Two-tone shrub rose

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3.19€ – Willemse

The two-tone shrub rose: an emblematic flower
Roses, with their captivating elegance, have always been a must-have in gardens. Among them, the two-tone shrub rose stands out with a particular splendor. With its flowers in contrasting shades, it captivates the eye and beautifies any outdoor space.

Features
The bicolor shrub rose is a true living work of art in the floral world. Its flowers captivate the eye with a striking palette of colors, often mixing shades of pink, white, yellow or even red. This colorful mix creates a striking effect that adds a touch of sparkle to the garden.

The size of this rose bush can vary depending on the variety, but in general, it reaches a height of between 60 cm and 1.20 meters. Its bushy silhouette gives it a majestic presence, perfect for decorating flowerbeds or borders.

Aside from its visual appeal, this plant is also appreciated for its intoxicating fragrance. The flowers often emit a sweet, sweet scent that fills the air, inviting relaxation and contemplation.

Planting Tips
Planting the bicolor shrub rose requires some preparation to ensure its good growth and optimal blossoming. To succeed in this operation, Willemse specialists invite you to follow a few key steps.

Select a sunny location in your garden, with well-drained and fertile soil. Make sure this location offers plenty of space for the rose bush to spread out and grow comfortably.

Before planting, prepare the soil by working it and incorporating compost or well-rotted manure, in order to provide the necessary nutrients and promote strong rooting. Make a hole slightly wider and deeper than the root ball of the rose bush so that the roots can settle in easily.

Carefully remove the rose bush from its original pot, taking care not to damage the roots. Place it in the hole and fill in with the soil and compost mixture. Lightly firm the soil around the base to ensure stability. Water thoroughly to encourage rooting and add a layer of organic mulch around the base to retain moisture and reduce weeds.

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