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1.5-1.7 m

0.5x1.0 m

Country: Serbia

Flowering time: July-September

Color: apricot

Group: park roses (grandiflora)

Planting in the ground: May

Article: 6.18

Quantity per package: 1 piece

Location: sun

Manufacturer: Monte Agro

The rose is a repeat blooming rose. The flowers are butter-yellow, double, cup-shaped, 17-25 petals per bud. Abundantly flowering variety. There are 3-5 flowers on the stem, with a slight aroma. The flower size is 7-8 cm. The height of the bush is 50-90 cm and the width is 60 cm. The bush is branched, erect, with light green, semi-glossy foliage. Disease resistant: powdery mildew, black spotting. Resistant to any weather. Excellent for growing in any climate. The variety is very resistant to frost and heat. Frost resistance zone (USDA) is the sixth zone.

Park rose (grandiflora) TEQUILA is part of the group of park (grandiflora) roses, which are distinguished by their abundant and long flowering, like floribunda roses, and have the shape and size of a flower, like hybrid tea ones, but at the same time they are superior to both in winter hardiness and growth vigor. Vigorous bushes 1.5-2.0 meters. Park (grandiflora) roses, like all roses, are picky about where they grow. Roses need rich, well-drained soil, as roses have very deep root system. The location should be sunny, preferably protected from the winds. Rose plants are quite large, so it is not recommended to thicken the plantings. The rose is planted in May; before planting, it is recommended to store the seedling in a cold place, not allowing it to dry out, or immediately after purchase, plant it in deep pot and make a transshipment to open ground in May. For the winter, roses require shelter, which must be well ventilated in winter to prevent the rose from damping out.

Seedlings are sold with a closed root system. The roots of the seedling are in the soil, which is wrapped in paper and packed in plastic bag. The package, in turn, is placed in a cardboard tube with a plastic bottom. The tube contains a photo of the rose, a description of the variety and a diagram of planting the seedling. When planting, the tube and plastic bag are removed from the root system; the paper should not be removed, as it protects the earthen ball from destruction and therefore reduces injury to the roots. The seedlings have a well-formed trunk, with a diameter at the grafting site of at least 0.5 cm, 2-3 main shoots and 2-3 main roots, at least 20 cm long. SMITH IDEAL and LAXA rootstocks are used for the seedlings. The shoots of the seedlings are filled with wax, which does not need to be removed; the wax protects the seedlings from drying out and is not an obstacle to the awakening of the buds. Careful and thoughtful packaging allows you to keep the seedlings in excellent condition until planting in the ground. It is important to prevent overdrying and excessive moisture of the seedling's earthen coma.

Selection: W.Kordes´ Sohne
Description: The plant is vertical, 120 cm high, 70 cm wide. The flowers are creamy-white, densely double (70-80 petals), nostalgic, large (10 cm), collected in inflorescences. Abundantly, repeatedly blooming rose. Flowers are resistant to bad weather and black spot. Light aroma. Frost-resistant. Has a gold medal.

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Selection: Meilland
Description: Variety easy care, suitable for those who like bright color fuchsia. Densely double flowers (100 petals) are collected in dense inflorescences. Spreading bushes 70 cm with decorative dense leaves.

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Selection: Meilland
Description: The bushes are spreading, branched, 60-70 cm high. Soft white-pink double flowers (15-20 petals), 7-8 cm in diameter. Collected in brushes of up to 15 pcs. Blooms very profusely, repeatedly until late autumn. Winter-hardy. Ideal for flowering hedges and isolated plantings. Awarded the ADR mark in 2005.

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Selection: E.W.Schwartz (1964)
Description: The flowers are bright white with a breath of pink, then creamy white, very full. L=6-7 cm, in bunches. The plant is strong, highly branched. Shoots up to 1.5 meters. The rose blooms profusely, continuously. Frost-resistant. It lends itself well to shaping. It grows and blooms quickly.

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Selection: W. Kordes´ Sohne, 2003
Description: The plant is vertical, up to 120 cm high, 70 cm wide. The leaves are dark green, very shiny. The flowers are pale pink with a darker middle, double, large (8 cm), ancient shaped English roses bowl, collected in inflorescences. Abundantly, repeat-blooming rose. Strong fruity aroma. Frost-resistant. Has 3 gold medals

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Selection: Meilland, 1987
Description: The bush is strewn with red flowers, height 100-125 cm, width up to 200 cm. It grows very quickly. Terry small (4cm) flowers, with wavy petals of bright red color, collected in inflorescences of up to 10 pieces. Branches may droop under the weight of flowers. A very strong, hardy plant. It blooms very profusely and constantly all summer. Winter hardiness is high. Excellent stain resistance. ARE.

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Selection: W. Clayworth, New Zealand, 1977
Description: The bush is low 40-60cm. branched. Small up to 6 cm. cup-shaped double (25 petals) flowers have white. On shoots from 3 to 5 pieces. The buds bloom slowly and last a long time. The aroma is weak. The foliage is glossy and leathery. Winters well and does not get sick. Pleasant low floribunda with remontant flowering.

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Selection: Meilland, 2003
Description: The bush is 80-120 cm high, 70-90 cm wide. The flower has 27-30 slightly wavy petals, large (8 cm) yellow-orange flowers are collected in inflorescences of 2 to 5 pieces. A very strong, hardy plant. Grows quickly. Winter hardiness is high. Has 4 medals. Has the ADR sign.

Rose Tequila (Tequila). At the same time, three colors can be seen on one plant: the bud is bright orange, the blossoming flower is pale yellow with a salmon-like bloom, and before falling it is creamy white. Double flowers.

The variety has many advantages. In addition to the absence of thorns and the presence of beautiful flowers, the variety is so luxuriously and decoratively leafy that it is dangerous for other scrubs to compete with it. I think this is one of the the best roses for hedges. (G.Pankratova "Bulletin of the Florist" 2009)

Flowering is long-lasting; on one peduncle during the period of mass flowering there are 10 - 15 flowers at the same time. The flowers are rain resistant. High winter hardiness and disease resistance.
Description (fragment) is given from: Rosebook.ru

The color is yellow (oil), orange-pink shades or yellow ocher with salmon tones. The average diameter is 8 cm. The flower has from 26 to 40 petals, the flowers are collected in inflorescences. Blooms in waves throughout the season. There is no aroma. Semi-glossy, dark green foliage, medium size. The bush is dense, height is from 80 to 90 cm.

Retrieved from: Golden Holstein (floribunda, Kordes 1989) × Bonica (shrub, Meilland, 1982). Cultivar MEIpomolo. Other names (synonyms): Tequila La Sevillana.

Floribunda rose Tequila is part of the floribunda group of roses, which consists of many varieties. Floribunda roses are characterized by abundant and long-lasting continuous flowering, resistance to cold and disease. Flowers are exquisite and decorative. These flowering plants fit perfectly into any landscape both in independent plantings, such as the Tequila grandiflora rose, and in flower arrays, borders (Tequila Sunrise), and hedges.

Description of the variety

Rose Tequila was bred in the 80s of the last century by Dutch breeders. The flowers are unusual in their ability to change color: blooming from bright orange buds, the double petals gradually lighten and change shades from apricot to almost white, sometimes with a greenish tint. The blossoming flowers of the Tequila Gold rose become golden in color. The flowers are cup-shaped, up to 8 cm in diameter, composed of 30 petals, the aroma is weakly expressed. During the period of active flowering, one inflorescence can contain up to 15 flowers. Flowering is long, from May to November.

Description of Rose Tequila

The bush is powerful, erect, with favorable conditions stretches up to 1.5 meters in height and reaches 90 centimeters in diameter, without thorns. The foliage is abundant, juicy light green in color, large, with a glossy surface.

Pay attention! Rose floribunda Tequila can withstand the summer heat and low temperatures, belongs to the 6th winter hardiness zone and can withstand frosts down to −23ºС. When the temperature drops to −7ºС, it requires shelter.

Landing

It is most favorable in April-June; in areas with a warm climate it is possible in September - the first half of October. The place chosen for planting the Tequila rose should be ventilated, without drafts, illuminated most of the day and shaded during the period of active sun. When planting in groups, it is important to maintain a density of no more than five plants per 1 sq.m.

The soil prepared for planting must have good air exchange, the ability to pass moisture, neutral or slightly acidic, and fertile. Planting in areas prone to flooding is not recommended. high level groundwater.

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Plant care

Includes abundant watering, regular loosening of the soil for better air exchange, weed removal, disease prevention, fertilizing, pruning, and shelter for the winter. It is important to carry out shelter in a timely manner, no earlier and no later than when the temperature drops below −7ºС. To do this, the bush, previously trimmed to 30-40 cm, is spudded and covered with spruce branches. A frame is built on top, which, in turn, is covered with insulation and greenhouse film. When covering, vents are left for air circulation in the spring.

Pruning is done many times. In spring and autumn, diseased, damaged and dead shoots are removed. During the flowering period, short, moderate or long pruning is carried out, depending on whether it is required abundant flowering or shaping a bush. For better survival and wintering in the first year of life, flower stalks are freed from buds as much as possible, leaving a maximum of 2 buds.

Pay attention! Floribunda rose Tequila is propagated by cuttings of strong young shoots. Only when this method the plant will preserve everything best qualities varieties.

Varieties

Varieties of rose tequila:

• Tequila Sunrise ( Tequila Sunrise) - large-flowered plant, used to create borders. The bush reaches a height of 80 cm, a large bud has up to 40 corrugated petals;

Rose variety Tequila Sunrise

• park (grandiflora) Tequila is characterized by vigorous bushes, up to 1.5 - 2 meters in height;
• Tequila Gold rose (Tequila Gold) has double flowers of golden yellow color, arranged singly or in inflorescences of 2-10 pieces.

Rose Tequila is great for landscaping, always stands out among other flowers, and will be appropriate in any landscape.