela variety. This flower boasts a wonderful decorative appearance, and at the same time flexible in character. Let's find out what the Angela rose is, in what conditions to grow it, how to care for it.
Rose Angela is a bush-shaped floribunda with a short stature. But the milder and warmer the climate in which the shrub is grown, the higher it can grow: in a cool climate only by a meter, and in a warm climate by two. The variety, like many other floribundas, was bred by German breeders.
External description
The rose boasts wonderful bright foliage of a delicate green hue. The leaves are medium in size, but their number is quite large. There are few thorns on the shoots.
Bloom
The flowering period begins quite early and lasts a long time. Literally from the very beginning of summer until mid-September, the Angela rose delights with its decorative buds.
The flowers deserve a separate description: they have a regular cup-shaped shape, semi-double structure, and a delicate light pink hue. The diameter of one flower is only 5-6 cm, however, due to their huge number, the bush looks almost completely pink (see photo).
The pink color of the buds is uneven: it is lightest at the base of the petals, but darkens as it approaches the edges. The buds are not located singly, but are collected in small inflorescences. The aroma of the plant is very pleasant, reminiscent of apple.
Other Features
This plant boasts not only an amazingly decorative appearance, but also high resistance to diseases, including fungus. Particularly noteworthy is the rose's resistance to black spot and powdery mildew: the main enemies of flowering garden shrubs.
In addition, the rose is not afraid of either wind or rain. Even after a heavy rain, the bright buds will not lose their shape and color, and after the wind they will remain in their places.
Application in design
Floribunda Angela is great for growing both in group compositions and in single plantings. In addition, the plant is often used to form an elegant hedge on a site.
As for neighboring plants, Angela will look most advantageous against the background of coniferous specimens. If we talk about low-growing flowers, then best neighbors for floribunda, blue, white and purple clematis will become. The following plants will also be good partners: delphinium, aster, monarda, narrow-leaved lavender, loosestrife, catnip.
Note that roses can also be used for making bouquets: when cut, they last a long time and stand well.
Growing conditions
Let's find out where it is best to plant this rose and what conditions it needs for a prosperous existence.
Location and lighting
This pink variety loves the sun, so you need to choose an appropriate planting location. In the shade, the plant, of course, will not die either, however, lush flowering in this case it is not visible.
But at least sunlight and is needed in abundant quantities; the rose should not be in direct rays throughout the day. In this case, there is a high risk of the delicate buds quickly withering, burning out, and burns are possible. Best choice There will be an area where the sun shines brightly in the morning or evening, and at midday the plant is provided with light shading.
Choose an area that is open and preferably on a slight hill. Flower shrubs should not be planted in lowlands, since stagnation of water in the soil is harmful to its roots.
Temperature and humidity
Rose Angela needs moderate air temperatures: however, it tolerates both short-term drought and not very prolonged cold weather. In winter it requires shelter, and in extreme heat in summer it is recommended to spray the bush.
The plant tolerates light drafts without problems and is not afraid of them at all. However, the plant does not need gusty wind. The rose should be protected from strong winds north side, and avoid planting it on the corners of buildings, in the aisles between buildings.
Soil composition
The soil in the flowerbed should be well-drained and moderately fertile. The soil should contain both sand and clay and be moderately moist rather than dry. If the soil is poor or dense, clayey, add humus to it: this fertilizer will loosen the soil and make it more nutritious. Prepare the place for planting the rose in advance by digging up the soil and adding compost or manure to it.
Selection of seedlings
When purchasing a seedling of this rose, pay attention to the presence of at least 2-3 woody shoots extending from the trunk. The bark of the plant should be free of damage and rot and have a greenish tint. The roots of the seedling must be mature and developed, branched.
How to care
Let's find out what kind of care this rose needs for lush flowering and rapid growth.
Watering
You need to moisten the rose moderately: only after the top layer of soil has dried. But during the period of active growth and development of water, a rose needs a lot: these periods coincide with bud opening, flowering, and the formation of new shoots and foliage. After the first phase of flowering, watering should also be especially abundant in order to stimulate the early start of the second phase.
Water the plant in the evening or morning: but not at midday. In the latter case, it is very likely that the bush will receive burns from sunlight falling on drops of water.
Loosening and mulching
Floribunda will grow well only in soil that is sufficiently permeable and loose: therefore, the loosening procedure is necessary. However, you should not go too deep: the roots of a rose often lie close to the surface. Experienced gardeners loosen no more than 10 cm in depth.
When caring for a plant, mulching can be of great help. A layer of mulch will help keep the roots moist for a longer period, get rid of weeds and make the loosening procedure almost unnecessary. You can use hay, decomposed dry manure, peat, and fallen leaves as mulch.
Top dressing
For successful development, the shrub needs additional nutrition. The optimal frequency of fertilizing is twice per season. Fertilizers are applied for the first time in the spring, at the very beginning of the growing season, and the second time before flowering.
Trimming
The bush needs both sanitary and formative pruning. The procedure is usually carried out in the spring, before the first leaves begin to appear. Sanitary pruning involves removing branches that have been frozen over the winter, diseased, old and broken branches. In addition, the procedure should include the removal of shoots that thicken the crown and grow inward.
During formative pruning, branches are shortened by about a third of their length. However, if the bush is not tall, shortening occurs to a proportionally lesser extent.
Shelter
Angela is quite a winter-hardy variety, however, in our climate the winters are too frosty to allow the rose to spend them without shelter. In the south of the country there is no need to cover it if the plant is already mature.
Starting from the fourth climate zone, floribunda needs protection for the winter. To do this, before the onset of cold weather, the bush is hilled up with soil or peat, forming a ridge of 20-30 cm. You can use compost for hilling: this way you will also additionally nourish the rose.
The top of the bush is covered with burlap or non-woven material, of which there are many on sale now. The space between the branches is paved with spruce branches.
