5 BLACK ROSE Rosa Bush Shrub Perennial Flower Seeds
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Enhance your garden with the 5 BLACK ROSE seeds. These stunning dark maroon blooms thrive in various conditions and are perfect for cutting.
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The BLACK ROSE, scientifically known as Rosa, features a captivating dark maroon hue that resembles black. These hybrid plants, which first emerged during Victorian times, are cherished for their unique aesthetic and fragrant, double blooms.
Planting and Care
Plant your BLACK ROSE seeds in the fall or after undergoing cold stratification. This stunning shrub reaches a height of 36-48 inches and should be spaced 24-36 inches apart to thrive. The BLACK ROSE is adaptable to hardiness zones 2-11, making it suitable for a wide range of climates.
Blooming Season
Expect beautiful blooms from late spring to fall, as the BLACK ROSE is a repeat bloomer. Its fragrant flowers not only make it a delightful addition to your garden but also an excellent choice for cut arrangements.
Benefits of Growing BLACK ROSE
This hybrid rose offers more than just beauty; it symbolizes mystery and remembrance. Ideal for funerals and as a farewell gift, the BLACK ROSE holds deep meanings while providing an enchanting display in any garden.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the ideal spacing for BLACK ROSE plants? 24-36 inches apart.
- What is the bloom time for BLACK ROSE? Late spring to fall, as it’s a repeat bloomer.
- In which hardiness zones can I grow BLACK ROSE? Zones 2-11.
- What light conditions do BLACK ROSE plants prefer? They thrive in sun to part shade.
- How long do the flowers last in a vase? Up to two weeks.
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Roberta Card –
Look great! Can’t wait to get them planted.
missunshine1976 –
Shipped quickly and exactly as described.
Barbara Maldonado –
Now about 6 weeks and haven’t seen Any growth of my ‘5’ seeds. Expensive and disappointed.