A stem rose does not grow in a bush, but in the form of a small tree. This is not a specific variety, but only a miracle created by the skilled hands of man. And everyone can do such a miracle.
This does not require much knowledge. The main thing is the desire to achieve positive results and a little patience, and you will become the owner of a real masterpiece. The stamped rose, the photo of which is placed below, will be the decoration and pride of any garden plot, private house or summer house.
Rootstock stock
Rosehip is used as a stock for rosewoods , as it is well adapted to severe frosts. Branches of roses of different varieties are grafted to its trunk. Their choice depends on the height of the desired standard rose and on the shape of the future tree.
Before buying a standard rose, it would not hurt to find out from the seller what rootstock it was grafted on. The rubiginose rose and cinnamon rose are unsuitable for these purposes. They give a lot of shoots, shoots are strewn with sharp spikes, and the growth of the lashes leaves much to be desired.
The trunk of low pink trees will be no more than forty-five centimeters. The height of the half-stem ranges from seventy to eighty centimeters.
Stamped - up to one meter, and weeping species (also called cascading) - from a meter to a meter of seventy centimeters. Accordingly, small roses are usually grafted on small roses, and on larger ones - larger ones, which looks much more spectacular.
There is still a rose room tree . But this is an option for an apartment, an elegant rose requires special care. She does not tolerate cold weather and severe frosts. At the first frost, the flower will die. Do not confuse a room rose with hibiscus. Very often it is called a room rose. Hibiscus reaches a height of 2 meters and takes up a lot of space, unlike a real miniature room rose.
Stamp rose: photo, description of varieties
There are certain varieties of roses that gardeners most often choose for vaccination on the fungi. For "trees" are suitable Grouse (Groves) and Nozomi (Nozomi). For crying, that is, cascading, a good choice would be Ballerina and Canary Bird.
It’s not so easy to find the right varieties for small standard trees. If the crown of the rosewood is thickened, then an impression of heaviness will be created. And this does not adorn the miracle originally conceived.
For a small garden or courtyard, low mushrooms are suitable, and one of the best varieties for them is Knirps. In this rose, the buds are delicate, pink; they look elegant on the “leg” of the stem. Such a rose-tree will look great in the center of the flower garden, in a single copy. She does not need to be complemented with other colors.
It is very unusual how a large but light blooming bouquet looks like the Immensee variety. Rose petals seem to glow, resembling the pearly sheen of pearl shells.
The variety Catherine Deneuve is also popular and widespread. He has light orange buds. The shape is reminiscent of small suns that illuminate the garden and delight the eye, uplifting.
Recommended Rose Varieties
- Princess de Monaco (Princesse de Monaco) - cream petals with pink tints.
- Jardins de Bagatelle (Jardine de Bagatelle) - she has pure cream flowers.
- Scarlet beauty - Marcel Pagnol (Marcel Pagnol).
- Catherine Deneuve, light orange flowers. A beautifully shaped rose tree will harmoniously fit into any garden.
Roses with large inflorescences are suitable for large garden plots. These include New Down. The rose tree of this species is popular with gardeners. Planted as a single plant, and surrounded by other flowers.
Tree rose of this varieties in any case looks great. Her foliage is small, but its mass is large, so the bush looks massive. Against this green background, large bright rosebuds “flicker” like stars in the sky.
Cascading rose
For cascading boles, completely different varieties of roses are selected. Paul Noel has lush pink inflorescences, has an attractive aroma that is felt at a distance. Rosarium Vetersen - a variety also suitable for this type of boles, the flowers are bright pink, with a touch of fuchsia, looks good next to hedges that are neatly trimmed.
If you prefer roses of white hues, pure, like pearls, pay attention to the variety Alba Meidiland or Schneewittchen. In the second grade, the color is more delicate and soft, but it will delight blooming shoots longer.
Of the bright colors you can offer Leverkusen, blooming with bright yellow flowers. From the cascading family there is also a classic of scarlet colors - Scarlett Maylandekor. All these varieties, regardless of the color of rose petals, resemble hanging bright carpets of flowering greenery or fabulous waterfalls.
Varieties, of course, play a big role in choosing a miracle of the future owner, but you also need to know how to care for them.
Care for standard roses
Caring for pink trees is not very different from caring for bush roses, however, there are some nuances that depend on the variety of the stem. Flowers need regular watering, often weeding, loosening the soil for rose growth, be sure to fertilize, protect from pests, and in winter to shelter from the cold.
After planting, the crown of the rosewood should be protected from drying out while the tree is taking root. To do this, they cover it with wet moss or cotton wool, covering it with paper from above. This “compress” must be regularly moistened, and can be removed in seven to ten days. It is better to do this in cloudy weather or in the evening.
Water treatments
A tree-like rose requires regular watering, but you should do this with caution so as not to overfill. Watering is carried out early in the morning or in the evening. It is better to water, directing the stream under the root. The crown of the tree also needs a water shower to refresh it, not allowing the sun to “bake” the plant.
Weeds and fertilizers
Under the pink trees, as well as under other flowers, weeds appear. They must be removed on time, weeding the soil. Also, the soil must be regularly loosened, allowing the roots to "breathe". Such procedures can be done several times a season.
Fertilizer fertilizer
Fertilizers should be added to the soil already during the planting of rosewood. If you want your stamb to bloom for a long time and often, we recommend adding superphosphate in granular form to the bottom of a dug hole for planting.
It is advisable to carry out other dressings with special fertilizers for roses in the spring, until the moment when the leaves on the branches bloom. And at the end of summer, one must not forget to fertilize the soil of the rosewood with potassium, it will help the plant prepare for the winter cold.
How to protect rosewood from pests?
A rose tree of any kind and species is attacked by any disease or pest. This can be a spider mite, an ordinary aphid and other insects, which with pleasure enjoy fresh leaves, sucking the juice from the plant.
To avoid this and save the rosewood from death, you can use a special drug - a sprayer. This drug is suitable for any kind of roses. Spraying is carried out twice a year, in early spring and summer.
How to shelter a standard tree for the winter
There are two ways to shelter the standard roses for the time of the cold.
The first is that the boom is carefully bent to the ground using studs or cruciform wooden rods. Then from above it is necessary to throw a little land with a knoll.
The second - is used if the boom does not bend. Then the rosewood is sheltered in a standing position. First, the crown is hidden by some dry material, for example, hay. And on top they tie a burlap. This option of sheltering roses for the winter is possible only where there are no severe frosts. Otherwise, the rosewood is dug up for the winter and stored in the basement.
Pruning
To make the rosewood look well-groomed and rounded, it is trimmed from time to time. In the first year after planting a tree, the crown branches are cut short, leaving no more than 15 centimeters from the base.
In subsequent years, pruning should be carried out depending on the condition of the tree. Those shoots that began to grow inside the crown should be removed; the crown of the rose should not be allowed to become too thick. It often happens that at the roots and on the stem itself there is a shoot, which should also be removed.