A multiflora rose with tea, shining flowers delights with its appearance. It adds shine to every border and cheers up gloomy garden spots. The golden-apricot-orange flowers immediately attract attention. This unique rose should appeal to all lovers of this species. Its amber semi-double blooms are filled with wavy petals that give them special charm and add volume. Our easy to grow, disease-resistant rose produces large numbers of eight-to-ten centimetre wide flowers. Their spectacular colour is accentuated by the dense, thickly growing, green leaves. The flowering period lasts long, as the buds open gradually on stems. Fresh blooms dazzle with a bright colour that pales with age. The offered multiflora rose ranks high among varieties that you can grow in rows, alongside paths or pavements. It looks great in larger groups that form flowering islands. Our eighty centimetres tall and about forty-five-centimetres broad rose perfectly fills planters on a balcony or terrace. Its flowers that are resistant to rainfall and dense, healthy foliage are the combination that every rose collector will crave.

Plant roses on a sunny, yet not too hot site. The soil must be of high quality, fertile, and rich in humus. Weed and cultivate it before planting. The optimal reaction is between 5.5 and 6.5.
You can soak rose seedling roots in water for three to four hours before planting. Remove damaged or broken roots afterwards. Plant seedlings on holes large enough to spread the roots freely, three to five centimetres under the soil surface. Water plants abundantly after covering them with earth. You can plant roses both in spring and in autumn.

The rose seedling offered here is packed into a bag that keeps the roots sufficiently moist.

• Height: 80 cm
• Use: ornamental - garden, pots
• Blooming time: gradually over the season
• Flower colour: golden-apricot-orange
• Vegetation form: perennial
• Site: sunny, not too hot; fertile, humous, weeded, aerated soil with a reaction between 5.5 and 6.5
• Quantity: 1