Rose Schrenat

Rosa Schrenat, also known as Aqua, is a tea-hybrid variety of Dutch selection, developed by breeder Pietrus Nicolaas Johannes Schreurs. This variety features compact, slightly spreading bushes ranging from 80 to 120 cm in height, without thorns, which makes care and harvesting easier. The rose buds have a dark pink color with a darker edge at the base, and when fully opened, the petals turn bright pink. A distinctive feature of this variety is its unique coloration, which changes under sunlight: petals gradually fade to light lavender and blue hues. The average petal count of the blooms is 36-40, and flowers are solitary, one per stem.

Schrenat is highly valued by professional florists for its prolonged decorative effect, making it a popular choice for cut flowers and bouquet arrangements. The rose blooms continuously from June until the first frost, providing abundant and prolonged flowering. Thanks to its delicate fragrance and striking coloration, this variety attracts both professionals and amateur gardeners. The rose is suitable for both solitary and group plantings, enhancing gardens and flowerbeds.

This rose variety has high decorative value and has been awarded at exhibitions such as Flowers Expo and Syracuse Rose Society. Schrenat adapts well to various growing conditions, making it a versatile choice for gardeners seeking an eye-catching and weather-resistant flower. Due to its characteristics, Rosa Schrenat is an excellent addition to any garden, combining beauty, practicality, and unique coloration.