Shrub Yves Cellar Moonflower advantages and disadvantages, pros and cons of Shrub Yves Cellar Moonflower.

There are many varieties of roses, which can be divided into climbing roses, shrub roses, and mini roses according to the plant形态.

The one introduced today, named "Yves' Wine Cellar," is a typical horticultural variety, a relatively tough variety in the "Yves" series of perfumed roses, and quite suitable for beginner gardeners, with overall good performance.

① Small shrub, also suitable for potting

Yves' Wine Cellar belongs to the small shrub rose, with a medium to small plant growth, plant height of only about 1 meter. Its plant shape is very upright, easy to branch, with many lateral buds, and no need for much pruning to shape.

It is very adaptable to potting, and a pot with a diameter of about 20 centimeters can meet its growth requirements. The plant height of the pot can be controlled between 30-50 centimeters, and the crown width is almost the same.

The rose tree shape of Yves' Wine Cellar is compact and can be planted in the ground to decorate flower beds, gardens, roadsides, front and back yards, etc., or potted for ornamental purposes on terraces and balconies.

② Round and full blooms

Yves' Wine Cellar was originally used for cut flowers, so the blooms are delicate, with a diameter of 8-12 centimeters, round cup-shaped classical rose form, deep purple or deep carmine red.

Its buds are round and full, the petals are layered together, and in the semi-open state, they resemble peonies.

As the petals gradually open to reveal the yellow center, they resemble peonies, and when fully open, they resemble the famous cut rose "Juliet."

In summary, the blooms of Yves' Wine Cellar, from the initial opening to the semi-opening to the full opening, always maintain a "high appearance" state.

③ More fragrant as it blooms

Although the wine cellar is not a pure Yves variety, its blooms are superior to those of the Yves series, and the fragrance is also excellent. When the flowers are in bloom, they emit a strong fragrance, an old rose fragrance with a mellow wine flavor.

Moreover, the fragrance of Yves' Wine Cellar rose becomes stronger as it continues to bloom, achieving the effect of "one flower in the room, the whole room fragrant."

When blooming on the balcony, the wind blowing into the house is fragrant, comparable to perfume, and very suitable for cutting as cut flowers.

④ Blooms diligently in all seasons

In terms of blooming, the wine cellar is similar to other Yves series and has the ability to bloom in all seasons, with spring and autumn being more brilliant, and it can continue to bloom during the high summer temperatures.

In winter, some parts of the south can bloom sporadically, and in the north, it can bloom if moved indoors with heating and exposure to the sun.

The bloom amount of Yves' Wine Cellar rose is general, single-headed, one flower per branch, with a single flower blooming period of more than 7 days in spring and autumn. Winter flowers can bloom for half a month, and when cut and placed in a water bottle, the color will turn purple in the later stage, more noble and beautiful.

⑤ One of the toughest Yves roses

The Yves series of roses are famous in the rose world for their beauty and strong fragrance, known as "perfume roses," but most varieties are relatively weak and difficult to cultivate, not generally recommended for beginners.

The wine cellar is a branch of Yves and does not have this shortcoming. Instead, it is a tough and strong variety, with fast growth, bright green leaves, and good resistance to diseases and pests.

As long as planted in a sunny place, Yves' Wine Cellar rose rarely gets sick or attracts pests and has good adaptability to the environment, suitable for cultivation from Guangdong and Guangxi to Northeast China.

⑥ Easy to care for Yves' Wine Cellar rose

If you have a garden or can plant it in the open ground, find a sunny place that is not prone to waterlogging to plant it. After the seedlings have adapted successfully, it can be managed with a粗放 approach. The maintenance difficulty of Yves' Wine Cellar is relatively low and can be used as an ornamental plant. If only potted for ornamental purposes, some attention is needed:

Pot:

For growing roses, a tall and thin plastic pot is better, with the size of the pot determined by the size of the seedlings. Small seedlings should be paired with small pots, and avoid "small seedlings in large pots" as excessive waterlogging can cause root rot and black rot.

Soil:

It is best to use loose, fertile, and well-ventilated special flowering nutrient soil. If using garden soil, at least 50% nutrient soil should be added, along with some perlite and vermiculite to increase soil aeration.

Adapt to the environment:

Full sun or semi-shaded areas with scattered light, the more sunlight the better.

Watering:

Follow the "dry and wet" principle.

Fertilizing:

Apply thin fertilizer frequently in spring and autumn, and less in summer and winter or not at all.

Pruning:

After flowering, prune the flowering branches to make the next flowering come faster.

Summer and winter management:

Yves' Wine Cellar is heat and sun-resistant. In summer, except for smaller blooms and shorter blooming periods, there are no other problems, and it can be maintained normally without difficulty. It can tolerate temperatures below minus ten degrees and can survive the winter in most parts of the north.

【Summary】

Yves' Wine Cellar is a more user-friendly variety in the "Yves" series of perfume roses, mainly because it is easy to grow and not plagued by many diseases and pests, and can grow well without the need for pesticides. It is very friendly to beginner gardeners, with good flower appearance and fragrance, and is a variety worth cultivating.

The specific introduction of the advantages and disadvantages of the shrub Yves' Wine Cellar rose shared in this article is for reference by netizens.