Rose SCH 87752

The SCH 87752 rose variety consists of a medium-height bush with young shoots colored in a medium anthocyanous shade. The shoots bear a medium or large number of reddish thorns. The leaves are large or very large, green in color, with a slight gloss on the upper side and weak waviness along the edges. The terminal leaflet has an oval shape with a rounded base and an acute apex.

The rose flowers have an irregular round shape and a medium diameter of 10-12 cm. The petals are numerous, transversely elliptical in shape, with a slight notch and weak waviness along the edges; they are long and wide. The main petal color is white, with the central petals colored in a yellowish-green shade. Outer stamens vary from green to white. The scent of the flowers is weak or absent.

The variety is recommended for cutting in protected ground and is characterized by high productivity—240-280 flowers per square meter per year. The rose possesses high resistance to diseases and pests, as well as a medium degree of drought and heat resistance, making it suitable for cultivation in various climatic conditions.