BOY WITH A FINGER

The "Boy with a Finger" rose variety belongs to the miniature rose group and is characterized by a compact vertical bush about 50-60 cm high. The stems are thin but strong, with sparse, needle-like reddish thorns. Leaves are small, elliptical, dark green with a glossy surface, creating an effective contrast with bright flowers. The flowers are cup-shaped, semi-double, about 3-4 cm in diameter, arranged in dense clusters containing up to 135 flowers. The color varies from light red to bright coral, and the aroma has medium intensity.

This variety blooms profusely and continuously, with slow bud opening, ensuring a long-lasting decorative effect. The rose is capable of repeated blooming, making it particularly attractive for use in borders, group plantings, and low-headed standards. The peduncle is strong, about 15 cm long, which contributes to good opening of inflorescences and their stability against weather conditions.

The "Boy with a Finger" variety is distinguished by high resistance to powdery mildew and rust, as well as strong heat tolerance and medium drought tolerance. These qualities make it suitable for cultivation in various climatic conditions, including the North Caucasus region. The rose is self-cleaning and requires preventive measures against black spot, which facilitates plant care and maintains its high level of decorativeness.