Content
- 1 Breeding history
- 2 Description of the variety of roses floribunda Prince of Monaco and characteristics
- 3 Advantages and disadvantages
- 4 Reproduction methods
- 5 Growing and caring for the rose Jubilee de Prince of Monaco
- 6 Pests and diseases
- 7 Application in landscape design
- 8 Conclusion
- 9 Reviews of bush rose floribunda Prince of Monaco
Floribundas are spray roses, the flowers of which are collected in groups located on one stem. They are more resistant to disease and cold than hybrid tea species. Their flowers are double, semi-double and simple, very large, some up to 10 cm in diameter. The floribunda also includes the Prince of Monaco rose, a variety of the famous French Meilland collection.
Breeding history
Rose "Prince of Monaco" (Jubile du Prince de Monaco) was bred in France, at the very beginning of the century - in 2000, a new rose was demonstrated at one of the flower exhibitions by Meilland. Then she was entered in the register and became popular among flower growers. In the process of its creation, the varieties "Jacqueline Nebut" and "Tamango" were used.
Sometimes "Prince of Monaco" is called "Fire and Ice", this name was given to him because of the original color of the petals - closer to the center they are light, almost white, while the edges are colored red. In the United States, it is known under a different name - Cherry Parfait.
Description of the variety of roses floribunda Prince of Monaco and characteristics
Roses "Prince of Monaco" are distinguished by the duration of flowering, the first buds bloom in early summer, the last - in September. The variety is resistant to unfavorable weather conditions, perfectly tolerates drought, rains and cold winters. Less susceptible to fungal diseases, in contrast to other varieties of crops, and pest attacks.
The prince of Monaco rose bush is of medium height - 0.7-0.8 m, not sprawling, compact. Leaves are dense, dark green, stems are straight. The size of the flower is usually 8-10 cm, the color is white with red, the aroma is characteristic, moderately pronounced. On average, each flower consists of 3-4 dozen petals.
Variety "Prince of Monaco" tolerates rainy weather well, but at high humidity reduces the quality of flowering
Advantages and disadvantages
Plants of the "Prince of Monaco" variety are unpretentious in care, the cultivation technique is standard, as for representatives of other varieties. They hardly grow wide, so they can be planted very tightly with other plants. Roses retain their attractive appearance for a long time both on the bush and when cut in the water. They can be grown in open field beds and in spacious containers.
The "Prince of Monaco" variety has no drawbacks, except that some gardeners consider a weak aroma to be a drawback. In fact, it can be an advantage for people who are allergic to the scent of flowers. In this case, roses can be kept in the house, they will not be able to cause harm.
Reproduction methods
Bushes of the "Prince of Monaco" variety are propagated in the same way as roses of other varieties, that is, by cuttings (the main method) and layering. Floribunda cuttings root easily and take root after transplanting.
They are cut from faded shoots after the first flowering. Each should have 3 nodes. The lower cut is made oblique, the upper cut is straight. The leaves are cut from the bottom, leaving 2-3 on top. The cuttings are dipped in a growth stimulator solution for half a day, and then planted in a substrate. It should be loose, fertile and breathable. The cuttings are placed obliquely in it, dipping 2/3 into the soil. Cover with foil on top to maintain temperature and humidity. Water is often watered with warm water so that the substrate is constantly moist. Top dressing is not required. Rooting occurs in 1-1.5 months.Cuttings of the "Prince of Monaco" variety are planted in a permanent place in the fall, a month before the onset of cold weather, or next spring. In this case, they must be covered with mulch in autumn to protect them from freezing.
Layers are dropped in the spring next to the bush, without separating them from the plant. Water and fertilize with it. In the fall, when roots appear on the layers, they are dug up and transplanted into a flower bed.
Cutting is the easiest and most reliable way to propagate roses
Growing and caring for the rose Jubilee de Prince of Monaco
Floribunda roses love to grow in warm, sunny areas. They do not tolerate drafts and strong winds. It is not recommended to choose a place where roses of other varieties previously grew, as pathogens or pests may remain in the soil.
For planting in the garden and on flower beds in private households, you need to buy seedlings that are no more than 3 years old. These are still young plants that easily take root and endure the effects of not the most favorable weather or climatic conditions. It must be remembered that the older the bush, the worse it will take root.
Planting rose seedlings takes place in the following sequence:
- The plot on the flowerbed is cleaned of vegetation remnants, dug up and leveled.
- Dig a planting hole 0.7 m wide and at least 0.5 m deep.
- Lay the bottom layer of soil mixture, consisting of half of the excavated earth, humus and ash.
- A rose seedling is dripped in so that the root collar is at the level of the soil.
- Mulch with a layer of plant material.
Seedling care consists in watering and loosening. You need to moisturize in the morning or in the evening, at first often, until the bush takes root. After this, irrigation is necessary only when the soil dries out. Waterlogging should not be allowed, in damp earth the roots may begin to rot. After each watering, the soil should be loosened so that air can flow to the roots.
An adult bush is also watered only on dry ground. Fertilize roses in early spring and before flowering. Organic matter (humus, compost and ash) and mineral fertilizers can be used as top dressing. Under each rose bush, at least a bucket of humus and 1-2 kg of ash are applied. Mineral fertilizers - according to the instructions for the product.
Pruning is carried out after flowering, removing all shoots with buds. In the fall or next spring, they get rid of dry shoots, frostbitten and superfluous, which thicken the bush. All trimmings are taken out of the rose garden and burned.
Despite the fact that the Prince of Monaco variety is frost-resistant, in the first autumn after planting, you need to cover the trunks with a thick layer of mulching material. It is necessary to cover not only the soil, but also the lower part of the shoots. This is especially important in regions with cold winters. In the spring, after the onset of stable heat, the mulch can be removed.
Pests and diseases
As indicated in the description and reviews of gardeners, the "Prince of Monaco" floribunda rose (pictured) is moderately resistant to diseases. The development of diseases most often occurs when the rules of agricultural technology are violated, poor care from the gardener or in adverse weather conditions. Especially often roses are affected by rust, powdery mildew and black spot. To fight them, you need to remove all damaged shoots, treat the bush with fungicides.
In addition to fungal diseases, roses can develop chlorosis. Most often, its cause lies not in bacteria, but in disturbances in plant nutrition, in the lack of any element. Chlorosis can be determined by yellowing foliage, premature wilting and drying. Control measures: watering or spraying with a solution of fertilizers that contain the required element.
Pests that can settle on rose bushes are rose cicada, bronze, sawfly and aphids. You can get rid of insects by spraying with insecticides.
The main stage of caring for roses is regular watering.
Application in landscape design
Floribunda roses look good both singly and in small groups.They can be used to form hedges, plant them near the walls of buildings and along paths. Roses look beautiful against the background of conifers, making spectacular compositions with them. When planting, you need to remember that you should not place roses close to the fence, where they will be in the shade and not ventilated. Due to insufficient lighting, plants will not bloom luxuriantly, and due to poor air circulation, they can become infected with fungal infections.
Floribunda roses can be grown in containers and used as a seasonal flower. In winter, these plants need to be stored in a cellar.
Conclusion
Rose Prince of Monaco does not have any outstanding features, but undoubtedly has many advantages: unpretentiousness, frost resistance, does not grow tall and does not grow in breadth, blooms throughout the summer. Plants of this variety can be successfully combined with other roses, decorative annuals and perennials.
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