For home-grown roses, choose these varieties: the blooms are delicate and long-lasting, and you can enjoy them several times a year
After our frequent and emphatic popular-science coverage, many readers wrote in saying they had already mastered how to care for roses, but when it came to which specific rose to plant, plenty of people were still unclear. After asking these flower lovers what they wanted, the editor found that most of them preferred types with high ornamental value and long-lasting blooms, so we combined our own growing experience to put together an answer to this question, recommending several beautiful and easy-to-grow roses for everyone. Let's take a look!
What kind of rose is long-lasting in bloom?
What kind of rose counts as the long-lasting blooming type? Generally speaking, these roses share one common trait: the petals have a relatively thick texture, and the flower shape is fairly compact and not prone to opening easily. Of course, you need not worry at all about their looks, as they have a special beauty of their own. I believe you will fall in love with them at first glance.
If you come across these varieties, buy them and take them home right away!
Catherine
First, as the editor's favorite rose variety, I naturally have to strongly recommend Catherine. There is no need to say much about Catherine's looks; the pure yellow is especially beautiful, and the slightly tight overall flower shape wraps around every petal. Even in summer it can bloom to the fullest, let alone in spring and autumn. Of course, the reason it tops the recommendation list is also that Catherine is especially easy to grow, with very strong disease resistance, and it grows upright, looking elegant and graceful whether in a pot or in a vase. Absolutely gorgeous!
Austrian Copper Kate
Austrian Copper Kate's biggest advantage is that it is a cut flower in summer, and precisely for this reason its flower color takes on a slightly rose-like red in summer. However, the author thinks this is exactly the crucial finishing touch, and even in the hot summer, Austrian Copper Kate's flower shape can still hold up very well. It will not quickly wilt or become slack because of excessive heat and strong sun exposure. How could you miss such a spirited little rose?
Golden Coral Heart
The outer petals of Golden Coral Heart are pink and turn yellow toward the center, making it a very nice bicolor variety. The center of the flower is somewhat similar to the quartered lotus-petal type, and when it blooms it shows a bit of its center. It is also a multi-headed bloomer, and at the same time its plants are very uniform in height. Without heavy pruning, it can produce a uniform effect, which ensures it is a plant that can bloom into a full pot. It also withstands wind, sun and rain.
Bel Canto
In terms of type, Bel Canto is a cut-flower variety that blooms fairly frequently. The flowers it produces in different seasons vary slightly in color. For example, in summer the flower color shows a certain light pink, full of girlish charm; while in autumn, especially late autumn, the flowers take on a relatively deeper color, equally uniquely charming. Of course, another important point is that Bel Canto is very heat-tolerant. If the region you live in has relatively high temperatures, then Bel Canto may be a good choice.