Magenta

Shrub rose

The rose makes a magical impression on everyone who sees it for the first time. The unusual color of its petals fully matches its name. This variety is distinguished by a strong immunity and general unpretentiousness, is beautiful, and durable when cut. It is one of the rather rare fragrant "blue" roses.

The Magenta rose is tall-growing, with upright shoots, capable of reaching a height of 120-150 cm and a width of about 120 cm. The foliage density of the crown is moderate. Branching is not very intense. The leaves are large and dark green. Each shoot forms clusters of 5-10 flowers.

The flowers are double (about 60 petals), large, with a diameter of 9-10 cm. The buds are oval. The petals are colored in a lilac-purple tone but depending on weather and climatic conditions, they can take on a lilac, pinkish, or coffee hue.

The unusually colored petals are, of course, a significant advantage.

Origin: Reimer, Kordes, Germany 1954

Color: lilac-pink with a coffee shade

Fragrance: strong

Height: 120-150 cm

Width: 120 cm

Flower size: 9-10 cm

Number of flowers per stem: 5-10

Blooming: repeat

Disease resistance: +++