Known as the goddess of flowers, this flower is as beautiful as roses and blooms all year round, making it well worth getting
Introduction
Potted green plants are essential decorative items for home life. They can beautify the room, freshen the air, and delight the mind and nurture the spirit. Keeping some flowers and plants at home has many benefits. "Flower Sound Potted Plant Diary · Issue 944" introduces you to a very beautiful flower.
Today's Featured Plant
The rose is the world's universal flower of "love," passionate and unrestrained, with beautiful colors, long-lasting blooms, high ornamental value, and extremely wide use, and it is deeply loved. The flower introduced in this issue is named "Diana," a garden variety of Rosa in the genus Rosa of the family Rosaceae. It is not one bit less beautiful than the rose and is well worth having.
Diana
Diana was bred in Germany in 1997. It belongs to the cut-flower type of European rose, with medium-to-large blooms reaching up to 13 cm in diameter, a high center and high-centered cup shape, and a typical rose flower form. The center is cream yellow, and the petal surface is a delicate, bright pink. The flower color varies with the season: in winter the flower is pink, in spring and autumn it is apricot, and in summer it turns white.
Long blooming period and fragrant flowers
Diana is very floriferous and blooms frequently, flowering in all four seasons, with spring and autumn being the peak blooming periods. It opens in multi-headed clusters, and the mass blooming effect is excellent; the flowers have an intoxicating sweet fragrance that refreshes the heart. These excellent traits have made her the "goddess of the floral world," introduced and grown in many countries, and praised as one of the most worthwhile roses to get.
Easy to grow
Diana is a small shrub plant. In northern regions it is deciduous, while in the south it is evergreen. It is cold-tolerant and heat-resistant. In our country, except for the Northeast and Northwest regions, it can be grown in the open ground. It has a certain disease resistance, is easy to grow and survive, and requires only extensive management. Container growing on a balcony is no problem either. It likes fertilizer; water thoroughly when the soil is dry, and grow it under light conditions.
Worth having
Except for the summer when the flower color is not in the best state, Diana's blooms in the other seasons are all very beautiful, with a lovely soft pink color and a full fairy-like air, not one bit less beautiful than the bright red and vivid roses. It is an excellent choice for container viewing and gift-giving. In addition, it blooms continuously all year round and is easy to care for, offering both flowers to admire and fragrance to enjoy, making it well worth having.