News Item: : Rosa multiflora
(Category: Lianas (climbing), cascading)
Posted by gradinar
Thursday 24 July 2008 - 12:01:59
Is known as Japanese rose. Reaches a height of 5 metra.Mnogogodishen shrub, flowering in clusters from May to October in white, pink, red, purple, yellow, purple. Homeland and Asia.
There are creeping stems with sharp curved thorns.
Composite leaves are placed facing each other on the stem, dark green above and pale underneath.
The colors of the plant are 5 petals and numerous yellow stamens, with a pleasant scent. They are hermaphrodites and are pollinated by bees.
Plodchetata red hips are resistant to the cold in winter. Ripen in September.
Requires a rich soil is well drained, sandy - clay. Watered regularly. Feeding is important, especially at the beginning of growth. Use organic fertilizer.
Grows best at - better in the open, sunny spot. Direct sunlight throughout the day is not a problem for the plant.
Propagation: By stem cuttings.
Suitable for planting on fences, sheds, etc.. Can conquer the whole garden if not controlled growth.
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(Category: Lianas (climbing), cascading)
Posted by gradinar
Thursday 24 July 2008 - 12:01:59
Is known as Japanese rose. Reaches a height of 5 metra.Mnogogodishen shrub, flowering in clusters from May to October in white, pink, red, purple, yellow, purple. Homeland and Asia.There are creeping stems with sharp curved thorns.
Composite leaves are placed facing each other on the stem, dark green above and pale underneath.
The colors of the plant are 5 petals and numerous yellow stamens, with a pleasant scent. They are hermaphrodites and are pollinated by bees.
Plodchetata red hips are resistant to the cold in winter. Ripen in September.
Requires a rich soil is well drained, sandy - clay. Watered regularly. Feeding is important, especially at the beginning of growth. Use organic fertilizer.
Grows best at - better in the open, sunny spot. Direct sunlight throughout the day is not a problem for the plant.
Propagation: By stem cuttings.
Suitable for planting on fences, sheds, etc.. Can conquer the whole garden if not controlled growth.
This news item is from Flower Encyclopedia
( http://en.cvetq.info/news.php?extend.71 )