Climbing rose Parade with silk flowers burning pink

The climbing rose Parade is a real decoration of the garden, combining elegance, amazing aroma, splendor of flowering and ease of care. She is the main character in composing compositions with gracefully hanging shoots, strewn with beautiful flowers. French growers who know a lot about roses appreciate the Parade variety and the mother plant (New Down variety), from which it was obtained. To grow a healthy plant, you should study the features of the agricultural technique of the climbing rose Parade, the timing of its planting, the rules of care, reproduction, and methods of application in landscape design.

Description of the plant

Asia is considered the birthplace of the Mix rose; at the beginning of the 19th century, they came to Europe from its eastern part. Then there were few varieties of such ornamental plants, later even more of their species were bred, which were obtained by crossing classic varieties. Spanish, American, and to a greater extent Dutch breeders have joined their ranks with their new products. At home, you can now grow 5 types of miniature roses "Mix": Bew Monde, Patio, Cardano, Mini and Parade.

The height of the bushes can reach 50 cm, but so that they do not grow much upward, the plants are pruned. This has a beneficial effect on their decorative effect, since after such a procedure the density of the bush increases, more buds are formed on it.

The flowers are full with small petals, usually growing from 10 to 25 mm. The leaves are dark green in color, there are small thorns on the stems (see photo).

How to transplant correctly after purchase into a pot

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After purchasing a rose Mix flower, the question arises of how to care after purchase.

Note! The peat substrate and the pot in which the flower is sold are not suitable for growing.

During transportation and sale, this helps to retain moisture longer, but for home maintenance, the rose needs to be transplanted. The transplant can be done about two weeks after purchase to allow the plant to adapt.

Planting in a pot

How to prepare the soil and flower for transplanting

It is important to maintain sufficient humidity during the adaptation period, as well as observe other home conditions, otherwise the flower will certainly die.

If the adaptation period has successfully passed, then you can proceed to the transplant. Ceramic pots with a drain are best for this. The new container should not greatly exceed the previous one in height and width. It is enough for it to be 5-7 cm larger.

Important! The soil must be used specialized, it is not recommended to prepare the soil mixture on your own.

Description of the landing procedure step by step:

1. It is better to cut the buds before transplanting.
2. Place a 3 cm high drainage layer on the bottom of the clay pot.
3. Remove a previously well-spilled rose from the pot and place it in a prepared new one. It is important not to destroy the earthen lump.
4. Fill the existing voids with new soil, lightly tamping it.
5. Spray the rose with water at room temperature.
6. Place in a place protected from direct sunlight.
7. The day after transplanting, it is allowed to water the soil.

Types, varieties

Each variety "Mix" has its own peculiarity, but they are all equally suited for indoor cultivation.

Mini mix

It differs from similar ones in color by the lowest bush, it barely reaches 10-15 cm, many roses of medium and small size fall under this category. Flowers on its low stems look like big caps.

Parade mix

It is considered the most popular variety of roses grown on the windowsill, since it is better adapted to indoor conditions than others. Its flowering can occur in any month, and it lasts up to six months, sometimes 6 buds can bloom on one bush at once.

After abundant flowering, the plant needs a respite, which can last up to 2 months, this is how much time it will take to form new buds. The bush grows to 40-45 cm, the flowers bloom on it are medium, but they are of the most diverse color, they resemble a tea rose. The most striking representative of this species is the Star variety.

Cordana mix

A miniature variety, up to a height of no more than 30 cm. It is bred only as a houseplant, with rare exceptions in the summer it can be planted in the garden for a while, but dug up again for the winter.

The bushes grow and become very lush, the flowers on them are small and have only 4 colors: light pink, white, red and yellow. Flowering begins in spring and ends in autumn. They are absolutely odorless, so they are suitable for people prone to allergic reactions.

It is worth noting that this variety is capricious, it will be difficult for an inexperienced grower to grow it.

Beau monde mix

An excellent purchase for those who love when numerous white roses bloom on its snow-white windowsill, this variety has only one color, which, depending on the lighting, can acquire a pink tint.

Patio mix

The variety belongs to the floribunda group, the bushes are low - 50-55 cm. Such a low plant will decorate a flower bed, winter garden or room. It got its name from the fashionable decoration of small courtyards.

Patio bushes bloom very luxuriantly, buds can be of a wide variety of shades, characterized by long flowering. The color of inflorescences or single buds can be completely different, there are options with striped petals or their two-color shades. A feature of this variety is that each of its branches is a separate bouquet, since several flowering buds can be located on it at once.

Climbing rose Parade in the apartment

In an apartment, you can grow a home-like climbing rose - Parade mix. The plant is delicate, beautiful, grows well and blooms, subject to timely watering, dressing, and preventive pest control. Parade mix loves sunlight, but does not tolerate drafts. The optimum temperature for growth is 22 oC in summer and about 16 oC in winter. To maintain the humidity of the environment, it is recommended to regularly spray the lower leaves of the climbing rose every other day. The benefits of the plant include:

• adaptation to room conditions;
• abundant and long flowering;
• unpretentious care.

Choice of place and conditions of detention

Of course, roses love a lighted and well-ventilated arrangement. But what to do if there is only one window sill at home, where in this case you can place the rose and how to properly care for it in order to achieve flowering and growth of the bush, all this is described below.

Lighting and location

It is necessary to put the pot with the variety "Mix" in a brightly lit place, but it is necessary to protect it from direct rays. If there is not enough light for the plant, it will stretch upward, while the stems will be thin and practically without leaves. You can compensate for the lack of lighting with a fluorescent lamp, this is a prerequisite during the growth of the plant.

In order for the crown of the plant to develop normally, the flower must periodically be turned in different directions towards the light. In summer, such a rose can be taken out onto the balcony and placed on its windowsill.

Temperature

In warm weather, the optimal indicator will be 25 degrees, and in winter you need to make sure that the temperature does not fall below 15 degrees. You need to install pots with a rose away from heating appliances so that the air around them is not dry. It is necessary to ventilate the room more often, take the plant out to the balcony or veranda. The plant does not tolerate drafts, therefore it should be protected from them.

Plant wintering methods

Some people dig up the plant in winter to plant in their apartment. This way of getting through the winter works, but there is a risk of damaging the flower's root system. In winter, greenhouses can be installed to protect the shrubbery from snow. To do this, a wire frame is formed around it, covered with a film that forms a greenhouse. The greenhouse should be several centimeters higher than the bush. The plant needs to be ventilated when the frosts subside - this allows the flower to be hardened before the final opening.

In winter, the rose lacks lighting. If the room temperature drops to 15 degrees, the plant falls asleep. Additional lighting can be provided with a lamp. In this case, the air temperature in the room should be approximately 20 degrees.

The plant falls into deep sleep if the air temperature drops to 5 degrees. In deep sleep, the rose loses its leaves, and it will no longer need additional lighting.

Diseases and pests

Rose "Mix" must be protected from them immediately after purchase, for this it is treated with "Fitoverm". They are sprayed with the shoots of the plant and watered the ground around them. After a week, the procedure is repeated.

Among the most common pests and diseases are:

• Powdery mildew. Once a week, you need to spray the flower with a soda solution prepared from 1 liter of water and 2 tsp. soda. Only such a product should not get on the soil, so the pot should be wrapped in plastic before the procedure. After such treatment, the indoor rose will become a real hit among flowers and will thank its owner with flowering.
• Aphid. It is removed with soapy water, which needs to be washed the leaves and stems of the rose, or there is another very effective method - to bring ladybirds from the street - those who like to feast on aphids.

Subject to all temperature conditions, regular watering and fertilizing, which need to be applied once every 2 weeks, Mix roses will delight with their dense crowns with numerous bright flowers.

Rose mix is ​​a beautiful, unusual and attractive plant that can be grown anywhere. With proper care, the flower will become a real highlight of the garden and will bring coziness to your home environment.

Pros and cons of growing at home

The most important advantage is that rose flowers will delight their owner almost all year round.

The main disadvantages include time and patience during the growing process. Decorative home rose is very sensitive and capricious, and depending on the season, the requirements for care change.

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Description and characteristics

A miniature rose can be only 28-30 cm in height or reach a height of 50 cm. A variety of shades allows everyone to choose a flower to their liking.

The abundant flowering of the rose mix does not stop throughout the season. The plant looks amazing both along the path and in the flower bed. If the bushes are provided with good cover, they will be able to withstand even severe frosts.

For sale, varieties of flowers are not selected, hence the roses and received this name. Although belonging to a certain variety is visible perfectly.In some cases, there may be some differences in the characteristics of plant varieties when comparing specimens obtained by cuttings and bred by breeding.

Following the recommendations of experts, you can grow miniature roses on your own plot and enjoy their beautiful flowering every year.

Blooming rose

During the flowering period, Rose Mix will not leave indifferent even those who do not show any interest in these flowers.

A period of activity and rest

Rose Mix is ​​active in spring. She begins to release new buds, awakening from the winter rest. It is necessary to gradually increase watering and fertilize with universal fertilizing, following the instructions. Closer to winter, the rose begins to prepare for rest.

For your information! It is important to prepare her for this by reducing the frequency and volume of watering, while maintaining the necessary moisture level.

Care during and after flowering

For a blooming rose, as well as after flowering, it is important to provide enough space in a room with the required level of humidity and a comfortable temperature. Strictly monitor the watering regime and control pest infestation.

What to do if it does not bloom

First of all, you need to analyze the conditions of detention (illumination, temperature, humidity, watering, etc.). Perhaps this beauty needs a transplant or fertilization. It is also possible, on the contrary, to overflow with fertilizers, from which the Mix rose began to give abundant greenery.

Popular varieties

Among the most popular varieties of rose mix are:

• Patio Mix (Patiohit roses) - flowers with large buds. The height of the stem of the plant reaches 50 cm. The main advantage of the variety is long flowering and a huge number of different shades of flowers. A bouquet of cut flowers retains freshness for a long time and pleases its owner with bright juicy colors.
• Turbo - roses blooming for a long period of time. Quite large buds are painted in a variety of bright colors.
• Kornada are miniature bushes on which small buds bloom. A low-growing plant is best grown at home or not left outdoors for the winter.
• Parade mix is ​​the most popular rose that can often be found in the courtyards of gardeners. Perfectly adapts to Russian climatic conditions and does not require complex maintenance. The variety is distinguished by its frequent and very lush flowering.
• Mini mix is ​​a category of undersized bushes, the flowers of which look smallish. However, it is this old variety that is best suited for indoor breeding. It can be safely planted in a pot and grown in a greenhouse.

Advantages and disadvantages of the variety

The Parade variety is in great demand for its qualities. Its indisputable advantages include:

• the power of the plant bush;
• drought resistance;
• rapid growth and development during the season;
• lush repeated flowering;
• resistance to diseases, precipitation, short-term temperature drop;
• unpretentious care;
• ease of reproduction;
• long-term preservation of freshness of cut flowers;
• strong aroma.

The disadvantages of the climbing rose Parade are the same as for all climbers:

• the stiffness of the shoots, the possibility of breaking them;
• the need for shelter for the winter;
• instability to excess moisture in the soil.

Basic rules of care and maintenance features

How to care for mix roses after purchase so that the plant pleases with abundant flowering? These flowers are quite capricious. Without proper care, they will not please with lush flowering, in addition, the bushes may die. When purchasing a similar type of prickly beauty, it is important to adhere to the recommendations of specialists regarding care.

Watering

The plant needs systematic moistening of the soil. For watering, you need to use clean water at room temperature.

Important! Rose bush mix requires abundant, but not frequent watering. Otherwise, the root system may start to rot.In the hot months, the bushes need two daily moistening of the soil. As the heat subsides, the frequency of watering decreases. Positive growth dynamics is noted when spraying the bushes and moistening the soil.

In the cold season, you can only spray the bushes. It is very important that during the active period of growth the plant receives a sufficient amount of light and moisture.

Lighting

Mini mix roses, especially such as Danica premium, Monde, Favorite mix, Palace, are in dire need of constant lighting. For this, special lamps can be used. If it is not possible to buy them, you can achieve the desired result using an ordinary fluorescent lamp. If the grower provides the plant with constant illumination, the flowering of the bushes will last almost continuously. Caring for a Star Roses rose at home is not difficult, but systematicity is very important.

Transfer

After purchasing a plant in a pot, it is important to urgently transplant into another container. The transplant can be carried out at any time of the year. However, mid-April or late August will be the best for transplanting. For transplanting, you will need to purchase a special soil designed for growing indoor roses. The soil should be loose and slightly damp. Recommendations that experts advise to follow when replanting bushes:

• the thickness of the drainage layer should be within 1 cm;
• planting a plant is best during the period when the moon is growing;
• during transplantation, it is worth placing a plant in another pot, the root system of which retains a layer of the previous soil;
• after planting is completed, the foliage of the bushes is sprayed;
• the plant should be moistened only 24 hours after planting in a new pot. Water should be used at room temperature.

Pruning and transplanting a rose

Breeding methods of climbing rose Parade

Several methods are used for reproduction:

• cuttings;
• layering.

The first method involves cutting the cuttings before the climbing rose blooms. They must contain three live buds. Rooting is carried out in water, potatoes or soil. After the formation of the root system, a month later the seedling is placed in a permanent place.

For the second method, the revived spring shoot is laid in a groove, pinned and covered with fertile soil. The end of the shoot is given a vertical position. After rooting, the seedling is separated from the mother bush and transferred to a permanent place.

Content errors

Inexperienced flower growers, growing a rose in the country or at home, make a number of mistakes that lead to falling buds, lack of flowering and the death of bushes. Below are the most common ones:

• With insufficient air humidification and rare watering, the foliage of the bushes dries up, the buds fall off, and the color range of the shoots changes. This can be corrected by organizing systematic moistening of the soil and spraying the foliage.
• Lack of mineral and organic substances can negatively affect the appearance of the bushes. Fertilization should be systematic. It is best to alternate mineral and organic feedings. The introduction of nutrients is best done during the active growth phase of the mix rose. It is advisable to do this after lunch, the fertilized soil should be sufficiently moist.

Important! It is unacceptable to fertilize a diseased or newly transplanted bush.

Fertilizer

For good growth and long-term flowering, soil care is necessary. Mix rose is fertilized in spring, 4-5 dressings are carried out. No longer needed, as excess nutrition will enhance the growth of leaves, but will interfere with flowering. Phosphorus, potash and nitrogen fertilizers are applied alternately to the soil, or a complex root dressing is used for indoor flowering plants.

In early autumn, when the mini-rose has faded, saltpeter or superphosphate is added to the soil.Fertilize strictly according to the instructions for the bait. This nutrition will help the plant prepare for the dormant period.

Pests and diseases

Most often, bushes of mix rose varieties infect spider mites. To get rid of the pest, it is enough to treat with a soda solution. For 2 liters of water, you will need to add 4 tbsp. spoons of soda. After thoroughly mixing the ingredients, spray the foliage of the plant. Re-processing is carried out after 10 days.

If the bush is affected by aphids, the flower pot should be taken to another room where there are no plants. A sick bush is urgently sprayed with a special agent like fitoverm or arrow. You can also sprinkle with a garlic solution. To prepare it, you will need 2 liters of water, 250 g of chopped garlic.

Note! In case of parasite infestation, you can rinse the foliage and stems of the bushes under running water. The soil is covered with a plastic bag during water procedures.

Among the ailments that can affect the decorative rosehip, rust and powdery mildew are distinguished, damaging the stem of the plant, foliage and flowers. By treating the rose with fungicides, you do not have to worry about the health of the bushes.

Mix varieties, with proper care, will decorate any room or flower bed. However, do not forget that any plant needs proper conditions, watering and fertilization. Each bush will have to be taken care of. Only in this way the bushes will grow rapidly, bloom profusely and delight their owner with a chic appearance.

Many flower lovers have repeatedly wondered how realistic it is to maintain and breed the house of these wonderful and beautiful residents. At first glance, it may seem that the rose bush is an extremely difficult plant to grow at home. Let's try to figure out how to grow it at home.

The homeland of this plant is the tropical forests of the Southeast Asian continent. In the European part, they became known at the beginning of 1810, at the time of their arrival from China. Mix rose belongs to the Rosaceae family, it belongs to the genus of miniature plants.

Watering, spraying and fertilizing

Proper watering and spraying is essential to good plant maintenance. Mix roses just love water. It is for this reason that it is recommended to water them twice a day in the summer: in the morning and in the evening. It is undesirable to do this in the middle of the day, since most of the moisture will evaporate into the air, and without having time to be absorbed by the roots.

In winter, water the plant more moderately. It will be enough to water it once every two days. In this case, it is best if the portions of water are metered. So it will be much easier for the rose to then move from a period of relative dormancy to a vegetative one.

It is imperative to loosen the topsoil the next day after each watering so that sufficient oxygen is supplied to the roots. But this must be done carefully so as not to damage the thin parts of the roots. If the soil is constantly loosened, it will be easy to determine the need for next watering.

Classification groups and varieties of roses

For cultivation, there are two main types of this plant:

1. Decorative pot - as a rule, they are temporary. They are often used to form temporary compositions. After flowering, wilting occurs.
2. Blooming decorative indoor - grow at home, are evergreen, often bloom, often all year round.

There are several of the most popular types:

• Patio mix - differ from others in the largest sizes of both flowers and the plant itself, but they are undersized (height no more than 50 cm). The period of appearance of flowers is quite long, color variations are varied.
• Turbo - also bloom for quite a long time. They are distinguished by rich colors and large buds.
• Kornada - the smallest plants. A characteristic feature is the short stature, small size of the buds.
• Parade mix - the most popular among all home roses. Has the best adaptation to the content in the apartment. Flowering occurs very often.
• Mini mix - a large category of plants belongs to them. It has a low stem part, flowers are usually medium to small in size. Well suited for indoor breeding.

Subsort of a flower and a photo with them

Next, let's look at the sub-varieties of the plant and see how they look in the photo.

Parade

The Parade variety is considered the most adapted indoor option. It blooms luxuriantly and for a long time (5-6 months) with a break in flowering for 2 months. Plant height - 40-45 cm.

Patio hit

A variation of the floribunda group. In terms of size, it is ranked as patio roses - it has a stem length of 50-55 cm. The flowers are large, of various shades. Flowering is long, a new rose instantly appears in the place of a faded bud. There are varieties with bicolor and striped petals.

Mini

Dwarf group of the variety. It has a low stem (up to 40 cm), flowers can be both small and medium and large. Buds and leaves are practically the same size.

Danica

A small bush, about 30 cm high, flowers 3-5 cm in size. The buds have a variety of colors.

Basic rules of care and maintenance features

The plant is sensitive, so it needs to be carefully monitored. How to care for a culture?

Watering

One of the important nuances in caring for this plant is watering (water is usually not lower than room water). These crops, as usual, are watered abundantly. Here, a clarification should be made - abundantly, does not mean often!

In summer, watering may be required up to two times per day. At the end of the summer season, watering frequency - decreases... A positive dynamics is provided by the combination of watering and spraying a rose mix. During the winter cold season, watering can be completely replaced by it. During the active phase of growth, the plant should not be exposed to a lack of water and light.

Lighting

The mini mix variety is in dire need of constant lighting. To provide the required level of illumination, special lamps can be used.
But even with the help of ordinary fluorescent lamps, it is possible to achieve the desired result. With constant illumination, the plant will bloom more often than usual (almost continuously).

Plant transplant

If the plant is newly acquired, it should be immediately transplanted into another container. You can transplant at any time of the year... The most recommended frames are spring or late summer. For transplanting, it will be most correct to purchase a special soil for indoor roses. The soil should have a fairly loose structure and be moderately moist.

Important points when transplanting this culture:

• obligatory presence of a drainage layer at least 1 cm thick.
• the transplant is best done during the growth of the moon.
• the previous earthen lump, during transplantation, should be preserved by adding fresh soil to it.
• before starting the transplant, the pot with the plant should be placed in water (the soil must absorb moisture).
• after transplanting, the leaves of the plant should be sprayed.
• after a day has passed after transplantation, watering of the plant should be carried out (water is used standing, room temperature).

Rose Parade care rules

For normal growth and development, the climbing rose Parade does not require the care that is necessary for the bush. But the plants need minimal attention. Climbing Rose Care Parade consists of:

• in tying vines to a support;
• regular watering;
• periodic feeding;
• mulching to preserve moisture and control weeds;
• pruning and shaping a bush;
• disease prevention;
• removing from the vines and sheltering the culture for the winter.

Watering

Climbing rose Parade can easily tolerate drought, so moisturizing should be done rarely - once a week.The watering rate is about 15 liters of water per plant. To retain moisture in the ground, it is worth making a roller around the bush so that the water does not spread. Two days after watering, loosening is carried out to a depth of 6 cm. Improving air access to the soil, retaining moisture, and avoiding frequent loosening can be done by mulching the soil surface near a climbing rose.

Top dressing

If fertilizers were applied to the soil during the planting of the seedling, then the climbing rose does not require additional feeding until August. In late summer, the plant needs potassium to prepare for the winter. It is permissible to use potash fertilizers, infusion of wood ash.

In the second year of life, organic matter and mineral fertilizers are introduced under the climbing rose, alternating feeding.

In subsequent years, only organic matter is used. For this purpose, a solution is prepared from 10 parts of water, 1 part of manure and 1 glass of ash. During the growth period, feeding is carried out up to five times. No fertilizer is applied during flowering.

Trimming and shaping

The purpose of the Parade Climbing Rose is:

• creation of the base (skeleton) of the bush;
• removal of damaged and weak shoots;
• stimulation of the growth of new branches;
• removal of wilting buds.

To carry out pruning and formation of a rose bush, several rules should be followed:

• use only a sharp disinfected instrument;
• in the place of the cut there should be no cracks, delamination, ruptures;
• the cut is made at an angle of 45⁰, downward from the kidney;
• up to 8 mm of the stem should remain above a developed bud;
• with sanitary pruning, remove the entire damaged part;
• after the procedure, the bush should be well ventilated and illuminated from all sides;
• the places of the cuts must be treated with garden varnish.

Pruning and shaping of a climbing rose is carried out throughout the season:

• Spring: main, during which they carry out sanitary cleaning and pruning of shoots in order to stimulate growth;
• Summer: after flowering, the faded parts are removed before the first shoot;
• Autumn: cut out all the "excess" - unripe and damaged branches or pinch them to accelerate ripening.

The basic rule for pruning and forming a climbing rose bush is to remove the same number of shoots as new lashes appeared per season.

Protection against diseases and pests

Climbing rose Parade is resistant to diseases, but under unfavorable climatic conditions it can be affected by:

• black spot - when brown spots appear on the leaves, leading to their falling off;
• powdery mildew - gray-white bloom on the shoots;
• gray rot - which can lead to the destruction of buds, leaves, shoots as a result of their rotting.

Bordeaux liquid, copper oxychloride are used to combat pathologies.

The main pests of the climbing rose include:

• thrips;
• rose cicada;
• spider mite.

They are destroyed both with the help of folk remedies (decoction of nettle, infusion of garlic) and chemicals (Intavir, Fitoferm, Aktellik).

Shelter for the winter

You can save the climbing rose Parade from frost by using a shelter. To this end, it is necessary to perform a number of actions:

1. Spud the base of the bush, creating an earthen mound.
2. Remove the shoots from the support and tie them.
3. Press to the ground and cover with dry leaves, cover with spruce branches.
4. Make a multi-layer cover with non-woven fabric and plastic wrap.
5. Keep ventilation openings until frost.
6. You can open the plant in early spring, gradually removing the layers of protection.

Sometimes gardeners cover climbing roses directly on the support. For this purpose, shoots are packed in a non-woven material, preliminarily overlaid with spruce branches.

Rose mix content errors

If there is drying of the leaves, dropping of buds, a change in the color of the shoots, then the main reason for this is most often insufficient air humidity or watering. To cope with this will help competent regular watering and spraying.
If the plant is damaged by pests (it can be aphids, ticks, etc.), the culture should be taken away from the rest. Sick plant should be sprayed with a special pest repellent (such as, for example, "Arrow" or "Fitoverm"), or prepare a garlic infusion (170 grams per 1 liter of water, a teaspoon of the ready-made solution, diluted with 1 liter of water and sprayed). To combat parasites, bathing the stems and bushes is quite effective (the soil should be isolated from water when bathing by covering the pot with plastic wrap).

Diseases, pests and ways to control them

The most common pest of the Mix rose is the spider mite. The leaves of the rose will begin to turn yellow and wither, and red, orange or yellow moving dots can be seen on them, as well as on the pot and windowsill. A thin cobweb will also be visible, which will indicate the appearance of these pests. Spider mites cannot stand high humidity, so regular spraying, a warm shower and humidification of the room will help to reduce its number. Insecticides, for example, actellic, will help to completely get rid of it.

Spider mite

Powdery mildew is also common, appearing when the flower is kept at low temperatures. This disease can be determined by a white coating on the stems and leaves. It is necessary to rinse the whole plant from it and spray it with a solution of soda every day for a week, using 2 teaspoons per 1 liter of water.

Despite certain features in caring for a Mix rose, they are quite easy to follow, and then this beauty will delight with her buds for a long time.

Features of reproduction at home

There are two main methods of breeding this culture. This is done:

1. By grafting a shoot onto a rosehip bush.
2. Formation of cuttings.

Cuttings can be cut at almost any period of time, but their best survival rate is observed in those cut at the beginning of summer. The cut part must necessarily have a bud, shoot or flower.

The cutting part of the plant must be rooted in loose, moist soil, while it is best if there are buds on it. After rooting, spray the plant abundantly once a week.... It is best to stir the rooted cutting in a sunny, warm place or use a fluorescent lamp for this purpose.

Another option is to place the cuttings of this crop in water. Soon, it will definitely take root, after which it should be placed in a container with soil.

Similarly, having considered some of the nuances of caring for a rose mix, we can conclude that it is a rather whimsical plant that requires increased attention. Almost all mini-varieties bloom at home, therefore, if there are no flowers for a long period (about a year), you should think about whether the plant is properly monitored.

Features of growing a rose Parade in the garden

In order for the climbing rose Parade to feel good in the garden and delight with flowering, several conditions must be met:

• preparation of a seedling taking into account all the requirements for a climbing rose Parade;
• careful selection of the site;
• adherence to the timing of planting plants in the ground;
• preparation of soil mixture for rapid development;
• correct landing and further activities.

Landing dates

Climbing roses belong to thermophilic crops, therefore, they should be planted in the ground only after the soil has completely warmed up to 10 - 12 oС. At the same time, the buds should not be blooming. The best time is late spring or early summer. In this case, before the onset of cold weather, the plant will have time to get stronger, and next season it will bloom.

It is possible to carry out planting in late August-early September, but it is quite risky for the central regions, Siberia, the Urals, since before the onset of winter frosts, the climbing rose Parade may not have time to take root, take root, which is why it often dies.When choosing the timing of planting, it is worth focusing on the climatic conditions of a particular region of the country.

Site selection and soil preparation

Experienced florists recommend choosing an area for a climbing rose, illuminated by the sun from morning to noon. The dew has time to dry out during this time, which will help to avoid fungal diseases. At noon, the area should be slightly shaded so that the foliage does not get burned. The growing site must be protected from the north and north-east winds. It is not recommended to place the climbing rose on the corner of the house, so as not to expose it to drafts. The best place is the southern side of the building, where the plant will need a strip about half a meter wide, but in relation to the wall, the location is not closer than 0.5 m.

The soil should be well permeable to water, since the roots penetrate deep to 2 m.With the close presence of groundwater, they are planted on a prepared elevation. To get rid of excess moisture, the planting site is drained or chosen with a slight slope. The ideal soil type for a climbing rose is loam. Sandy should be corrected by adding clay, humus, humus to it. It will not be superfluous to add bone meal to the ground - to replenish phosphorus. The soil should be prepared in advance, at least 4 weeks before disembarkation.

Selection and preparation of seedlings

When choosing seedlings of the climbing rose Parade, you need to know what it is - self-rooted or grafted onto a rose hip. The grafting site should be recessed 10 cm when planting so that roots are formed. Otherwise, the plant may die.

After purchasing a seedling with an open root system, it should be immersed in water immediately before planting. Leaves must be torn off, damaged stems must be cut off. The roots of the climbing rose Parade should be shortened to 30 cm and treated with crushed charcoal.

In grafted plants, it is necessary to remove the buds below the scion so that the rosehip does not start growing. Next, the seedling is dipped in a 3% solution of copper sulfate for disinfection.

Pruning

If you want to get compact and lush bushes of the Mix home rose, then you cannot do without formative and sanitary pruning. In late winter to early spring, remove all loose, intertwined and damaged shoots. Leave on the bush 4-5 strong twigs, which have 3-5 "eyes". Make sure the middle remains free.

In summer, be sure to remove faded buds. They take away the strength from the plant, moreover, they look unattractive. Trim the buds from 3–4 cm of the stem. In the fall, shorten the branches, leaving 3-4 buds on each shoot.

Neighborhood with other plants

Climbing Roses Parade can be a stunning garden decoration, perfectly coexisting with other flowers. They grow best near the same creepers, such as clematis. The purple flowers of this plant will perfectly contrast and further emphasize the beauty of the splendor of the blooming climbing rose Parade.

Flowers in similar shades will be wonderfully located next to this view: pink, red, cherry. You can also plant another kind of climbing rose. Shrubs with bright buds of cold tones will highlight the delicate flowers of the Parade rose.

Shrubs with white flowers will become a universal neighbor. Against their background, the pink flowers of the Parade will look even more beautiful and brighter.

Most often, climbing roses are planted near any support, so that as the bush grows, it begins to wind around a fence or post. When the queen of the garden grows up, becomes fluffy and powerful, she will completely overlap the support. You can plant a few bushes around a gazebo, archway, hedges, and various trellises.

You can grow a climbing rose and like an ordinary bush, from this it will not become less beautiful.

Biological characteristic

Climbing rose is a perennial vine.

Sprawling bush, powerful, 2-3 meters high, up to 2 meters wide

Shoots are thin, flexible, branch well, branches often bend under the weight of the flowers, so support is required.

The foliage is abundant, dark green, shiny, decorative.

The flowers are large, 9-10 cm in size, saucer-shaped, consist of 30-33 petals, densely double, collected in inflorescences from 3 to 5 pieces.

Color: pink petals with a glossy shade and pearlescent tints, by the end of the season they become cherry.

Duration of flowering: the buds bloom slowly, blooms throughout the summer, sometimes leaves before winter with inflorescences, retain their decorative effect for a long time. The flowering period is from June to September.

The aroma is light, pleasant, unobtrusive, reminiscent of bergamot.

Resistance to powdery mildew and black spot is high.

Average rain resistance, tolerates heavy but intermittent rain. Due to the fact that the shoots bend under the weight of the inflorescences, rain does not fall into the flower cup.

A serious advantage of the variety is its unpretentiousness, the cultivation of the climbing parade rose is within the power of even novice growers.

Climbing roses are most often used for vertical garden decoration, especially where supporting structures allow the plant to strengthen. They are suitable for decorating gazebos, arches, columns, trellises. They are used to decorate fences and outbuildings.

Parade roses can also grow like a regular bush. To do this, its shoots must be pruned when forming a bush.

Climbing roses combine very well in landscape design with other climbing plants, they look especially beautiful in the vicinity of blue clematis and conifers.

In Europe, this variety is called Climbing Parade, it is distinguished by a classic pink color. Terry flowers, collected in carpal inflorescences.

Care

The flower pot must be placed in a room with medium humidity, since miniature roses do not tolerate dry air. Drying out of the soil leads to the death of the flower. Mix mini roses love light, but diffused sunlight is preferable. Daylight hours should be at least 6 hours. Mini mix roses grow well on northern windows. In the warm season, mix mini roses can be taken out onto the balcony or, if possible, planted on flower beds, since this plant loves fresh, moist air. The room temperature should be around 14-20 ° C, especially during the flowering period. Rose mix mini does not tolerate the neighborhood with heating devices, so in winter it is preferable not to put the pot on the windowsill. The flower also does not tolerate cold: at temperatures below 5 ° C, the plant can freeze and die. At the same time, slight freezing is not as dangerous for him as the summer heat. In mild winter temperatures, many growers prefer to keep the pots on the balcony or loggia.

At home, the mini-mix rose is transplanted after flowering once every two years by the transshipment method.

Soil and pot

For a homemade rose Mix, you need a special primer, which can be bought at a flower shop. To make your own substrate, mix turf soil with peat and sand in a 2: 2: 1 ratio. But be sure to disinfect the mixture before planting. Otherwise, the plant will suffer from pathogenic microbes that live in the soil. Add some granular fertilizer to the mixture before the event.

Rose Mix takes root better in ceramic pots with a glazed surface. Their sizes should exceed the volume of the roots by no more than 2-3 cm. And there should also be drainage holes in the pots. Before the event, it is advisable to soak such containers in warm water for 2 hours. Then the material is saturated with moisture and then does not draw water from the soil.

Lighting

Rose Mix is ​​a light-loving plant. But the beauty is harmed by the direct rays of the sun, so it is better to grow it near the east or west window. On the northern windowsill, the culture will not have enough light, and it will shed its buds and foliage. If you grow a flower near the south window, be sure to shade the foliage at noon. Otherwise, the plant will get burns, which will affect its health and decorativeness.

General information about the hybrid

Climbing rose Parade from the Claiming group belongs to the class of large-flowered roses. The hybrid was launched in 1953 in the USA. The "parents" of Parade are New Dawn and World's Fair.

Description of Rose Parade

The flower has multi-petal buds (33 pcs.), Double. Their shades range from intense (scarlet) to bright (cherry). Sometimes the middle of the bud is purple. Flowers are single and in inflorescences up to 5 pcs. The aroma is not very pronounced.

Flowering continues from June until frost. Repeated waves of abundant blooming of flowers are clearly traced. The buds retain their attractiveness for 5-7 days. In extreme heat, sintering and dropping of 2-3-day-old flowers may occur.

The foliage of the climbing rose is dense, and the leaf plates themselves are glossy, dense green.

Transfer

It is not worth replanting a flower immediately after purchase: a rose bought in a pot must go through a period of adaptation to new conditions. Place the plant in a well-lit, sunny place. In the early days of adaptation, water the flower abundantly, but do not flood.

You should also monitor the humidity of the air, which in no case should be too dry. At the end of the adaptation period (about 10 days), you can repot the rose. It is better to buy a special primer in the store. The new pot should not be much larger than the old one and must have drain holes. You need to put drainage on the bottom. The root system of the rose is very sensitive, therefore, the flower should be transplanted without removing it from the previous soil.

After transplanting, spray the plant and place it in a dark place for a couple of days, but do not forget to water.

Gardeners' opinion

Reviews about Rose Parade:

Anjela44:

“A wonderful variety. Beautifully shaped flowers, burning pink. It keeps the heat well, the petals fly around by themselves. Practically does not get sick - once was MR, but very insignificantly. The height is higher than stated. "

Olkupriyanova:

“Rose Parade has proven itself in the Vladimir region, in the“ zone of risky farming ”. Frosts occur down to -38. A huge spreading bush, I have a four-year-old 2 meters high, the same width. Beautiful healthy foliage, pleasant aroma, flowers last for weeks, despite the rain and wind. Blooms continuously until frost. The foliage stubbornly does not drop before winter, it is necessary to break off before the shelter. All my roses hibernate under a polycarbonate cover installed on metal U-shaped supports about 50 cm high (thanks to my husband, I welded them), on top of which I put lutrasil, lowering it to the ground. I recommend this wonderful variety to everyone. "

Julia, Kazan:

“My Parade climbing rose bloomed for the first year. True, not abundant, there were rather single flowers, but in the second year I was delighted with the flower cap. I recommend everyone to decorate their garden with such a miracle "

Features of planting and growing

The most favorable period for planting a rose is late spring or early summer. This is necessary so that the bush can grow and get stronger by winter. When choosing a place, it is best to give preference to sunny areas, where she can delight with her flowers more than one week a year. The plant will feel great in the area where there is a walking wind, which can quickly rid the leaves of rain.

Soil selection, it is best to give preference to soils rich in nutrients, loose type. Before you start planting a plant, you need to properly prepare it. It is necessary to dig a hole quite deep and apply both organic and mineral fertilizers to it.

Plants must be laid in such a way that the roots are maximally straightened. Immediately before planting, the rose should be soaked in water, which must be pre-enriched with stimulants for root formation. The final stage of planting is good watering.

If it is planted directly to create the decor of a certain area, this must be done at a distance of more than 45 centimeters from the structure that needs to be landscaped.

Winter preparation and care

After heating appears in our apartments in mid-October, and the daylight hours become noticeably shorter, our rose clearly begins to mope. Flowers bloom underdeveloped, their number is sharply reduced, and leaves fall near the bush. The best we can do during this period is to give the rose a rest. To do this, in November, watering is slowly reduced to 1-2 times a week, the bush is cut off and sent to a cool room with a temperature of 5-8 ° C until February. Such a place can be a loggia, a basement, a cool storage room or a glazed balcony.

J. Tadeusz: “The main problem is dry air, especially in winter, when the plant must hibernate. The place should be sunny, well lit, but not in direct sunlight. In winter, the main problem for indoor roses is central heating. It is best to reduce watering for the winter and put the rose in a bright and cool place. The air temperature should be between 15 and 24C. Light in indoor conditions can be sorely lacking. To do this, you can use fluorescent lamps or special phytolamps. If it is not possible to highlight the plants, then it is best to lower the air temperature even more, to ten degrees, in order to completely slow down the development of the plant. To maintain air humidity, you can periodically spray the air next to the roses without splashing on the leaves themselves. To avoid fungal diseases. You can generally arrange real natural conditions for the plant by sending it into a deep sleep, gradually reducing watering to a minimum and lowering the temperature of the content to 0C. The plant will shed its foliage and after that it will not need light at all. "

It is best to reduce watering for the winter period and put the rose in a bright and cool place.

In February, the rose is transferred to a permanent place, and the rose usually shows its readiness for this with swollen buds. At first, watered very carefully, accustoming to constantly wet soil.

J. Tadeusz: “In the summer, it is optimal to take the rose out into the fresh air, it is good if you have a balcony. Better yet, take her to the garden, to the dacha and leave her there for the entire summer period. For roses, fresh air will be ideal conditions for good development and flowering. "

Roses on the balcony

Rosa, of course, is a girl with a rather capricious temperament - she suffers after changing her house, she can get sick for no reason, she will not forgive us for dry soil through inattention. And he will show his cool temper, throwing off every single bud and flowers. But then she sleeps for 3 months, and blooms for 7 months a year. Frankly, this is a flower for selfless, tireless lovers of beauty, who begin their day with a raid on all windows with flowers and end it with the meditative pleasure of admiring their plant treasures.

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How can you help the rose to adapt?

As soon as the rose gets into your house, immediately free it from the plastic cup in which it is often sold. Clean the surface of the soil from fallen leaves and carefully examine the plant for diseases and pests. Remember that the first 2-3 weeks after buying a rose will be the most difficult and stressful. Be prepared that the rose can shed all the buds and flowers, and even the leaves. But after the adaptation period has expired, the rose starts to grow and blooms again after 1-1.5 months.

The first 2-3 weeks after purchase for a rose will be the most difficult and stressful.

J. Tadeusz: “Start caring for your rose immediately after purchase. Even if outwardly you did not find any pests, immediately after you bring the rose home, wash it under a warm shower. This will be a good prophylaxis against spider mites. It is even better to treat the rose prophylactically with a systemic pest drug Aktara.You just need to remember that Aktara works against almost all pests, except for a tick. "

From a spider mite, the rose should be sprayed with Fitoverm or Agrovertin preparations of your choice.

“If you bought a rose that is no longer blooming or that is growing to bloom, then you can immediately transplant it. More precisely, do not transplant, but carefully transfer, without destroying the lump, into a slightly larger pot, adding a nutritious soil suitable for roses. It is best to buy ready-made. After transplanting, treat the roses several times with growth stimulants - Epin or Zircon. "

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Care

Roses need to be treated more carefully than all other indoor flowers, without proper attention they can dry out and it will be impossible to revive them.

Watering

All types of "Mix" love regular irrigation, it is impossible for the soil in the pot to dry out. Watering should be carried out only with settled water, in winter it is necessary to water less often.

Top dressing

After transplanting, top dressing can be carried out after 30 days. It can be a mullein solution or a ready-made mineral mixture; a special liquid fertilizer is used for the leaves of a room rose. Top dressing is carried out after watering, preferably in the evening.

Loosening, mulching

Each time the next day after watering, the top layer of soil in the pot must be loosened. For these purposes, an ordinary fork is suitable; after such a process, the root system of the plant will be able to receive sufficient oxygen.

Pinching, pinching, pruning

Some types of miniature roses do not need pruning, such exceptions include Mini Mix. For the same plants that need crown formation, the process is carried out in the spring or autumn.

Pick up a sharp tool, it is better to buy a pruner designed for small diameter branches. First, dried and diseased stems are cut off, and then those that grow in the depths of the bush are eliminated.

Transfer

After the purchase, the Mix rose is not transplanted immediately, it is advisable to wait 10 days. Then the procedure for transplanting it from a store pot into a pre-prepared one is as follows:

• The pot with the plant is tilted a little and all sides are tapped.
• Gently pull on the stems, while trying not to damage the horse system, if it is not pulled, then you need to loosen the ground around the pot a little.
• Excess soil can be chickened out a little, but the roots cannot be completely freed from the ground.
• Claydite is first poured into a new pot to create a drainage layer, and then it is filled with half-prepared soil, a deepening is made in it.
• They install a bush right in the middle of the container and cover it from all sides with the rest of the earth. In this case, the mixture should be compacted on all sides of the bush, and then water it a little or spray the leaves.

Features of planting and care in a seasonally

"Parade" is distinguished by its comparative unpretentiousness among climbing roses. Adapts to different types of soil, both sandy loam and clay. Grows best on light fertile loams. If the soil is poor on the site, a planting pit should be prepared with a complete replacement of the barren land or its improvement.

The size of the bush depends on the depth of the nutrient layer. The minimum size is 30 cm, but it is better to form a seat with a depth of 50 cm.

Add to the sandy ground:

• Clay, at the rate of 10 - 15 kg / m2, at a depth of 25 - 30 cm,
• Humus - 3 - 4 kg / m2.

Roses do not tolerate an acidic environment. If the pH is less than 6, calcium-containing substances are added to the soil to neutralize the acidity level. Such means are used:

• Slaked lime,
• A piece of chalk,
• Limestone flour,
• Dolomite chalk,
• Ash.

To optimize heavy clay soil you will need:

• coarse sand - 20 kg / m2, or
• low peat - 3 - 4 kg / m2.

Tip # 1... Note! High-moor peat should not be applied immediately before planting. It can only be used with basic soil preparation no later than 5 - 6 months.For example, optimization was carried out in autumn, and planting in spring.

If the planting hole is prepared correctly, then there will be enough nutrients for the next 2 to 3 years.

Kits with shelter supports are available for sale, which are covered with protective material.

"Parade" needs careful care in the first year of life. When the rose grows strong, it will take care of itself. But this does not mean that it will grow like a weed. Even such an unpretentious variety requires minimal attention.

• Since this rose is thermophilic, in climatic zones 4 and 5, it needs shelter for the winter. In autumn, it is removed from the support and covered with a protective cloth. Recently, gardeners are increasingly using different types of spunbond (

Requirements for supports for roses

The support is installed at a distance of 45-50 cm from the plant. The most commonly used support materials: metal, wood, plastic. The support must be durable, resistant to moisture, frost, and not corroded. The support is selected in such a way that as the plant grows, it can withstand the increasing weight.

To prevent infections, the supporting structures are treated with special protective equipment. Silicone twine is used to tie the rose to the supporting structure; the wire cannot be used.

Flower propagation

You can propagate a culture in different ways:

• seeds;
• vaccination;
• layering;
• cuttings.

The simplest and most affordable method of cultivating a culture is considered to be cuttings. When choosing a seed method, planting material should be bought in specialized stores.

Origin of culture

The Parade-Mix variety of climbing, lush, re-blooming rose was created in the United States back in 1953. The American agro-industrial company Boerner was the originator of the culture.

One of the parents of the Parade rose was the New Dawn variety (pictured)

When creating this hybrid variety, breeders used:

• climbing rose New Dawn (New Dawn) of American origin, known for its large, light pink flowers;
• climbing red rose World’s Fair (World's Fair) of American origin, renowned for its resistance to cold and disease.

The Parade variety belongs to the category of climbing ("climbing"). This is a group of varieties of large-colored climbing roses. It is remarkable in that all the cultures included in it are very beautiful, moderately frost-resistant and resistant to diseases.

Testimonials

A very beautiful and unpretentious rose variety. It grows as a lush bush and tolerates wintering well. Young shoots are reddish and bloom a little later than last year's shoots. The buds of this variety open for a long time. But after opening, eyes cannot be taken off the flowers. Recommend.

Parade is a very beautiful climbing rose variety. We were lucky, and it was he who came across when buying. But many people complain that instead of Parade they come across other varieties. In the first year after disembarkation, it did not bloom at all. More or less began to diverge only from the second year. Now the bush is 4 years old and it has completely braided a lattice 3 meters high and blooms in large bunches.

I swore not to buy roses in ordinary stores, so the order parade from the nursery. For the first year, the seedling almost did not grow and, in general, did not bloom. But in the second year, the increase was more than 1 meter. The bloom is very lush and beautiful.

What kind of roses do we buy?

J. Tadeusz: “Most often, various varieties of miniature roses are sold as potted roses. These are Cordana roses, which are characterized by compact bushes and small flowers. Similar to them are Turbo roses, but with larger flowers, and Patio roses. Patio roses are a group of garden roses that are also successfully grown in the garden. They are characterized by larger bushes and the flower itself than those of miniature roses. "

Potted roses bought at a flower shop have the property of continuous flowering from May to October and a compact form, up to 15-25 cm in height.The size of their flowers does not exceed 1.5-2 cm in diameter, they have a variety of colors, doubleness and fullness of the bud, and often aroma.

The age of such plants is only 2-3.5 months from rooting. As a rule, they are sold planted in 4 pieces in 10 cm pots or 3 pieces in 6 cm pots. They have not really grown stronger yet, but here it is such stress - the change from the comfortable conditions of professional greenhouses to the far from ideal conditions of our apartments.

Miniature Roses Rose Cordana Rose Patio

J. Tadeusz: “Before buying, carefully examine the bush, how long it will live with you largely depends on its condition. Only very experienced growers can pull out a completely weakened plant. First of all, inspect the shoots and leaves. Shoots should not have black spots, this may indicate the presence of a fungal disease. The leaves should be green, dense and shiny in appearance and adhere well to the shoots. White bloom on the leaves indicates a disease with powdery mildew, brown or black spots - about fungal rose spots. Yellow color and shedding of foliage means that the plant is depleted or has been overflowed. Be sure to check for pests. Indoor roses can be affected by the scabbard, mealybug and the scourge of indoor roses - the spider mite. "

Category: "Questions and Answers"

Question number 1. When is the best time to plant the Parade variety in spring or autumn?

Saplings with an open root system are best planted in spring. Over the summer, the bush takes root well and gains strength for wintering. In late summer and autumn, it is better to plant roses with a clod of earth.

Question number 2... What sorts can be substituted for "Parade"?

A bright pink color is typical for such climbing roses:

• "Antik" (Antike 89, Kordes Germany, 1988),
• "Harlequin" (Harlekin, Kordes Germany, 1986),
• "Handel" (Handel, Ireland, 1965),
• Compassion. Harkness, 1972
• Rosarium Utersen (

What is this plant?

Botanical description

Rose mix belongs to the Rosaceae or Rosehip family... This variety was bred by breeders specifically for growing at home.

Features of the

The plant is a small shrub up to 65 centimeters high. The size and color of the buds depends on the variety of the flower.
As a rule, this is a miniature rose, endowed with a delicate aroma. This rose variety can bloom several times a year. At the same time, the flowers on the plant retain their color and aroma for a long time.

Reviews of gardeners on the cultivation of roses "Parade" in different climatic zones

1. Natalia, (Rostov - on - Don, 6 zone)

"Parade" is a magnificent rose, I have no trouble with it. One minus burns out strongly in the sun, becomes pale.

1. Svetlana, (Voronezh, zone 4)

My rose is already four years old. I survived all winters under agroSUF, and under the same one. I use one piece every year. In those places where it broke on the thorns, I stapled it with a stapler. In the spring, I carefully take it off until the fall.

1. Tatiana, (Alchevsk, zone 5)

I planted Parade 2 years ago. In the first year, there were two branches and one flower on each. I did not know that they had to be cut off, and the stems should be pinched. But the next year, when I did this, the rose blossomed and bloomed better, 2 - 3 buds in June. The second wave began at the end of July, but the flowers were smaller. But still, very beautiful.

1. Olga, (Kamyshin village, Moscow region, zone 4)

In the spring she planted a rose with a lump. Until the summer she grew up to almost two meters and bloomed well. There are only three branches, each with three, five flowers. I didn't even expect it to bloom in the first year.

1. Marina, (Saratov, 4th zone)

“This is my fifth year of the parade. During this time, I have never been ill. This year, in May, a small bloom appeared, so I immediately sprayed with mycosan, then a couple more times, and everything went away.

Watering and feeding

Rose mix mini requires regular watering. The soil must be well moistened. You can also add a little water to the pan of the pot, into which the pebbles are poured. For watering, it is preferable to use settled or melt water, since the flower is sensitive to chemicals contained in tap water. Leaves must be sprayed with a spray bottle. The best option is a fine spray, in which the plant is covered with a damp haze. This should be done as often as possible. Avoid waterlogging the soil.This can lead to decay of the root system and blackening of the shoots.

In the summer, it is necessary to fertilize the soil with nitrogen and mineral fertilizers. The rose feels good in soil with a slightly acidic environment (pH = 5.0-6.0).

Description

For those looking for a variety that can effectively decorate the front door or the gardenThe climbing rose parade is exactly what is needed, as it combines elegance and showiness.

This variety has bright and neon flowers. The middle of the petals has a more saturated color, but towards the edges they become much lighter. Flowers are cupped, they are so densely doubled that shoots bend quite often under their weight. This trait distinguishes them from other varieties of roses in that rain cannot spoil the flowers and can be enjoyed at any time. Often the flowers are single, but sometimes there are such specimens that have several pieces in a brush. The foliage is abundant, the color is dark green. The plant is resistant to various diseases.

• The mature shrub is vigorous and abundantly flowering.
• Each flower has over 30 silky petals.
• The plant may bloom, maybe several times per season, mainly the flowering period occurs in June - September.
• The parade variety can reach a height of more than 4 meters, at the same time, it can grow in breadth by more than 3 meters.

A vigorous bush is capable of develop fairly quickly and give many new shoots. This variety, with proper care, tolerates well overwintering and the influence of various microorganisms. Climbing rose parade is an excellent option for decorating arches. It is with her help that they completely twine into green shoots with bright hanging flowers. In the garden, this variety can be grown without supports, then the rose will look like a lush, beautiful bush. When choosing partners for a parade rose, it is best to give preference to flowers that will be harmonious in color. To create compositions of a contrasting nature, blue and white flowers are also used, with the help of which the rose parade looks simply unsurpassed.

Planting methods

The climbing rose Parade, like other varieties, is planted in the soil during the warm season. Late spring and early summer are ideal for this. By the winter cold, the bush should already be strong enough to survive the winter without consequences and bloom well next year.

There is an option of planting a climbing rose at the end of summer, but this is not recommended for the climate of central Russia: the bush may not survive the winter.

It is better to choose a place for planting and further development of climbing roses that is sufficiently lit. Of course, the plant will take root well and grow in partial shade. But if the rose grows in the sun, then the development will be more active, the flowering will be more magnificent.

An open area with sufficient ventilation is an ideal place to plant a climbing rose. At the same time, the air temperature should not be too low. It is not necessary to water the bush too often, and let the rainwater linger under the roots for a long time. Therefore, good ventilation is a must for choosing the best landing site.

The soil for the rose should be loose, fertile. Before planting, the soil can be fertilized, drainage must be thorough. Groundwater must be removed from the soil to a depth of 1.5-2 m.

The strip of soil for planting must be at least 1.5 m wide. It is imperative to prepare the land in advance - to dig deep, fertilize it well. Organic fertilizers such as manure or compost are best suited for feeding. The depth of the pit should be up to 50 cm.

Before planting, the seedlings are placed in water in advance with the addition of means that stimulate root formation for half an hour.

Next, the plants are placed in the excavated hole and the roots are positioned so that they lie freely. Then they cover it with earth, compact it and water the soil abundantly.If necessary, you can prune, leaving shoots up to 15 cm in height, so that the flowers are lush and beautiful and the bush itself is formed correctly and neatly.

In the case when the climbing rose Parade is grown for decorative decoration of any surface, it must be planted at a distance of 45 cm from it.

If on the site it is not possible to choose a place for planting this rose without getting groundwater, then you need to dig a hole to their level, fill it with concrete and put a flat stone. After this procedure, the plant is planted in the ground. Then groundwater will not reach the roots, which can cause fungal diseases.

The bush can also be grown at home. In this case, the planting site should be well lit, watering moderately, as the soil dries. As a rule, they are grown in medium-sized pots, you can install a special trellis so that the climbing rose will catch on and develop on it.

Description of the Parade variety

Rosa Parade mix has large, double, bright pink or cherry-red flowers, scattered over a sprawling, tall, powerful bush. The variety easily takes root in a new place and grows quickly. The bush can reach 3.5-4 m in height and 2 m in width. The branches are thin, bend under the weight of the buds, so that the flowers remain intact even in heavy rain, because the water flows down them without getting into the core. The shoots are decorated with dark green, glossy, thin foliage.

Rose buds Parade oval shape. They bloom slowly, alternately, forming cup-shaped, up to 10 cm in diameter, flowers with 30-35 double petals. In the center, the color is saturated, sometimes with a purple tint, closer to the edge it is paler. Flowers grow one at a time or in inflorescences of 5 pieces. The scent of rose is light and pleasant.

Variety Parade is re-flowering. Blooms all season with short breaks. In the first year after planting, flowering may be poor, in subsequent years it blooms fully.