She’s probably the most well-known of the rose types and she’s probably graced a bouquet you’ve received. She’s also the rose type you’ve been warned from trying because “oh those are too hard to grow and they get diseases.” (I’m air quoting if you can’t tell…) Ladies and Gentlemen, it’s Whit with NatureHills.com here today to talk about Hybrid Tea Roses and which you should absolutely add to your garden - because - no they really aren’t that scary as long as you know the basics.
They love full sun, well-drained soils, and good rich well-drained soil with a 3-4 inch layer of mulch. Keep the foliage dry by choosing a location with morning sun access, and in an area with good air circulation. Like other roses, you’ll get more blooms throughout the season if you prune off the spent flowers. In climates zone 7 and colder, you can ovewinter Hybrid Teas very successfully with a hefty mound of mulch piled over unpruned canes in late fall. Trim back in spring. We have a ton of info on that over on our #ProPlantTip blog that I’ll link to down in the description.
#5 Double Delight Hybrid Tea Rose
Double Delight gives you two colors in one, featuring cream centers with petals that gradually transform into strawberry-red edges. With the outermost petals almost completely strawberry red! Double Delight Hybrid Tea Rose has a spicy perfume, and an upright nature with a slightly spreading form full of green, matte foliage.
#5 Double Delight Hybrid Tea Rose, Growing Zones 5-9, spicy fragrance, white centers with strawberry red outer petals, 3-4 feet tall, and has good disease resistance.
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#4 Stainless Steel Hybrid Tea Rose
Large, perfectly formed blooms spiral open into full, unearthly near-while double blooms that have a strong classic Rose fragrance. Plus, it’ll deliver up to 30 silvery, pale lavender petals a piece! Tall, upright bushes rebloom, backed by handsome deep green leaves. Add as a focal point in the front yard and clip a few blooms for your kitchen table bouquet.
#4 Stainless Steel Hybrid Tea Rose - Growing zones 6-10, silvery barely lavender flowers, grows upright 4-6 feet tall and 3-4 feet wide, with a strong rose scent.
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#3 Blue Girl Hybrid Tea Rose
Now here’s one of everyone's favorites. With its hypnotic silvery pale lavender-blue blooms, Blue Girl Hybrid Tea Rose is an icy color with high centers and pointed petals backed by dark green foliage. The fragrance is a layered Lilac and Rose scent that saturates this Rose's 35 to 40 petals. Blue Girl is one we’re constantly working to keep in stock so if you see it, make sure to grab it.
#3 Blue Girl Hybrid Tea Rose, Growing zones 4-9, Color Ranging from Lavender to Blue to Sterling, 3 - 4 feet tall, sweet lilac/rose scent and cold hardy.
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#2 Fiji Eleganza Hybrid Tea Rose
If pink is what you’re after, then Fiji Eleganza is the rose for you. Vibrantly hued cuppy double blooms in a tropical deep pink will have you wishing for warm days spent on a beach. Dark green, semi-glossy foliage and bright flowers with 40 Petals each, this variety reliably reblooming until frost! Plus it only makes sense this tropical named rose would be heat and cold tolerant.
#2 Fiji Eleganza Hybrid Tea Rose, Growing zones 5-9, bright tropical pink cuppy flowers, heat and cold hardy, disease-resistant, Light and Pleasant Scent, with an exceptionally high petal count.
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#1 Chrysler Imperial Hybrid Tea Rose
Listen, there’s something to be said about satisfaction longevity and few have been as consistent for as long as Chrysler Imperial. In fact, this drop-dead gorgeous red rose has been turning heads since the 1950s. The 5-inch wide double blooms are packed with up to 50 velvety petals each. Featuring a citrusy, heavenly old-fashioned damask Rose scent, it’ll rebloom until fall giving you plenty of time throughout the summer to enjoy the show.
#1 Chrysler Imperial Hybrid Tea Rose - Growing zones 5-10, award-winning deep velvety red blooms, citrusy old-fashioned scent, large flowers rebloom til frost, 4 - 6 feet tall and fast growing.
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Like I mentioned earlier, taking care of roses isn’t nearly as hard as we’ve been led to believe, and if you’re looking for some more information head on over to our #ProPlantTips blog. We cover care tips like watering, planting, and overwintering. I’ll link to some of those resources down in the comments.
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And until next time,
Happy Planting!
11 сен 2024
