Hardy rose bush 'Aurora Borealis'

Hardy rose bush 'Aurora Borealis'

100 cm (40 inches)
100 cm (3.5 feet)
Full sun or at least 6 hours of direct sun per day.

Fiche botanique

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Famille botanique
Rosaceae
Forme
Rustic bush
Type de plante
Flowering shrub

Nordic and vibrant, the hardy rose 'Aurora Borealis' stands out with its bright coral-pink, semi-double flowers clustered in clusters over glossy, dark green foliage. This Canadian variety, developed to withstand harsh winters (zone 3), blooms generously from June until frost, without requiring complex pruning or treatments. It forms a dense, compact bush, reaching 75 to 100 cm, perfect for borders, beds, slopes or low-maintenance landscaping. Highly resistant to disease, drought and climate variations, it is a top choice for gardeners seeking color, hardiness and reliability in cold regions. 'Aurora Borealis' is part of the 49th Parallel collection, designed specifically for the Canadian climate.

Arrosage
Very drought tolerant once established. Regular watering only the first year or during severe droughts.
Fertilisation
Fertilize in spring with a rose or flowering plant fertilizer. Repeat every 4 to 6 weeks until mid-August. Do not fertilize after this time to allow the plant to fully enter dormancy.
Zone de rusticité
Zone 4
Température minimum
-34°C
Période de floraison
June to September
Couleur des fleurs
Coral pink
Type de feuillage
Obsolete
Couleur du feuillage
Green
Type de sol
Rich, well-drained soil
Vitesse de croissance
Average
Hauteur maximale
100 cm (40 inches)
Largeur maximale
100 cm (3.5 feet)

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