The Potted Flower Most Worth Buying: Once Won a World Flower Award, Blooms in All Four Seasons, Beautiful and Easy to Grow

Introduction

Green plants and potted flowers are essential decorative items for home life. They beautify the room, freshen the air, and also lift the spirits and nurture the mind. Keeping some flowers and plants at home brings many benefits. "Flower Voice Potted Plant Diary, Issue 883" takes you to meet a potted flower that is well worth getting.

Today's Star

I believe flower lovers have already recognized it. This is the "Queen of Flowers," the rose (monthly rose), but there are tens of thousands of varieties of roses, and clearly this is not an ordinary variety. This flower is named "Masaro," a "rising star" in the rose family. It was bred in Japan in 2009 and has become one of the most famous rose varieties, with countless fans.

Masaro

Masaro, originally named "Masaro," is a new rose variety bred in 2009 by the Japanese breeder Yoshike Teizo, who named the variety after his beloved granddaughter. It once won the gold award at the International Fragrant Rose New Variety Grand Prix, and from then on became an instant hit, quickly spreading around the world and becoming a "new favorite" of flower lovers.

Most Worth Having

There was once a poll on a rose forum: What variety do you think is most worth having? As expected, Masaro lived up to expectations, taking a commanding lead and being praised as the variety most worth getting. The reasons are simply that its flower shape is beautiful, pretty as a little cream bun, its flowering period is long, it blooms all year round, and its fragrance is rich with a strong fruity scent.

Easy to Care For

Masaro is a shrub-type plant that grows upright, does not climb walls, does not take up much space, and is short in stature, so it can be grown in pots, making it truly a godsend for balcony gardeners. It has good disease resistance, few pests and diseases, very strong vitality, and is easy to cultivate. For home potted planting, it should be placed on a balcony with light; only with sufficient light will it keep blooming. It is cold-tolerant and heat-resistant, and can be grown outdoors in both the south and the north.

Enjoy the Flowers and the Fragrance

The most beautiful April days are just the right time to enjoy flowers. Spring is the season when many plants bloom most brilliantly, and also the best season for planting, so flowers planted now will easily survive however you grow them. Masaro is a woody plant, a perennial; plant it once and you can enjoy its flowers year after year. When it blooms, its fragrance fills the house, letting you enjoy both the flowers and the scent. Only those who grow it know.