Rose Pink Night

A unique hybrid with light yellow to lemon shades that sometimes turn to green tones. It is known for its bright, almost neon colouring and intense fragrance. Its flowers are usually medium in size and are distinguished by elegant, slightly wavy petals. It is often used in ornamental gardens thanks to its unusual and stunning beauty.

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.