Rose Celestial Spark

An impressive variety with large, clustered flowers in warm shades of peach, apricot and pink. It has a delicate fragrance and a long flowering period. Suitable for gardens and bouquets, disease resistant and easy to grow.

How to grow

Choosing a spot: : Choose a sunny spot that receives at least 6 hours of direct sunlight a day.

Soil preparation: : Roses prefer well-drained soil. Improve the soil by adding compost or organic matter to ensure good drainage and nutrients.

Preparing the hole: : Dig a hole about 45 cm deep and wide. It should be large enough to hold the rose's roots, with room to spread.

Preparing the plant: : Take the rose out of its container and carefully inspect the roots. If they are too tangled, loosen them slightly to encourage growth.

Planting: : Place the plant in the hole so that the point where the rose stem meets the roots (the so-called "graft union") is about 5 cm above ground level. This will prevent rotting.

Aftercare: : Continue to water the rose regularly, especially during the first few weeks. Make sure it gets enough sunlight and that the soil does not dry out.