This woody flowering plant is as fragrant and gorgeous as the peony, easy to care for and perfect for pots

Introduction
Green potted plants have become essential decorative accents in home life. Keeping some flowers and plants at home has many benefits: it beautifies the home and also lifts the mood and nurtures the character. "Huasehng Potted Plant Diary, Issue 1073" introduces you to a very beautiful flower.
Today's star
The peony is a traditional famous flower of China, with large blooms and brilliant colors. It has won countless accolades throughout history and is praised as the "king of flowers." Unfortunately, the peony is very difficult to grow in a pot for ornamental enjoyment, so you cannot truly "make it your own." This issue introduces a flower that is equally beautiful and can also be grown in a pot on a balcony for enjoyment. This flower is called "Claude Monet." One flower bears multiple colors and is richly fragrant, its beauty no less than that of the peony.
Claude Monet
Claude Monet is a shrub plant in the genus Rosa of the family Rosaceae. It was bred in France in 2012. Once it appeared, it quickly became popular and turned into a rising "new favorite" among potted plants. Monet has a flower form like that of the peony, with large, double blooms; the petals are neatly arranged, full and clearly layered, with yellow and pink stripes. Its ornamental value is very high, and it ranks second among the top ten European roses.
An extremely long flowering period
Claude Monet is not only beautiful; its flowering period is also longer than that of the peony. It blooms repeatedly in multiple seasons throughout the year, with flowers seen in almost all four seasons, and it is floriferous, with multiple flower heads opening in clusters, flowers covering the branches, spectacular and beautiful. Its flowers carry a light to strong fragrance of citrus, fruit, rose, and vanilla, richly fragrant. The stronger the light, the stronger the scent, so you can enjoy both the flowers and the fragrance.
Easy care
Claude Monet has stable traits and strong adaptability to the environment, with good cold tolerance and heat tolerance, and disease resistance rated four stars, making cultivation and care relatively easy. The plant grows no taller than 1 m, making it very suitable for planting in small areas and for balcony pots. For potting, loose soil with sufficient nutrients is best. It likes light, so it should be placed on a balcony or windowsill where sunlight can reach it.
An excellent choice for balcony pots
Claude Monet is a woody plant. Gardeners with good skills can prune it more to shape it into a bonsai tree. It has a certain climbing ability, so with a flower support it can be guided onto walls, security windows, and the like. When it blooms, the balcony becomes a garden, and fragrance fills the house. It is a perennial plant: grow it once and enjoy it year after year. The branches can be propagated by cuttings, so it is well worth having.