Red Queen

Red Queen rose is a tea-hybrid variety with noble dark-purple or crimson blooms reaching 12-15 centimeters in diameter. The flowers are large, dense, and double, with 25 to 55 wide petals slightly curled at the edges. The underside of the petals is lighter, giving the flowers a distinctive appearance. Blooming is moderate to abundant, with flowers lasting long on the bush, emitting a delicate citrus aroma with notes of cherry juice.

Red Queen rose bushes are vigorous, reaching heights of 100 to 150 centimeters, with strong stems and rich emerald green, dark matte foliage. The rose is ideal for group plantings and cuttings, making it a versatile choice for landscaping and decorative arrangements. Up to 4-5 plants can grow together in one group, creating a striking floral ensemble.

The variety exhibits high resistance to diseases such as powdery mildew and black spot, as well as good winter hardiness. These qualities make growing Red Queen rose accessible for both experienced gardeners and beginners. Hawthorn serves as a support, promoting strong plant development and longevity.