Roses cordes

Non-covering continuously flowering varieties

Conventionally, rose varieties are divided into several categories. They differ in the characteristics of the growth of shoots and buds.

Climbing

The most popular continuous flowering rose varieties:

1. Aisha. A frost-resistant plant with resistance to powdery mildew and gray rot, does not require shelter for the winter. It is a densely leafy and rather voluminous shrub up to 1.5 m high. It blooms profusely and for a long time, but once. The flowers are medium, 6-7 cm in diameter, simple, rich in sunny shade. They tolerate rain well, keeping their shape. Outwardly they resemble wild rose flowers.
2. Früllingsduft. Belongs to the group of rose hips and parks. It perfectly withstands severe frosts, does not require shelter for the winter, does not undergo powdery mildew and black spot. Bushes reach 2 m in height, spreading, 1.2 m wide.The flowers are creamy white, with a pink tint and a yellow center, formed early. Re-flowering is possible from May to August.
3. Parade. Belongs to the Climing group, a class of large-flowered roses. Requires support, since the height of the bush reaches 4 m, and the width is 2 m. Flowering begins in mid-June and lasts until October 20. The flowers come in a variety of shades, from bright pink to cherry red. The bush perfectly withstands frosts, long rains. Resistant to black spot and powdery mildew.

Climbing roses die without support: the shoots, under the weight of the buds, lean to the ground and rot. Therefore, experienced gardeners create arches, walls from sustainable materials.

Semi-plaited

Such roses look good in single and group plantings, but are rarely used among florists and landscape designers.

Bright representatives of plants:

1. Ave Maria. Refers to hybrid tea varieties of re-flowering roses. The flowers are bright orange, reaching 11-12 cm in diameter. The plant takes root well in the northern regions, is resistant to powdery mildew and black spot, and is not afraid of prolonged rains.
2. Aelita. Large-flowered white rose. Developed by the Russian breeder Shtanko I.I. in 1952 specifically for cultivation in regions with harsh winters. Resistant to gray mold, not afraid of high humidity.
3. Mermaid. Large-flowered, forms carmine flowers with salmon-orange tint and yellow base. Well suited for cold climates. Shoots reach 3 m, thrive in shade and partial shade.

Bush

Flowers in this category are formed by bushes. What spray roses to plant in the country so that they bloom all summer:

1. Romance. Shrub with large raspberry flowers (up to 12 cm in diameter), pleasant aroma. In brushes up to 15 buds. The rose blooms again. The foliage is lush, the shoots are densely located.
2. Gartentraume. A shrub with double flowers, a very pleasant aroma. Looks good in group planting, as a hedge. Suitable for growing in flowerpots. The flowers are pale pink, often located on the stems.

Small and large-flowered

Many gardeners pay attention to the size of the flowers. Some prefer to admire small roses, others - lush and large

Some popular long-flowering varieties and hybrids:

1. Super Excels. Small-flowered bushy rose. The flowers are bright crimson, reaching a diameter of only 4 cm. The plant does not like the scorching sun, so it is planted in partial shade.
2. Polka. Large-flowered bush rose with apricot or soft coral flowers. Their diameter ranges from 25 to 30 cm. The plant blooms all summer, 2 or 3 times.
3. Super Dorothy. Bright crimson small-flowered semi-leafy rose. Blooms in late May, pleases with bright buds until mid-October. Excellent resistance to powdery mildew and black spot.

Miniature

These are small copies of garden roses. They have a lush, long flowering until late autumn.

Plants are suitable for growing in cold climates, in the garden or at home.

Outstanding representatives:

1. Los Angeles. The bush is up to 40 cm high, with salmon flowers with a diameter of 4-5 cm. The buds evenly cover the stems, do not fade in the sun.
2. Clementine. Groundcover rose with small, dense double flowers of a pale pink hue. Plant height - 60 cm. Over time, the plant turns into a dense bush. Blooms in mid-June, continues to bloom until September.
3. Cinderella. Hybrid tea rose with pale pink flowers. The bushes are compact, no more than 20 cm high. They bloom 2-3 times per season. Well suited for creating an alpine slide.

What varieties of Canadian roses to choose

Today the widest assortment of Canadian roses is presented on the market, which includes all the variety of forms: high and low, remontant and non-repaired, with double, semi-double and regular flowers of various colors and shades, with and without aroma. Among all the variety, there are varieties that deserve special attention of rose growers. For these plants, hardened by frosts and winds, the specialists of the Agroholding "Poisk" vouch.

Alexander McKenzie

A characteristic feature of Alexander MacKenzie roses is long flowering. It occurs in two distinct waves, between which single flowers can appear on the rose. The plant forms an erect shrub with gracefully drooping shoot ends. The height of this Canadian rose is 150-200 cm, width is 150 cm.

Elongated crimson tulip-shaped buds resemble hybrid tea roses. Double flowers reach 5-7 cm in diameter and have a slight strawberry smell. They keep well in heat and rain. In winter, the rose can withstand frost down to -35 ° C.

Moden Blush

The Canadian rose of the Morden Blush variety is distinguished by abundant and continuous flowering and perfectly tolerates not only the winter cold, but also the summer heat. The rose of this variety is a low-growing shrub (75-120 cm high and 100 cm wide) with fragrant double flowers 5-6 cm in diameter.

The flowers are pale pink, with strokes of dark pearl pink in the center and creamy white around the edges. The color of the flowers changes depending on the weather conditions: in cool weather they are light pink, on hot days they are white. Flowers keep their shape for up to 2 weeks. The variety is popular with florists, because great for decorating weddings.

Adelaide Hoodles

Rose Adelaide Hoodles (Adelaide Hoodles) is one of the best varieties for hedge formation. The plant is a powerful (150-180 cm high and 150 cm wide) thorny bush with arched branches and shiny, glossy dark green foliage.

It blooms with red semi-double flowers (6-7 cm in diameter), collected in large inflorescences of 10-35 pieces. The soil requirements are the same as for all Canadian roses. Plus, Adelaide Hoodles is drought-resistant. Frost resistance of roses of this variety is simply colossal - breeders promise that they are able to withstand temperatures as low as -45 ° C!

Prairie Joy

Another variety that is ideal for creating graceful hedges is Prairie Joy. The bush grows quickly enough, releasing new shoots from the base, which often bow in an arched manner to the ground during flowering. Strong, branched and densely leafy, it reaches 100-150 cm in height, up to 125 cm in width.

Rose Prairie Joy is distinguished by abundant and lush blooms throughout the summer. Its characteristic feature: on the same bush, both semi-double and densely double flowers in the old style can appear. Their color is deep pink, eventually fading to a slightly pink hue. They are quite large - up to 6-7 cm in diameter, bloom one by one or in clusters of up to 6 pieces, have a weak aroma.

Hope for Humanity

The brightest and most extravagant variety Hope for Humanity will become the hallmark of your garden thanks to its continuous flowering, which begins in June and continues until the first snow. After all, this rose, as well as its unpretentious "neighbors" of frost of several tens of degrees can not be afraid.

The height of the bush reaches 1.5 m. Flowers bloom on it terry, rich purple color. They look very impressive in the garden. An important characteristic of Hope Fo Humanity roses is their high resistance to diseases that most roses are susceptible to.

J.P. Connell

J.P.Connell variety has increased disease resistance. The bush is upright, up to 1.5 m high. Large (up to 7-8 cm in diameter) double flowers are initially colored lemon yellow, and then become creamy. They grow singly or are collected in inflorescences.

In landscape design, Canadian roses are widely used to form a beautifully flowering hedge, to create spectacular mixborders, where they are perfectly combined with other garden plants, as well as in single plantings as bright soloists of your garden.

The nursery of the Agroholding "Poisk" offers Canadian roses, as well as winter-hardy varieties of clematis and other ornamental and fruit plants under the trademark "Severny Sad". Plants of this series are frost-resistant, unpretentious and will always delight their owners with lush flowering, elegant greenery and a bountiful harvest.

Best care tips

Groundcover roses are less demanding than other varieties. This gives a good chance to grow luxurious flowers, even for gardening beginners. At the same time, it is possible to achieve long flowering and active growth of bushes only if all the "whims" of the garden beauty are fulfilled. To do this, you need to know what conditions are necessary for this plant, as well as the useful nuances of successful cultivation.

Success secrets for ground cover roses:

Top dressing should be carried out only the next year after planting. The frequency of mineral addition is determined individually. In general, it is necessary to use 5-7 dressings per season. Groundcover roses are also very susceptible to foliar dressing, which can be alternated with regular ones.
In early spring, the bushes are fed with nitrogen fertilizers. For this, rotted manure, humus or ammonium nitrate are used. Before feeding, the plant is well watered.
Before the formation of buds, sodium humate or potassium sulfate is added. This will give the plant the necessary strength to bloom. During flowering, fertilizers are not applied, this can damage the bush. After flowering, old buds must be removed from the plant, and then well fed with potash and phosphorus complexes. For re-flowering varieties, it is necessary to use at least two dressings with a break of 10 days.
At the end of the season, three-fold feeding is carried out, the main purpose of which is to give the plant an additional margin of safety for a safe wintering. At the end of summer, organic matter is used, after two weeks - phosphorus complexes, after another two - potassium

It is important to finish feeding about a month before the onset of a real frost, so the timing can be determined according to your climatic region.
Roses are also pruned the next year after planting. This stimulates the formation of side shoots and an attractive bush shape. The cut points must be treated with garden varnish, and the bush itself is sprayed with Bordeaux mixture to prevent infection of the branches.
It is recommended to carry out anti-aging pruning of the bush about once every five years.

To do this, all shoots are shortened to 20-25 centimeters, and the middle of the bush is thinned out. The disadvantage is the loss of decorativeness, but the next season the plant will thank the owner with lush flowering and active growth.
Watering garden roses must be carried out with abundant, previously settled water. On average, each bush will need from 10 liters of water.At the same time, waterlogging is not allowed, as a result of which the plant can rot and hurt.
Loosening the bush is desirable, but difficult for old plants. The root area is necessarily mulched, and care is carried out as far as possible. Strongly overgrown bushes are more expedient to simply spray and water, and loosening is carried out when pruning or feeding.

The cut points must be treated with garden varnish, and the bush itself is sprayed with Bordeaux mixture to prevent infection of the branches.
A rejuvenating pruning of the bush is recommended about once every five years. To do this, all shoots are shortened to 20-25 centimeters, and the middle of the bush is thinned out. The disadvantage is the loss of decorativeness, but the next season the plant will thank the owner with lush flowering and active growth.
Watering garden roses must be carried out with abundant, previously settled water. On average, each bush will need from 10 liters of water. At the same time, waterlogging is not allowed, as a result of which the plant can rot and hurt.
Loosening the bush is desirable, but difficult for old plants. The root area is necessarily mulched, and care for it is carried out as far as possible. Strongly overgrown bushes are more expedient to simply spray and water, and loosening is carried out when pruning or feeding.

The video clip will tell a lot of useful information about growing ground cover roses.

Explorer Series Canadian Roses

Without exception, all the best varieties of Canadian roses in the Explorer group are hybrids based on Cordes flowers. All of them bear the names of famous explorers who conquered the north of the planet.

The most frost-resistant and fragrant varieties that are able to bloom even without shelter for the winter are:

• Henry Hudson. Rose Canadian park Henry Hudson has white flowers with a red dusting. The height of the bushes reaches a little more than half a meter, and in diameter - no more than 1 meter. It is resistant to many diseases. The variety was bred in 1966. Its peculiarity lies in the ease of cultivation by cuttings - they root very easily in the soil.
• David Thompson. The variety was created in 1971. Fragrant crimson flowers rise on the shoots, about 1.3 m long. Lush buds (about 25 petals) look very beautiful. Bloom for a long time, the whole summer and autumn.
• Jens Munk. The description of the Canadian rose variety says that Jens Munk has the strongest root-stem system. Thus, a powerful bush is formed, up to two meters high. Pink flowers, the diameter of which does not exceed 7 cm, have a persistent aroma and a beautiful shape.
• Charles Albanel. As summer residents say, these flowers are very beautiful and in demand. It is very easy to buy saplings of Canadian roses Charles Albanel. This can even be done via the Internet. Charles Albanel is one of the shortest hardy varieties. Their height reaches a little more than half a meter, in appearance the bush resembles the ground cover species of this plant. The period of active flowering falls at the beginning of summer and lasts until the first frost. The flowers on the bush do not grow densely, but they have a very attractive appearance and shape.
• Martin Frobisher. Rosa Martin Frobisher (Canadian park) is well overlooked in original landscape solutions. It is often planted in city flower beds, since it is not whimsical and not demanding to care for. In some parks, these flowers are used to create hedges to emphasize the lines of the recreation area. The height of the bushes reaches 2 m. The light red flowers of the Canadian Martin Frobisher rose are very fragrant and lush, each bud has about 40 petals. It should be noted that the Martin Frobisher rose variety is the first breeding development in the Explorer group.

Among all the roses of the Explorer series, there are also three main subgroups:

1. Park bush.

• Champlain
• J.P. Connell.
• Royal Edward (Royal Edward).
• Alexander MacKenzie (Alexander McKenzie).
• Frontenac (Frontenac).
• Simon Fraser (Simon Fraser).
• George Vancouver (George Vancouver).
• Lambert Closse
• Louis Jolliet (Lewis Joliet).

1. Mountain climbers.

• John Davis (John Davis).
• Henry Kelsey (Henry Kilsey).
• John Cabot (John Cabot).
• William Baffin
• Captain Samuel Holland (Captain Samuel Holland).

1. Roguza.

• Henry Hudson (Henry Hudson).
• Charles Albanel (Charles Albanel).
• Jens Munk (Jens Munk).
• Martin Frobisher (Martin Frobisher).
• David Thompson (David Thompson).

Generally speaking, most of the flowers in this group are complex hybrids. Their breeding is closely related to the flowers of Cordes (Rosa kordesii). According to reviews, roses of Canadian selection (frost-resistant varieties) may not be covered for the winter. But it was noticed that after hiding, they bloom more profusely and for a long time.

Climbing roses with buds painted in yellow and beige shades

Climbing rose Casino.

Lemon flowers tend to change their hue during flowering. In addition, the bud itself is not evenly colored: the outer petals are paler than the inner ones. The flowers are 11 cm in diameter and exude a fruity aroma. Bush height: up to 3 meters on a support or 2 meters without support. In the second case, it forms a bush, the whips of which fall to the ground under the weight of the buds. The flowers of this rose do not lose their shape after cutting. Therefore, they love to use them when drawing up bouquets.

Climbing Rose Casino

Rose Hendel climbing.

For flowers 10 cm in size: cream petals, encircled with a crimson border. Bush height: from 1.5 to 3 m. Roses of this variety are enveloped in a light aroma. They are able to withstand quite severe frosts.

Climbing rose Polka.

Sprawling and thick branches covered with large thorns form a bush, up to 3 m high. Terry apricot-colored roses grow up to 11 cm in diameter. Over time, the edges of the petals fade to a creamy color. The buds of this variety can be single or collected in clusters of 3-4 per branch. Flowering occurs in waves. Under favorable weather conditions, there can be up to five such waves in one season.

When grown in the central regions of Russia, this variety requires shelter during the cold season. It is noted that with strong freezing of young shoots, new ones will not have to wait long. It blooms with maximum efficiency and develops in the sun. However, shade growing is allowed.

Rose Polka

If you plan to cover a climbing rose in the winter, then you need to properly prepare it. That is, remove dried and diseased shoots. Together with them, those branches that have not gained strength and turned out to be very thin should be cut off. Re-examination of the lashes is supposed to be carried out in the spring, when it will be clear which of them have successfully overwintered.

The best roses: varieties for the Moscow region (description, photo)

According to numerous reviews and data from surveys, a group of roses was identified, which can most often be seen in flower beds in the Moscow region. Most varieties combine all the preferences of local summer residents - beautiful, fragrant, not afraid of frost and resistant to climate change.

The best varieties of roses for the Moscow region (photo, description):

Amadeus (Amadeus). A very attractive and aromatic climbing variety, which is most often chosen to decorate building or garden elements (arches, walls, fences, arches). Semi-double, saturated, medium-sized red flowers are collected in a cluster of several pieces. The bush is quite sprawling. On its shoots, which grow up to 3.5 m, there are a lot of branches, which are abundantly covered with flowers. Sometimes all the stems are completely hidden under a solid blanket of flowers. The peculiarity of Amadeus is that the shoots develop quite rapidly. The first flowers appear in early spring. For the continuity of flowering, many choose this particular variety of roses for the Moscow region. Almost all growers want to buy it.

Florentine (Florentina). A very attractive neat ornamental plant, which is used both for the formation of bouquets and for landscape design. Its erect stems can reach a height of up to 2 m.When forming a bush, you can make the necessary pruning, then it becomes very lush. Florentina's flowers are red, collected in bunches. The diameter of each elongated bud can reach 10 cm. The flowers tolerate winter very well. They belong to unpretentious, non-covering varieties of roses (for the Moscow region this is a very good property).

Gloria Dei (Gloria Dei). Belongs to the selection of Meilland. It attracts with its unforgettable appearance and light, almost imperceptible aroma. Its double, two-colored buds with smooth transitions (from gently rosy to light yellow with a characteristic crimson edging at the tips of the petals). This variety of hybrid tea roses for the Moscow region is an ideal option. In terms of beauty, he also takes first place. This opinion is shared by many people around the world.

Jubile du Prince de Monaco (Jubilee of the Prince of Monaco). These flowers belong to the breeding developments of the Meilland nursery. The peculiarity of this variety of roses (floribunda) for the Moscow region is that over the entire flowering period, the color of the buds changes from a white shade with a red edging of petals to a rich red tone. During the flowering period, the buds become light green or green. The petals themselves are wavy. There are about 35 of them in one large flower. The buds of Jubile du Prince de Monaco practically do not emit aroma, but ripe flowers during their peak of growth smell of a light caramel aroma.

Rhapsody in Blue These are wonderful roses shrabs for the Moscow region. Introduced them in 2002 by the Cowlishaw Rose Garden

They attract attention by the fact that the neat bush blooms very profusely, and the unusual shape of purple flowers with a light center bewitches with an indescribable look. This is a fairly popular variety of roses for the Moscow region.

Super Dorothy

Thanks for these beautiful flowers should go to the German nursery Hetzel. Intensely pink flowers that look like an expensive ball gown attract with their tenderness. Super Dorothy blooms profusely, twice a season. The break between flowering is practically not noticed. Super Dorothy is rightfully classified in the category of the best varieties of roses for the Moscow region. Reviews of experienced florists and summer residents testify to this.

Pierre de Ronsard (Pierre de Ronsard, Eden Rose). The French are very careful in breeding the best varieties of roses, unique in shape and beauty. There are a lot of climbing roses for the Moscow region, but Pierre de Ronsard is one of the most beloved. A remarkable property of the plant is thornless shoots. The flowers are light cream. The central petals have a deep pink hue. The shape is neat, goblet. The aroma is light, not saturated. They look very good in the interior of arbours, gazebos, house canopies.

Among the wide assortment, novice summer residents and flower growers often cannot choose the most suitable plant species. What varieties of roses are best to plant in the Moscow region?

Bloom

When and how?

This variety blooms a huge number of buds. This happens from the very beginning of summer, and sometimes from the end of spring, and continues until late autumn.

Some varieties bloom less in time, but with proper care it opens the buds again. Especially many flowers are observed from late June to early August.

Care

Usually, before flowering, in early spring, one of two pruning is carried out. Cut off by about 10-15 centimeters. It will not be superfluous to feed the plant in March, for this they use nutritional complexes designed specifically for roses.

After the last petals from the roses have fallen, it must be cut again, but this time more radically. For the winter, only 2-3 living buds are left, the rest of the length is removed.

What if it doesn't bloom?

Fix bugs that lead to lack of flowering. There may be several of them.

• Lack of additional power supply. In addition to the fact that the soil must be loose and fertile, it must also be saturated with organic matter.Therefore, in spring and autumn, the rose must be fertilized, otherwise you will not wait for flowering.

• Plant age. If the flower is already quite old, it needs to be rejuvenated - for this, the old roses are removed, and new ones are planted in their place, which can be obtained from cuttings of adult plants.
• Not enough light. In full shade, the rose will only build up its green mass, and also stretch up towards the sun.
• Incorrect cropping. It is necessary to remove old and dried shoots every spring and autumn.
• Faded buds. They also take up nutrients, so they are cut off immediately.

Application

These roses are especially good for vertical gardening of high solid supports: pergolas, arbors, walls.

Rose of Cordesa variety 'Oreanda', pergola for such roses, photo by the author

The ‘Sympathie’ and ‘Spring Notes’ varieties can be used to create so-called ampel cascades, which are especially effective during the flowering period.

Rose of Cordesa variety 'Gutsulochka', supports for such roses, photo by the author

Roses of Cordes are also used to decorate high (more than 2 m) stone walls, where they feel comfortable, bringing the southern summer charm of the rosehip scent to our summer cottages. In addition, the varieties ‘Adzhimushkay’, ‘Gutsulochka’, ‘Oreanda’, ‘Summer stars’, ‘Spring notes’ can be grown in specimen (single) and group plantings in the form of tall ornamental shrubs without using supports. The latter variety can also be used as a tall ground cover shrub.

Roses of Cordes in culture live for a long time, but over time, the bottom of the shrub vines becomes bare, so they need additional decoration - planting ground cover roses or flower perennials in the foreground. In the south, these shortcomings will be hidden from the eyes of lavandin, narrow-leaved lavender, medicinal rosemary, mock orange, weigela and others.

Do you have a variety of Cordes roses growing in your country house?

Roses of Cordes got their name in honor of their creator - the famous German breeder V. Cordes. In the 40s of the last century, he crossed a spontaneous hybrid of Rugosa and Vishuran rose with abundant garden varieties. As a result, a new group of roses was obtained, the flowers of which are distinguished by a variety of colors and shapes - from semi-double to densely double.

Roses of Cordes came to Russia only after the collapse of the USSR, but quickly gained popularity. These varieties adapt well to the local climate, tolerate low temperatures and bloom luxuriantly in any corner of the garden. It is not difficult to grow rose bushes, it is enough to know their features.

The flowers of the Cordes rose reach 8 centimeters in diameter, they are fragrant and collected in small inflorescences. The blossoming of Cordes roses is abundant, continuing until late autumn. The leaves are dark green, sometimes shiny. Roses of Cordes form vigorous bushes up to 1.5-2 meters, often with whip-like shoots. These roses are distinguished by their high winter hardiness and disease resistance. Roses of Cordes and are used in group and single plantings, it is possible to use it to create boles and hedges.