DESCRIPTION

Chopin - this is a Polish variety of rose that has very large white flowers with a creamy shade (the diameter reaches 14 cm). They are mounted on stiff, straight stems. It blooms profusely. On one stem from 3 to 5 buds can grow. It has a subtle, seductive scent. Works great as a cut flower, and blooms from June throughout the season.

ADVICES

This shrub is best planted in a sunny position. It grows well in sandy-loam soil which is moderately moist, and has an optimum pH in the range of 6-6,5.

The faded flowers should always be removed from the plant. In summer, the shrub requires watering - this is best done in the morning or in the evening. Avoid soaking the leaves or flowers. In late autumn prune the plant, leaving only 10 cm of shoots. Then cover them with earth, sawdust or peat. This will protect the rose from frost. In early spring uncover the shoots and leaves so that the sun can have access to the plant. In order to prevent black spot use a suitable spray.