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Hybrid Tea Rose 'Blue River'
Rosa 'Blue River'
CHF 51.95
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- Double, globular flowers approx. 10 cm across
- Two-tone: lilac centre, fuchsia-pink edges
- Strong fragrance
- Flowers from June to October
- Awarded gold in Baden-Baden
'Blue River' is one of the most fragrant lilac hybrid tea roses. The double, globular flowers are lilac-mauve in the centre and fuchsia at the edges. They appear again and again from June to October and are excellent for the vase. A rose for anyone who loves unusual colours.
About this variety
Planting
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Specifications
- Botanical name: Rosa 'Blue River'
- Genus: Garden rose
- Class: Hybrid tea roses
- Supplied as: Bare roots
- Flower colour: Purple
- Flower size: 10 cm
- Fragrant: Yes
- Fragrance strength: Strong
- Flowering time: June, July, August, September, October
- Flowering season: Early summer, High summer, Late summer and autumn
- Foliage colour: Dark green
- Height: 90 cm
- Spread: 60 cm
- Position: Sun
- Suitable for: Bed, Pot and container, Wildlife garden and meadow, Cutting garden
- Soil type: Loamy, Sandy
- Drainage: Well-drained
- Soil moisture: Moist
- Soil pH: Neutral
- Soil note: Suitable for many Swiss garden soils. A loose structure and good drainage matter more than a particular soil type.
- Planting time: November, December, January, February, March, April, May, June, September, October
- Planting depth: Depending on root or bulb size
- Spacing: 30–40 cm
- Number per m²: 7
- Hardiness in Switzerland: Hardy in Switzerland
- Hardiness by location: Hardy, also at higher altitudes
- Hardiness zone (USDA): 3–4
- Overwintering note: Generally hardy in garden soil in Switzerland. At high, windy sites and in containers, plan extra winter protection and avoid winter wet.
- For containers: Only partly suitable for containers
- Container note: Only recommended in a sufficiently large, stable, well-drained container.
- Cut flower: Suitable as a cut flower
- Naturalising: Not suitable
- Naturalising note: Persists for several years in a suitable spot, but does not normally spread over larger areas on its own.
- For bees and butterflies: Not attractive to pollinators