Still envying others' rose walls?
Today, I will elaborate on the topic of roses and grasses that many netizens are envious of, and then share the detailed content.
This is the 823rd day of original articles.
This article is one of the original theories.
Excerpt from the "Three-Step Method of Rose Cultivation" series.
Originally, today's plan was to write about the impact of ventilation on rose cultivation, but because I recommended several shade-tolerant rose varieties and sun- and heat-tolerant rose varieties in the past two days, many flower enthusiasts left messages hoping to recommend some rose varieties that can be used to create rose walls.
Because many climbing roses bloom only once a season, it is easy to choose the wrong one if you are not familiar with them, leading to disappointment.
"The pink Longsha jade I just bought is on its way, and I'm already starting to dislike it!"
Do you have the same trouble? In response to everyone's request, today I will recommend several climbing roses for reference to those who like them.
Classic climbing rose recommendations:
1. Pink Longsha Jade
Still envying others' rose walls?
How many people were attracted by this picture and bought the pink Longsha jade? But never expected that the pink Longsha jade blooms only once a year! Actually, even if it blooms only once, it is very worthwhile to own, of course, provided you have the space!
The pink Longsha jade blooms only once a year, but the flowers are abundant. If you have enough space, you might as well interplant it with multi-season varieties, which is a good choice.
2. Zibao Yudai