This flower is beautiful, blooms in all four seasons, produces a huge amount of flowers, is easy to grow, and is overflowing with fragrance - one flower scents a whole balcony.

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The Red Eden Rose is an especially good variety and one of my favorite red roses. Its flower color is dark red, gorgeous yet not gaudy, and the petals have a texture like satin. The flower shape is very proper, a round-cup classic flower shape, with layer upon layer of petals that can reach as many as 100 to 110 petals, very full. It has been selected as "the world's most loved rose," a classic among classics.

Red Dragon in a pot

Red Dragon also smells very good, with a light rose fragrance that refreshes the heart. It is especially floriferous and the flower quantity is very large; as long as it sends out new branches, they carry flowers, and most are multi-headed, so one plant can bloom a dozen or twenty flowers without any problem - it is absolutely a treasure. Although it is an upright climbing rose, because its branches are hard and upright, when pruned well it is a very good shrub rose. It can be grown as a climber or in a pot.

Suitable for both pot cultivation and ground cultivation

Its flowering period is especially long, and it is a rare repeat-flowering variety in the Eden rose family, able to bloom from spring to winter, flowering every month. One flower lasts at least half a month, longer than the ornamental period of other European roses. Plant once and enjoy flowers all year; it also blooms especially well in summer, and is the most recommended variety among true red climbing European roses.

Graceful flower posture

The beautiful Red Dragon is also especially tough, with dark green glossy leaves, very strong growth, and very good disease resistance - simply a fighter against pests and diseases. It tolerates heat, sun, and cold, grows fast, and friends who have grown it should all love it very much. It likes sunlight, so keep it in a sunny, well-ventilated place for care. The soil mix can be peat:perlite:vermiculite at 3:1:1. Water by letting the soil dry before watering, and when watering, water thoroughly.