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Kordes Ground Covering Rose Black Forest
Black Forest is a bushy floribunda/climbing rose that blooms repeatedly in clusters all season, with bright-red ruffled semi-double to double flowers. The long-lasting blooms are born in abundant sprays throughout the season.
ADR was awarded in 2010 for its beauty and natural healthy dark green disease resistant foliage.
Details Kordes Ground Covering Rose Black Forest
- Cutflowers
- Fragrant
- Blooms: July - September
- Flower colour: red
- Full grown: 1 Year
- Full grown height: 50 - 75 cm
- Plant location: sunny
- Plant depth: 25 cm
- Plant spacing: 100 cm
- Hardiness: -15 Celsius
- Preferred soil: Well drained
How to take care of Kordes Black Forest
Soak Kordes Black Forest for a few hours before planting the root ball about 3cm below the soil surface. The soil should preferably contain some loam (acid and humus free) and drain well. Apply a small handful of rose fertiliser around each plant.
Pruning is not necessary although you can trim once a year this type of baby rose into shape and remove dead flower-heads regularly. Never let Kordes Black Forest dry out. Kordes Black Forest must be watered daily or even twice daily in very dry weather.
Remember: Lack of sun and moisture can result in poor growth. If purchased in fall/winter do not be alarmed at their appearance; they are merely dormant for winter. Kordes Black Forest are conserving energy in their roots to flourish in early spring.
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