English Rose Othello Bare Root Rose
Plant Fact File:
- Plant Type: Shrub Rose
- Form: Bare Root
- Flower Color: Deep crimson, fading to deep purple
- Fragrance: Highly fragrant, strong scent
- Bloom Time: Repeat flowering
- Growth Habit: Vigorous thorny shrub with an upright habit
- Height: 1.5m
- Spread: 1m
- Rose Group: Shrub Rose
- Date of Introduction: 1986
- Disease Resistance: Good
Description:
The English Rose Othello Bare Root Rose is a captivating shrub rose with large, full cupped blooms in a stunning deep crimson hue that gracefully fades to deep purple. Renowned for its highly fragrant flowers with a strong scent, Othello adds a touch of elegance and sensory delight to your garden. This vigorous, thorny shrub features an upright habit and is best grown in an open position.
Key Features:
- Flower Color: Large, full cupped blooms in deep crimson, transitioning to deep purple, creating a visually striking display.
- Fragrance: Highly fragrant flowers with a strong scent contribute to a delightful and aromatic garden atmosphere.
- Bloom Time: Repeat flowering ensures a prolonged and vibrant bloom period, enhancing the beauty of your garden.
- Growth Habit: A vigorous, thorny shrub with an upright habit, providing structure and visual interest to your garden.
- Size: Reaches a height of 1.5m with a spread of 1m, making it suitable for various garden settings.
- Disease Resistance: Exhibits good resistance to diseases, ensuring a healthy and resilient plant.
Rose Details:
- Rose Group: Classified as a Shrub Rose, fitting into the category of roses known for their bushy and hardy nature.
- Date of Introduction: Introduced in 1986, Othello has been a beloved choice for rose enthusiasts for several decades.
Planting Tips:
- Soak the bare roots in water for a few hours before planting to ensure proper hydration.
- Dig a hole that comfortably accommodates the roots, avoiding bending or crowding.
- Plant the rose at the same depth it was growing in the nursery.
- Water thoroughly after planting and maintain consistent moisture during the establishment period.
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