Rose

A rose will be a beautiful addition to any garden. When choosing a variety, it's important to consider the soil composition and structure, as well as the weather conditions in the growing region. Only then will you enjoy lush and abundant blooms.

This section describes common and rare varieties of roses, including Grandiflora, hybrid tea, red-pink, groundcover, shrub, climbing, and other varieties. Each group has distinct planting methods, growth patterns, and appearance. Detailed instructions are provided on how to grow roses from seeds or cuttings in a greenhouse or open-air garden.

Agricultural practices include timely pinching and pruning of shoots. During cultivation, it's essential to establish a watering and fertilizing schedule and apply mulch. For the winter, plant bushes should be protected from frost.