Selaurum

The Selaurum rose is an original variety with striking buds, distinguished by their refined shape and unusual coloration. The flowers have a yellow background with black-bordeaux velvety stripes, creating an interesting pattern, and some buds are pure yellow. The flower diameter reaches up to 10 cm, petals unfurl in a spiral, with up to 25 petals in one bud. The fragrance is light, adding elegance to the blooms. The bushes grow up to 80-90 cm in height and about 60 cm in width, with medium-sized dark green leaves. The rose blooms from June until frost, preferring both sunny spots and partial shade.

The plant exhibits high disease resistance and moderate frost tolerance, but winter protection is recommended. For successful cultivation, the rose requires fertile, humus-rich, moist, yet well-drained soil. It is recommended to mulch with organic materials at the end of winter or beginning of spring, and to fertilize with universal rose or shrub fertilizers in early spring and early summer to enhance blooming.

The Selaurum rose has a robust, bushy form with glossy, deep green foliage. The flowers emerge from pointed buds, rebloom throughout summer and autumn. Despite its general resilience, the variety may be susceptible to pests such as aphids, spider mites, and other insects, as well as diseases including black spot, rust, and powdery mildew. Regular care and preventive measures against pests and diseases are recommended to maintain plant health.