Southern Sun Hybrid Tea Rose 5lt

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Afternoon Sun
Moderate Watering
Monthly Feeding
Prune in Winter

Standard roses, also known as lollipop roses, are a form of rose plant that is trained to have a long, straight trunk or stem with a rounded canopy of foliage and flowers at the top.
They are often used as standalone specimens in gardens or as focal points in landscaping.

Growth habit
Standard roses are typically grafted plants where a desirable rose variety, known as the “scion,” is grafted onto a tall, straight stem of a different rose species or rootstock.
The stem is trained to grow straight and upright, creating a clear trunk without any side branches until it reaches a specific height.
At the top, the scion forms a rounded head or canopy of foliage and flowers.

Height and size
The overall height of standard roses can vary depending on the desired size and how they are pruned.
Generally, standard roses can reach a height of 1 to 2m, with the canopy or head taking up a significant portion of the overall height.

Pruning and maintenance
Regular pruning is essential to maintain the shape and size of standard roses. Pruning is typically done in early spring or late winter, before new growth emerges.
It involves removing dead, damaged, or weak wood, as well as shaping the canopy by selectively pruning the side branches.

Flowering
Standard roses produce flowers at the top of the canopy, just like other rose varieties.
The flowers can come in various colors, forms, and fragrances, depending on the specific rose variety used as the scion.
They often bloom during the growing season, providing a beautiful display of color and fragrance.

Uses
Standard roses are versatile and can be used in different garden settings. They are commonly planted in borders, formal gardens, or as standalone specimens in containers or garden beds.
Due to their vertical stature and the visual impact of the rounded canopy of flowers, they can serve as focal points in landscapes or create a dramatic effect when planted in groups.

Varieties
Many rose varieties can be trained as standards, allowing for a wide selection of flower colors, forms, and fragrances.
Popular rose varieties often used as standard roses include hybrid teas, floribundas, and grandifloras.

Standard roses, or lollipop roses, are eye-catching additions to gardens and landscapes. Their elegant form, long stems, and rounded canopy of flowers create a unique visual appeal.
With proper care, pruning, and attention, standard roses can bring vertical interest and beauty to any outdoor space.

Saints’ Jubilee Hybrid Tea Rose 5lt

Full Sun
Afternoon Sun
Moderate Watering
Monthly Feeding
Prune in Winter

Standard roses, also known as lollipop roses, are a form of rose plant that is trained to have a long, straight trunk or stem with a rounded canopy of foliage and flowers at the top.
They are often used as standalone specimens in gardens or as focal points in landscaping.

Growth habit
Standard roses are typically grafted plants where a desirable rose variety, known as the “scion,” is grafted onto a tall, straight stem of a different rose species or rootstock.
The stem is trained to grow straight and upright, creating a clear trunk without any side branches until it reaches a specific height.
At the top, the scion forms a rounded head or canopy of foliage and flowers.

Height and size
The overall height of standard roses can vary depending on the desired size and how they are pruned.
Generally, standard roses can reach a height of 1 to 2m, with the canopy or head taking up a significant portion of the overall height.

Pruning and maintenance
Regular pruning is essential to maintain the shape and size of standard roses. Pruning is typically done in early spring or late winter, before new growth emerges.
It involves removing dead, damaged, or weak wood, as well as shaping the canopy by selectively pruning the side branches.

Flowering
Standard roses produce flowers at the top of the canopy, just like other rose varieties.
The flowers can come in various colors, forms, and fragrances, depending on the specific rose variety used as the scion.
They often bloom during the growing season, providing a beautiful display of color and fragrance.

Uses
Standard roses are versatile and can be used in different garden settings. They are commonly planted in borders, formal gardens, or as standalone specimens in containers or garden beds.
Due to their vertical stature and the visual impact of the rounded canopy of flowers, they can serve as focal points in landscapes or create a dramatic effect when planted in groups.

Varieties
Many rose varieties can be trained as standards, allowing for a wide selection of flower colors, forms, and fragrances.
Popular rose varieties often used as standard roses include hybrid teas, floribundas, and grandifloras.

Standard roses, or lollipop roses, are eye-catching additions to gardens and landscapes. Their elegant form, long stems, and rounded canopy of flowers create a unique visual appeal.
With proper care, pruning, and attention, standard roses can bring vertical interest and beauty to any outdoor space.

Rosa Roedean Hybrid Tea Rose 5lt

To commemorate the 90th birthday of Roedean School, JHB, the committee looked for a new rose that was completely different – combining the past, present & future. They found their requirements in this rose. Pointed buds unfold their firm petals in variations of pink & white, developing into camelia formed flowers.

Full Sun
Afternoon Sun
Moderate Watering
Monthly Feeding
Prune Every Winter

Hybrid tea roses are a popular class of roses known for their large, high-centered flowers and long stems. They are a cross between hybrid perpetual roses and tea roses, hence the name “hybrid tea.”
These roses are widely cultivated and admired for their beauty, fragrance, and versatility in various gardening and floral arrangements.

Here are some key points about hybrid tea roses:

Appearance
Hybrid tea roses typically have a single flower per stem, with large blooms that often have a distinct spiral shape. The flowers usually have many petals, ranging in color from pure white to shades of pink, red, yellow, and even lavender. They can be single or double-flowered, and their form can vary from classic, high-centered to more open and relaxed.

Growth habit
Hybrid tea roses are deciduous shrubs that can grow from 1 to 2m in height, depending on the variety.
They have an upright growth habit with straight stems that make them ideal for cutting and using in floral arrangements.
The leaves are generally dark green and glossy.

Fragrance
While hybrid tea roses are prized for their beauty, not all varieties are strongly scented.
Breeders have focused on enhancing the visual characteristics of the flowers, sometimes at the expense of fragrance. However, many hybrid tea roses still retain a delightful fragrance, ranging from mild to intense.

Blooming season
Hybrid tea roses bloom throughout the growing season, producing an abundance of flowers. Their peak blooming period varies depending on the climate and specific variety, but it generally occurs during the spring and continues through the summer and autumn months.

Care and maintenance
They require regular care to thrive.
They prefer well-drained soil enriched with organic matter and should be planted in a sunny location that receives at least six hours of direct sunlight per day.
Adequate watering, pruning, and fertilizing are essential for their healthy growth.
Pruning in late winter is particularly important to encourage strong stems and shape the plant.

Uses
Hybrid tea roses are versatile and can be used in various ways.
They are popular choices for cut flowers, as their long stems and large blooms make them perfect for floral arrangements.
They are also commonly used in formal garden beds, borders, and as accent plants in landscapes.

Varieties
There are countless hybrid tea rose varieties available, each with its unique characteristics in terms of color, form, fragrance, and disease resistance.

Hybrid tea roses continue to be popular among gardeners, florists, and rose enthusiasts due to their exquisite beauty and versatility. Whether in a vase or in the garden, their elegant blooms bring beauty and fragrance to any setting.

Rosa Homeopathica KORtukonoa(P) Hybrid Tea Rose 5lt

The Homeopathic Rose – Rosa Homeopathica

To commemorate LMHI World Homeopathy Day 2023, the Homeopathic Association of South Africa (HSA) chose to honour the principle of growth — both in nature and in healing.

In collaboration with Ludwig’s Roses, the HSA selected a rose that perfectly reflects this theme: a graceful cross-pollination of a German-bred rose thriving in South African soil. This living symbol pays tribute to Dr. Samuel Hahnemann, the German founder of Homeopathy, and represents the continued growth of homeopathy across South Africa.

Rosa Homeopathica is ethereal and radiant, embodying grace, vitality, and renewal. Its copper-toned buds unfurl into golden, two-toned blooms, each petal curling delicately at the edge to reveal warmth and light. The tall, densely branched bush flowers continuously, forming a stately, shrub-like presence that commands attention in any garden.

This rose thrives equally well as a focal point, in grouped plantings, or as a vibrant security hedge.

A portion of the proceeds supports the HSA’s fund to develop homeopathic health centres throughout South Africa, furthering their mission to bring health, balance, and healing to all.

Full Sun
Afternoon Sun
Moderate Watering
Monthly Feeding
Prune Every Winter

Hybrid tea roses are a popular class of roses known for their large, high-centered flowers and long stems. They are a cross between hybrid perpetual roses and tea roses, hence the name “hybrid tea.”
These roses are widely cultivated and admired for their beauty, fragrance, and versatility in various gardening and floral arrangements.

Here are some key points about hybrid tea roses:

Appearance
Hybrid tea roses typically have a single flower per stem, with large blooms that often have a distinct spiral shape. The flowers usually have many petals, ranging in color from pure white to shades of pink, red, yellow, and even lavender. They can be single or double-flowered, and their form can vary from classic, high-centered to more open and relaxed.

Growth habit
Hybrid tea roses are deciduous shrubs that can grow from 1 to 2m in height, depending on the variety.
They have an upright growth habit with straight stems that make them ideal for cutting and using in floral arrangements.
The leaves are generally dark green and glossy.

Fragrance
While hybrid tea roses are prized for their beauty, not all varieties are strongly scented.
Breeders have focused on enhancing the visual characteristics of the flowers, sometimes at the expense of fragrance. However, many hybrid tea roses still retain a delightful fragrance, ranging from mild to intense.

Blooming season
Hybrid tea roses bloom throughout the growing season, producing an abundance of flowers. Their peak blooming period varies depending on the climate and specific variety, but it generally occurs during the spring and continues through the summer and autumn months.

Care and maintenance
They require regular care to thrive.
They prefer well-drained soil enriched with organic matter and should be planted in a sunny location that receives at least six hours of direct sunlight per day.
Adequate watering, pruning, and fertilizing are essential for their healthy growth.
Pruning in late winter is particularly important to encourage strong stems and shape the plant.

Uses
Hybrid tea roses are versatile and can be used in various ways.
They are popular choices for cut flowers, as their long stems and large blooms make them perfect for floral arrangements.
They are also commonly used in formal garden beds, borders, and as accent plants in landscapes.

Varieties
There are countless hybrid tea rose varieties available, each with its unique characteristics in terms of color, form, fragrance, and disease resistance.

Hybrid tea roses continue to be popular among gardeners, florists, and rose enthusiasts due to their exquisite beauty and versatility. Whether in a vase or in the garden, their elegant blooms bring beauty and fragrance to any setting.

Rina Hugo Hybrid Tea Rose 5lt

Classically shaped, pointed buds develop into very large, full & elegantly shaped deep magenta-pink blooms.

The bush is vigorous, healthy & strong growing with the ability to produce & carry the large blooms in rich abundance.

Full Sun
Afternoon Sun
Moderate Watering
Monthly Feeding
Prune Every Winter

Hybrid tea roses are a popular class of roses known for their large, high-centered flowers and long stems. They are a cross between hybrid perpetual roses and tea roses, hence the name “hybrid tea.”
These roses are widely cultivated and admired for their beauty, fragrance, and versatility in various gardening and floral arrangements.

Here are some key points about hybrid tea roses:

Appearance
Hybrid tea roses typically have a single flower per stem, with large blooms that often have a distinct spiral shape. The flowers usually have many petals, ranging in color from pure white to shades of pink, red, yellow, and even lavender. They can be single or double-flowered, and their form can vary from classic, high-centered to more open and relaxed.

Growth habit
Hybrid tea roses are deciduous shrubs that can grow from 1 to 2m in height, depending on the variety.
They have an upright growth habit with straight stems that make them ideal for cutting and using in floral arrangements.
The leaves are generally dark green and glossy.

Fragrance
While hybrid tea roses are prized for their beauty, not all varieties are strongly scented.
Breeders have focused on enhancing the visual characteristics of the flowers, sometimes at the expense of fragrance. However, many hybrid tea roses still retain a delightful fragrance, ranging from mild to intense.

Blooming season
Hybrid tea roses bloom throughout the growing season, producing an abundance of flowers. Their peak blooming period varies depending on the climate and specific variety, but it generally occurs during the spring and continues through the summer and autumn months.

Care and maintenance
They require regular care to thrive.
They prefer well-drained soil enriched with organic matter and should be planted in a sunny location that receives at least six hours of direct sunlight per day.
Adequate watering, pruning, and fertilizing are essential for their healthy growth.
Pruning in late winter is particularly important to encourage strong stems and shape the plant.

Uses
Hybrid tea roses are versatile and can be used in various ways.
They are popular choices for cut flowers, as their long stems and large blooms make them perfect for floral arrangements.
They are also commonly used in formal garden beds, borders, and as accent plants in landscapes.

Varieties
There are countless hybrid tea rose varieties available, each with its unique characteristics in terms of color, form, fragrance, and disease resistance.

Hybrid tea roses continue to be popular among gardeners, florists, and rose enthusiasts due to their exquisite beauty and versatility. Whether in a vase or in the garden, their elegant blooms bring beauty and fragrance to any setting.

Rhona Lya Hybrid Tea Rose 5lt

stems that proudly display its shapely, firmly petalled blooms. The flowers open from deep cognac-coloured buds, unfolding into a warm medley of honey gold and soft cream hues that glow beautifully in sunlight.

Each bloom exudes a distinct sweet, honey-like fragrance, making it as delightful to the senses as it is to the eye. The blooms also have an excellent vase life, ensuring their beauty can be enjoyed both in the garden and indoors.

With strong natural vigour, large healthy foliage, and a reliable growth habit, the Rhona Lya rose thrives in mixed rose beds or when planted in groups for a striking display. A refined and rewarding rose that embodies grace, warmth, and enduring charm.

Full Sun
Afternoon Sun
Moderate Watering
Monthly Feeding
Prune Every Winter

Hybrid tea roses are a popular class of roses known for their large, high-centered flowers and long stems. They are a cross between hybrid perpetual roses and tea roses, hence the name “hybrid tea.”
These roses are widely cultivated and admired for their beauty, fragrance, and versatility in various gardening and floral arrangements.

Here are some key points about hybrid tea roses:

Appearance
Hybrid tea roses typically have a single flower per stem, with large blooms that often have a distinct spiral shape. The flowers usually have many petals, ranging in color from pure white to shades of pink, red, yellow, and even lavender. They can be single or double-flowered, and their form can vary from classic, high-centered to more open and relaxed.

Growth habit
Hybrid tea roses are deciduous shrubs that can grow from 1 to 2m in height, depending on the variety.
They have an upright growth habit with straight stems that make them ideal for cutting and using in floral arrangements.
The leaves are generally dark green and glossy.

Fragrance
While hybrid tea roses are prized for their beauty, not all varieties are strongly scented.
Breeders have focused on enhancing the visual characteristics of the flowers, sometimes at the expense of fragrance. However, many hybrid tea roses still retain a delightful fragrance, ranging from mild to intense.

Blooming season
Hybrid tea roses bloom throughout the growing season, producing an abundance of flowers. Their peak blooming period varies depending on the climate and specific variety, but it generally occurs during the spring and continues through the summer and autumn months.

Care and maintenance
They require regular care to thrive.
They prefer well-drained soil enriched with organic matter and should be planted in a sunny location that receives at least six hours of direct sunlight per day.
Adequate watering, pruning, and fertilizing are essential for their healthy growth.
Pruning in late winter is particularly important to encourage strong stems and shape the plant.

Uses
Hybrid tea roses are versatile and can be used in various ways.
They are popular choices for cut flowers, as their long stems and large blooms make them perfect for floral arrangements.
They are also commonly used in formal garden beds, borders, and as accent plants in landscapes.

Varieties
There are countless hybrid tea rose varieties available, each with its unique characteristics in terms of color, form, fragrance, and disease resistance.

Hybrid tea roses continue to be popular among gardeners, florists, and rose enthusiasts due to their exquisite beauty and versatility. Whether in a vase or in the garden, their elegant blooms bring beauty and fragrance to any setting.