Advantages and Disadvantages of Mary Rose Climber
A detailed introduction about the pros and cons of Mary Rose Climber and the related introduction of Eve Climber, which is the most heat and sun-resistant green plant. Let's take a look together!
The name "Mary Rose" has two varieties, the one I shared with you before is the Japanese Mary Rose, with large flowers resembling peonies, magenta with distinct white edges, which is also very beautiful. Today, I am talking about the British Mary Rose, which has a completely different flower color and shape from the Japanese Mary Rose.
The British Mary Rose is bred by the Austin Company and belongs to the shrub rose category. The plant height is about 150CM, with relatively large flowers, the diameter can reach 9 centimeters. The number of petals is moderate, ranging from 26 to 40. It can bloom repeatedly in multiple seasons, with a large number of blooms, which is a variety of multi-head flowering. To ensure good blooming quality and flower size, it is appropriate to remove some flower buds. If the flower buds are too dense, the flowers tend to be small and unattractive.
The plant of British Mary Rose is dense, compact, and well upright. The leaf color is medium green, perfectly matching the pink flowers. The disease resistance of British Mary Rose is good, making it a very suitable variety for rose beginners to practice with.
British Mary Rose has good shade tolerance and can be planted near walls or trees. It can still grow and bloom well. Unlike common roses that prefer strong light and ample sunlight, otherwise, they won't bloom well.
Advantages and Disadvantages of Mary Rose Climber
In summary, the advantages of British Mary Rose are numerous: large flowers with strong fragrance, good disease resistance, robust plants, and not prone to drooping! To distinguish it from the Japanese Mary Rose, it is generally referred to as Austin Mary Rose or British Mary Rose.
The above is the full content about the pros and cons of Mary Rose Climber and the most heat and sun-resistant Eve Climber, hoping it will be helpful to green plant enthusiasts!