Content
- 1 Classification of varieties of roses. What types are there and how to distinguish between them?
- 2 Floribunda roses. Varieties, photos, description
- 3 Cordes
- 4 Tantau
- 5 David Austin
- 6 Guillot
- 7 Meilland
- 8 Harkness
- 9 Lens
- 10 Orar
- 11 Jackson and Perkins
- 12 Canadian roses
- 13 Chantal Merieux
- 14 Charles de Nervaux
- 15 Delia (Delia)
- 16 Mme de Stael (Madame de Stael)
- 17 Sonia Rykiel (Sonia Rykiel 91)
- 18 Paul Bocuse (Paul Bocuse)
- 19 Laurent Cabrol (Laurent Cabrol)
- 20 Agnes Schilliger
- 21 Emilien Guillo (Emilien Guillo)
- 22 100 Idees Jardin
- 23 Bicentenaire de Guillot
- 24 Notre Dame du Rosaire 09 (Notre Dame du Rosaire)
- 25 Cardinal Hume
- 26 Durance Ancian
Roses of Guillot, which are AVAILABLE !!!
The renowned rose-growing family of Guillot is more than two hundred years old. The founder of the dynasty was Jean-Baptiste Guillot, and his son Andre Guillot is famous among rose growers all over the world for having developed a new method of grafting roses. Thanks to him, we now have winter-hardy rose seedlings grafted onto the rosehip root.
In 1867, Guillot revolutionized the rose-growing world with the first hybrid tea rose, La France. Today the Guillot house is headed by Jean-Pierre. He is the author of the new series of roses "Generosa".
At the exhibition Flowers 2008 Jean-Pierre Guillot described his roses as follows: “Rose Generosa, or gene rose. When creating this series, we thought about how to get a rose with the maximum amount of virtues. All roses in this series have an ancient flower shape, exquisite aroma, increased resistance to diseases, and, of course, they are repaired. They will delight their owner throughout the season and deliver a minimum of hassle. "
Guillot roses appeared on the Russian market quite recently, but have already received the most rave reviews. Perhaps today these are the rarest, luxurious and expensive roses.
We offer you the best varieties from the Generosa series and several exclusive varieties from the Guillot nursery, created by other originators.
All Guillot roses are priced at 1600 r.
Summer residents and gardeners love to decorate their backyards with flowers. In many courtyards, you can see large flower beds and flower beds. Some people even create indescribable beauty from flowers, forming flower beds of continuous flowering. One of the main beauties is the rose. She is rightfully considered the queen of the flower world. It is she who, to a greater extent, is given special preference by both amateur gardeners and professionals. Therefore, many people want to choose the best varieties of roses. How to make the right choice and what should be considered?
The main criterion for the abundant flowering of the bush is the environment and soil characteristics. As many gardeners note, no matter which variety of roses is chosen, you can create a fertile soil for it yourself and concentrate the beds anywhere you want. Thus, the problem with the difference between the flowers you like and the soil conditions unsuitable for them is solved.
Roses with so-called complex colors are very demanding to the composition of the soil. The petals of such flowers have a combination of several shades. They can be very different and combine smooth or sharp transitions. Modern breeders have learned to breed amazing species of this plant, which have not only a complex coloring, but also an incredible shape. On unsuitable soil, such plants acquire a depressed state, an unsightly shape and a dull color. Their life cycle is significantly reduced.
Very often people choose David Austin roses. The varieties of these flowers are intended mainly for cultivation in partial shade and in loamy soils. Such conditions are typical for many other species.If we consider in general the soil conditions and the location of the flower bed, then these flowers love light breathing earth. It is categorically impossible to plant seedlings in clay, sandy and sandy loam soil, since it poorly permeates moisture and, practically, does not allow air exchange between the root system and the soil. Experts recommend, in this case, to carry out a double digging with the addition of chernozem, peat, sod land and well-rotted manure. In this case, the proportions should be kept approximately equal.
The best place to plant roses is on the southeast side of your patio, garden or backyard. The place should not be dark, shaded by buildings, trees or ornamental shrubs.
As for the climate, then one should take into account the resistance of a particular plant species to changeable weather conditions, to cold, heat and lack of air humidity. Are absolutely contraindicated for the colors of the place of north-western orientation at the summer cottage. Plants are very sensitive to drafts and cold winds, so roses will not grow well in such areas.
Classification of varieties of roses. What types are there and how to distinguish between them?
The opinions of many experts and florists boil down to the fact that before you start growing these beautiful flowers, you need to find out as much information as possible about them in order to avoid mistakes. After all, in the end, every grower, regardless of qualifications, wants to get high-quality, fragrant and beautiful roses. Species and varieties are divided into several categories. In each of them, there are the best options that have proven themselves positively in all respects.
The most beautiful and common types of roses are:
- Floribunda.
- Hybrid tea.
- Grandiflora.
- Groundcover.
- Climbing.
- Shrubs.
- Selected by David Austin.
When choosing a variety, you must take into account your preferences and tastes, then your favorite flowers will appear on your personal plot.
Floribunda roses. Varieties, photos, description
The history of these flowers began in 1924, when the Danish originator by the name of Poulsen first bred the original flowers of this type, which were called hybrid-polyanthus. At first, they belonged to the general category of tea roses, and were bred into a separate group in 1976. Some experts note that floribunda roses are intermediate varieties between the two types (hybrid tea and climbing). A distinctive feature of these colors is the diversity in everything. This is especially true for the combination of shades and tones. As a rule, they are rich, colorful, juicy.
General characteristics. The height of the bushes varies from 40 cm to 1.5 m, about 35 inflorescences can be collected on one stem. The flowers themselves have from 8 to 24 petals, the edges of which are distinguished by medium doubleness. In shape, some varieties resemble a narrow or wide glass, while others can bloom with flat or cupped buds.
The description of floribunda rose varieties also shows that their individual specimens can have golden, crisp shades that are distinguished by a glossy surface and rigid petals. Such plants have an average height (about 1 meter). They are also characterized by larger flowers, which are collected in small inflorescences.
It should be noted that floribunda is a continuous flowering rose. They are also resistant to frost, fungal and viral diseases. This is an excellent solution for decorating your summer cottage or home yard.
The best floribunda roses, varieties with photos:
- Golden Vedding (Golden Wedding) German selection.
- Samba. Germany, selection W. Kordes.
- La-Paloma (La Paloma). Germany, breeding Tantau
- Lion-Rose. Germany, selection Kordes.
- Leonardo da Vinci. France, breeding Meilland.
- Tchaikovcki. France, breeding Meilland.
- Gebruder Grimm. Germany, selection Kordes.
- Pomponella. Germany, selection Kordes.
- Jubile du Prince de Monaco. France, breeding Meilland.
- Koncerto (Concerto). France, breeding Meilland.
- Purpl Tiger (Purple Tiger). France, breeding Meilland.
Hybrid tea roses: varieties, photos, description
This group has a very interesting history.Back in 1867, the Frenchman J.-B. André Guillot was involved in the development of flowers that were unique at that time. For years he experimented with La France, crossing remontant and tea roses. As a result, he created a beautiful plant that had many differences and its own unique zest. Then André Guillot positioned his brainchild as a variety of bourbon roses.
In the description of varieties of hybrid tea roses, their main feature is listed - the continuity of flowering. Also characteristic of these flowers are easily-cranked or straight stems, which have increased strength. They create erect, slightly spreading shoots. The varieties of hybrid tea roses were classified into a separate group in 1997.
The bushes are characterized by low shoots. Their length is a little less than a meter, they have large racemes with 4-7 leaves. Most often, flowers are collected in small inflorescences of 4-6 pcs. The shades are very different (in some varieties, several colors can be combined). There are new varieties of hybrid tea roses that have complex large double flowers.
Almost all varieties of hybrid tea roses have a beautiful appearance and are perfect for decorating not only a summer cottage, but also premises. The average period of initial, active flowering lasts about a month. Then comes the time to move to the next stage - the emergence of new flowers (15 days for early varieties and 30 days for later). Then they bloom continuously until the first frost.
The best varieties of hybrid tea roses:
Medium-sized varieties:
Red-pink varieties:
Rose varieties of the Grandiflora group
A relatively new type of flowers, developed for decorating gardens. They look like a low-growing tree, about 1.5-2 m high. This group of flowers was obtained by crossing floribunda and hybrid tea varieties. Grandiflora embodies the best qualities of these varieties. They have a very attractive appearance and a wonderful aroma. Notable properties are resistance to disease and frost.
The best varieties of Grandiflora roses:
Ground cover roses: varieties, photos, description
The name of this group contains the main answer to the question about the main characteristics of the plant. Groundcover - low-growing roses that are able to cover a vast area of the flower bed with long shoots with many flowers blooming on them. The length of the shoot can at times reach up to 4 meters. Thus, nature creates a natural, beautiful carpet.
There are also ground cover roses, varieties of which, in addition to creeping on the ground, shoot drooping shoots. This type of growth provides an indescribable beauty to the bushes. Some species bloom once a year (they are rarely used by summer residents). It is the continuously flowering varieties of ground cover roses that are very popular.
Roses also have ground cover varieties (see photo), which are characterized by a variety of shades (light pink or pale crimson, red and dark red, light red or pure white). The buds have a variety of sizes.
Another feature of these flowers is frost resistance. Many varieties do not shed their foliage until spring. They are good for decorating columns or walls in the yard. Despite this, the base of the plants should be covered for the winter.
Ground cover roses, winter-hardy varieties (photo):
Roses shrabs: varieties, photos
Speaking about this group of flowers, one can note their main feature - a magnificent aroma, neat, upright bushes, abundant and continuous flowering. Flowers can be of various shapes (there are small ones, and there are large ones, the diameter of which reaches 12 cm). Petals are double, semi-double or simple. The leaves do not have a glazed surface; they can be dark green with a burgundy tint.
It should be noted that shrub roses were introduced into a separate group in 1954. It was then that many very beautiful species of this plant appeared.
Due to its structure and powerful root system, the formation of a bush is very easy, the main thing is to cut it on time.For example, flower growers very often form a ball, cone or strict square. This is not difficult to do. Some summer residents use this plant to form a decorative hedge to highlight one or another area of the personal plot.
Roses are grown shrabs (see varieties with photos) summer residents, both in separate flower beds, and in combination with other types of flowers. They are often used in the planning of gardens or parks, which is why shrub roses are called landscape or park roses.
There are three groups of scrub (park) roses:
- Curly - the length of the shoots is from 5 to 16 m.
- Climbing - shoots length up to 6 m.
- Semi-plaited - the length of the zero shoot reaches a little more than 3 m.
Erect bushes can reach heights of up to one and a half meters. Among the advantageous properties is frost resistance (especially Canadian park roses, the varieties of which can withstand a temperature drop of up to 350 C of frost). They bloom all summer until late autumn continuously, delighting the eye with their indescribable beauty and aroma.
The best varieties of scrub roses:
Roses bred by David Austin
The origin of this group of flowers is very interesting. An English breeder named David Austin began breeding completely new types of roses. He experimented for a long time, crossing classic floribunda and tea hybrid with varieties of long-forgotten old French and Damascus roses, which have already lost their popularity and demand among gardeners and summer residents.
As a result of his hard work, flowers of a completely new format were obtained, which began to be called Austin roses. The varieties he bred have very attractive shapes, with intricate petals and the structure of the bud itself. They are also characterized by new aromas. Many experts compare the smells of these flowers with the aromas of expensive, natural and real teas.
The best varieties of Austin roses are very beautiful and are often grown for the trade. Despite the variety of forms of shoots, bushes and the abundance of flowering, the presentation of all varieties of rose leaves is not lost.
The work done by the English breeder has a great price. For example, breeding a single resistant variety requires 4 to 8 years of diligent attention and careful approach. Austin devoted his whole life to this business, which is more than 60 years. From a very young age, he started a business that brought him the most pleasure. The nursery he created, which is located in Shropshire, is still engaged in breeding new types of Austin roses. The catalog of varieties with photos is constantly updated with new types of these flowers, which have incredible beauty and advantageous properties.
It should be noted that the climatic location of Shropshire (western England) contributes to the endowment of Austin flowers with unique properties - resistance to severe weather conditions and diseases.
Austin roses, photo varieties:
Climbing roses: continuously flowering varieties
According to the description and characteristics, the budding and flowering phases of these beautiful plants are very extended. Shoot formation occurs constantly. This property contributes to the continuity of flowering. This period can last up to six months without interruption. Paying attention to this feature, many designers and flower growers use them to decorate complex and simple building elements of their homes and courtyards. The best, in this regard, are Climings or Banks.
Also, varieties of climbing roses that grow all summer can be divided into three groups according to the nature of their growth:
- Curly. The length of the shoots is up to 15 m.
- Climbing. Shoot length up to 5 m.
- Semi-plaited. The length of the branches does not exceed 3 m.
This classification is not accidental. The fact is that claimings bloom on young shoots, and ramblers use branches from past years.The approach to plant breeding and the formation of a beautiful, climbing bush depends on this nuance.
The most beautiful varieties of climbing roses:
This article provides a description and photo of the most popular, beautiful, fragrant and original varieties of roses. Therefore, flower growers and summer residents have a good opportunity to purchase those flowers that best suit his tastes and requirements.
We have compiled a list of the 10 most famous and respectable rose nurseries in the world. Read before you go for seedlings!
Rose is called the queen of flower beds for a reason. This luxurious beauty requires careful care, but more than pays for all the efforts spent with its exuberant flowering and delicate aroma.
If you want your work not to be wasted, choose seedlings bred by real professionals.
Cordes
Official name: W. Kordes' Söhne
Country: Germany
Website:
Cordes is perhaps one of the oldest leading rose nurseries in the world. It was founded in 1887, and since then, three generations of the sons of Cordes have been delighting flower growers with beautiful and unpretentious rose seedlings.
The peculiarity of the roses of this selection is enviable frost resistance in combination with long lush flowering. Judging by the fact that the roses of this nursery were brought into a separate group (Hybrid Kordesii), the experiments of the Kordes family gave a decent result.
Several dozen varieties of W. Kordes' Söhne roses have been awarded the title of the best roses at the prestigious German ADR competition, as well as awards at other international competitions. For example, the floribunda of the Iceberg variety of the Cordes selection was once recognized as the World's Favorite Rose, according to the World Federation of Rose Society.
Other famous varieties of Cordes roses are Floribunda Sunsprite, Climbing Large-flowered Harlekin, Climbing Dortmund.
Tantau
Official name: Rosen tantau
Country: Germany
Website:
This German rose-growing company has been supplying the world with its seedlings for over a century - ever since Matthias Tantau started breeding roses in 1906.
The nursery gained recognition among gardeners in the 1930s and today, together with a fellow countryman, the Cordes company, has managed to conquer half of the rose market on the planet.
Many "Tantau" roses are frost-hardy and do not lose their beauty even during prolonged rains. In addition, most of them bloom all summer long.
Rose Black Magic (Black Magic) selection "Tantau" - one of the most popular in the world. Other famous varieties of roses in the nursery are the Fragrant Cloud hybrid tea, Santana Clayber, Schneekönigin ground cover, etc.
David Austin
Official name: David Austin Roses Limited
Country: Great Britain
Website: www.davidaustinroses.co.uk
"Ostinki", as these roses are often called among the people, can be considered the work of a breeder's entire life. While still a teenager, David Austin became interested in rose growing. At first it was just a hobby, then breeding new types of roses became a profession.
Since then, for several decades now, the world has been going crazy for the so-called "English roses" - modern hybrids that combine the double shape of inflorescences and the touching beauty of ancient cultivars with the stability and abundant re-flowering of modern roses.
In the piggy bank of roses David Austin - 22 gold medals at the prestigious Flower Show in Chelsea.
Like the roses of the Kordes nursery, they were awarded a separate group in the international classification.
"Roses of David Austin" is a family nursery. It is owned by three generations of Austin rose growers at once: maestro David Austin himself, his son David Austin Jr. and grandson Richard Austin.
Popular varieties of David Austin roses are Heritage scrub, William Shakespeare 2000 scrub, The Albrighton Rambler, Queen Elizabeth floribunda, etc.
Guyot
Official name: Roses Guillot
Country: France
Website:
This French nursery entered the world history of rose growing thanks to Jean-Baptiste Andre Guillot, who is considered the father of all hybrid tea roses. In 1867 he managed to breed the La France rose, which became the first representative of this group.
For six generations of the Guyot dynasty, they have been working to create roses with spectacular, bright inflorescences, a strong aroma and long flowering.
Naturally, the nursery specializes not only in hybrid tea roses. His catalog includes such popular shrabs as Chantal Merieux, Emilien Guillot, Chantal Thomass, Notre Dame du Rosaire, Agnes Schilliger.
Meilland
Official name: Meilland International
Country: France
Website:
"Meilland" is another world famous family nursery from France with a century and a half history.
The breeders of this surname managed to bring out roses that do not need mandatory pruning and bloom up to 6-8 months. Moreover, many of them tolerate frosts down to –30-40 ° С.
Add to this list the exquisite shape and color of the inflorescences, and it will not be difficult to guess why Meilland became the only nursery, several breeding creations of which received the title of World's Favorite Rose and were included in the Rose Hall of Fame by the World Federation of Rose Societies.
This honor was awarded to five varieties of roses of the Meilland selection: hybrid tea Peace and Papa Meilland, climbing Pierre de Ronsard and Cocktail, as well as floribunda Bonica 82 (Bonica 82) ...
Harkness
Official name: Harkness Roses
Country: Great Britain
Website: www.roses.co.uk
Nursery "Harkness" began work in the English county of Yorkshire in 1879 - he cannot be called a dilettante in the rose market. The best quality for your money - this is the principle of this British company.
The nursery focuses not only on experienced growers, but also on beginners. According to the assurances of breeders, anyone can handle the care of these roses - they are so unpretentious. The main thing is to plant a seedling, and the result will not be long in coming.
One of the earliest Harkness varieties was Mrs. Harkness's scrub. Other famous roses from the nursery are Anne Harkness and Susan Daniel, Bridge of Sighs.
Lens
Official name: Louis Lens Roses
Country: Belgium
Website: www.lens-roses.be
The main highlight of this Belgian nursery is musk roses, so named for their characteristic scent. Lens hybrids also boast resistance to many insidious diseases, including black spot and powdery mildew.
Another advantage of this breeder's roses is a truly exuberant flowering. Inflorescences cover the shoots in a lush scattering, almost completely hiding all the greens under a thick flower cap. At the same time, this spectacular flower show lasts all summer.
The famous Lens roses are Heavenly Pink, Dingy, Walferdange, Anneliese.
Orar
Official name: Roseraies orard
Country: France
Website:
The family nursery "Orar" dates back to 1930, but started breeding new varieties only in the 50s.
The breeders of this company specialize in climbing, hybrid tea and floribunda roses. Their catalog contains several dozen worthy, time-tested roses.
The seedlings of this manufacturer are resistant to all kinds of diseases, bloom almost all summer, delight with an interesting color of inflorescences and an intoxicating aroma.
In the Orar catalog you should pay attention to the Winter Lodge scrub, Muriel Robin hybrid tea, Over the Moon and Hacienda.
Jackson and Perkins
Official name: Jackson & perkins
Country: USA
Website:
The success story of Jackson & Perkins is a story of hard work and entrepreneurial ingenuity.In 1872, in a village in the suburbs of New York, Charles Perkins, along with his father-in-law, Albert Jackson, opened a small family business: they began to grow raspberries, grapes and strawberries for sale.
Soon Perkins wanted to play big and enter the wholesale gardening market. Having made a bet on rose growing, in 1884 he hired a professional breeder.
Breeding a successful variety of roses took more than one year, and in 1901 "Jackson & Perkins" finally showed the world their novelty - the climbing rose Dorothy Perkins (Dorothy Perkins). This beauty brought the nursery international fame and an award from the British Royal Rose Society.
Charles Perkins named this rose after his granddaughter, which set the fashion for naming roses after real people.
Unfortunately, Dorothy Perkins was unable to withstand powdery mildew and other diseases, so the variety was taken out of the mass market, leaving the opportunity for true connoisseurs to purchase seedlings only in special nurseries. However, this rose still hangs around the walls of Windsor Palace.
Many cultivars of the nursery received the title of "Rose of the Year" by the American Rose Society: Grandiflora Simple Magnifiscent, hybrid tea Summer Surprise, ground cover Wedding Dress, etc.
Canadian roses
Official name: Canadian Roses
Country: Canada
Website:
Canada, given its harsh climate, took up the national rose industry. The government of the country, together with a dozen partners, have invested in the national program "Winter-hardy Canadian roses" to develop beautiful garden hybrids based on local species of roses that are resistant to extremely low temperatures. Needless to say, they more than succeeded!
Canadian roses are divided into three series: Explorer, Parkland and Canadian Artist.
All Canadian plants overwinter without additional shelter at temperatures down to –30–40 ° C. Of course, in winters with little snow, it is advisable to sprinkle them and sprinkle them with garden soil.
Some of the most spectacular Canadian roses are Adelaide Hoodless, Frontenac, Morden Blush, Prairie Snowdrift, etc.
Do you like roses? Try to test your knowledge of this luxurious plant by taking our quiz What do you know about roses? I wonder how many questions out of 9 do you answer correctly?
Roses of Guillot have been of more and more interest to rose growers lately, and this is no coincidence. Most of the roses of this selection belong to park and floribunda. They deserve attention for the size of the flower, abundant flowering, unique odors, good disease resistance and winter hardiness.
Unlike D. Austin's roses, flowers do not wilt.
Roses of this selection will not leave anyone indifferent. Let them decorate your rose garden too.
 |
Chantal Merieux Flower: pink, double (60-70 petals), old cup-shaped, 12-13 cm in diameter. |
 |
Charles de Nervaux Flower: apricot pink with a straw-colored bloom, double (40 petals), quartered. |
 |
Delia (Delia) Flower:Flower: pale pink, densely double (50 petals), cup-shaped, old-fashioned, 10-12 cm in diameter. |
 |
Mme de Stael (Madame de Stael) Flower:coral pink, with a white back, old-fashioned, thick double, rounded, squared. |
 |
Sonia Rykiel (Sonia Rykiel 91) Flower:pink at the edges and coral in the center with pointed extreme petals, quartered in the center. |
 |
Paul Bocuse (Paul Bocuse) Flower:peach-pink in color with an orange tint, densely double, cupped, 8-10cm in diameter. |
 |
Laurent Cabrol Flower:pink-coral color, double, quartered, 8-10 cm in diameter. |
 |
Agnes Schilliger Flower:lilac with purple, pink-violet tones. Densely double, cupped, 10 -12 cm in diameter. |
 |
Emilien Guillo (Emilien Guillo) Flower:orange-scarlet, large (up to 12 cm), double (up to 80 petals), squared. |
 |
100 Idees Jardin Flower: large, double (100 petals), quartered, cup-shaped, old-fashioned, amber-golden, shining, strong aroma. |
 |
Bicentenaire de Guillot Flower:red, spherical, old-fashioned, thick double, 8-10 cm in diameter. |
 |
Notre Dame du Rosaire 09 (Notre Dame du Rosaire) Flower:unusual color orange-pink with a white reverse side, densely doubled, quartered, old-fashioned, 10-12 cm in diameter. |
 |
Cardinal Hume Flower:dark crimson with purple, brownish tones with wavy, double petals. The flowers resemble ripe raspberries, 7-8 cm in diameter. |
 |
Durance Ancian Flower:pink with a lilac shade, the center is darker, densely double, rosette-shaped, with a diameter of 8-10 cm. |
