It appears that no other bloom’s aroma can contrast with the perfection and delicate quality of roses, or the sublime fragrance of a damask rose and the intriguing one of a tea rose.
Roses can be of 150 species, and they come in all shapes, sizes, and hues, representing various feelings: satisfaction, love, sentiment, adoration, guiltlessness, enthusiasm, pride, virtue, blame, misery, grieving, modesty, and companionship.
Mixes are additionally normal. Horticulturists have been cross-rearing roses to make some interesting crossovers, and one of them has red and white petals-the exceptional Osiria rose.
This great tea rose was made in 1978 by Kordes Roses, a German rose creation and appropriation organization, and was brought into business in France by Willemse France as Osiria.
The Osiria rose is a red and white cross breed blossom that became a web sensation because of some photographs that have in all likelihood been upgraded.
hey are not easy to grow in a garden, but if you love to experiment and have highly developed gardening skills, you can of course give it a try.
Flowering from June to November, the Osiria Rose can reach a height of 120cm to 180cm. Partial to full sun, this particular bloom also prefers a well-drained location.
- First you’ll need to dig a big hole and fill it in with a high quality soil.
- Spread the roots evenly and plant it at an appropriate depth (the base of the stem should be approximately 5cm under the ground).
- Fill the hole with additional soil and compact lightly.
- Water well, daily, to ensure a beautiful rose bush blooming with Osiria Roses.
With these roses, your garden will become a magical place!