Scherendee

The Scherendee rose is a variety with large, double flowers distinguished by unique coloration and shape. The flowers have a sunny yellow tone with pink and magenta stripes and markings, and their petal edges are wavy and notched, giving them a full, fluffy appearance. Flowers are arranged in clusters of 4–6 blooms and resemble old-fashioned roses, creating a festive, colorful effect. The rose has a moderate, fruity fragrance with notes of apple and citrus, reaching its maximum intensity in the evening, making it especially attractive to lovers of fragrant flowers.

Scherendee bushes are dense, with numerous stems, reaching over 100 cm in height and can be used as climbers in warmer climates with support. The leaves are dark green, medium-sized, dense, and highly glossy, enhancing the plant's decorative appeal. The rose blooms profusely throughout the season, with individual flowers lasting only briefly but quickly replaced by new ones, ensuring the bushes remain in bloom continuously.

The variety exhibits good resistance to powdery mildew, though it may be susceptible to black spot during rainy seasons. Scherendee rose has rightfully earned gold medals for its outstanding qualities. Thanks to its beauty, fragrance, and prolonged blooming, it will be an excellent adornment for any garden and bring joy to its owners throughout the season.