Potted flowers that have won horticultural awards multiple times, more fragrant than perfume, blooming in multiple seasons, easy to grow and beautiful
Introduction
Green potted plants have become essential decorative elements in home life. Keeping some flowers and plants at home brings many benefits - it beautifies the living space and lifts the mood. "Flower Voice Potted Diary · Issue 1146" introduces you to a beautiful and fragrant flower.
Today's Star
Beautiful and fragrant flowers have always been sought after by people, such as orchids, osmanthus, and narcissus - all representatives of this kind. When they bloom, the whole room is filled with fragrance, enjoying the flowers and the scent at the same time, rich and aromatic. The flower introduced today is called "Scheherazade," somewhat well-known in the horticultural flower world, with beautiful flower form and a fragrance even more fragrant than perfume.
Scheherazade
Scheherazade, originally named "Scheherazade," is a new rose variety bred in 2013 by Japanese breederTakumi Kimura, bearing deep peach-colored flowers with double petals resembling a peony. Its fragrance is extremely rich, and upon its release it caused a sensation. It has won multiple international horticultural awards, such as the silver medal at the 2014 Nagano International Fragrant Rose Competition, and the Best Fragrant Rose Award and bronze medal at the 2016 Gifu Rose Competition. It is a proud variety of Asian roses, known in Europe as the "Oriental Princess."
Long Blooming Period
Scheherazade is a free-flowering and repeat-blooming variety, blooming repeatedly in multiple seasons throughout the year. With a lotus-shaped flower form in small clusters, it blooms as a whole cluster at once - when picked, it is directly a bouquet. Placed in a vase indoors, it can last ten days without fading, with fragrance filling the entire room.
Easy Care
Scheherazade is a short shrub, with plants generally not exceeding one meter in height, very suitable for balcony potted display. It has excellent disease resistance and is easy to cultivate. It prefers loose, well-draining, nutrient-rich soil. Water according to the principle of "dry then wet," and apply light fertilizer frequently to extend the blooming period. What is even more rare is that, unlike other roses, Scheherazade is thornless, making it more suitable for home cultivation.
An Excellent Potted Choice
In just a few short years since its introduction, Scheherazade has become popular worldwide, becoming a must-have variety for flower enthusiasts (especially rose lovers). Keeping one pot on the balcony ensures there are often flowers to enjoy at home - as the saying goes, "blooming flowers bring prosperity." With a long blooming period and fragrance, beautiful and easy to grow, it is a rare and excellent potted ornamental choice. Gardeners with good skills can also prune and shape it into a bonsai tree. It is worth having.