One of the new flower crops is Chippendale bush rose. It was developed by a Tantau employee from Germany. Rosa Chippendale (Chippendale) is very popular in Russia and Europe. The plant belongs to the category of scrub, that is, it is a decorative rose, resistant to frost.
Rosa Chippendale, what is this variety, the history of creation
Rosa Chip and Dale is named after the English furniture maker Thomas Chippendale. He made furniture in the style of early classicism. The plant is unpretentious in care. The variety is classic, but it has signs of modernity.
Bush rose chippendale
Short description, specifications
Bushes of culture have powerful and compact stems. The plant is characterized by increased winter hardiness. Roses grow to 120 cm. The leaves are medium in size and dark green in color. The flowers are large, their diameter reaches 12 cm. In each inflorescence, 2-3 buds are collected. Petals can be orange, apricot (grade Gold) or pale pink.
Advantages and disadvantages of the variety
Advantages of the Chippendale Rose:
- the flower is filled with petals;
- blooms repeatedly;
- It has a sweet, rich aroma.
No flaws were detected in the variety.
Use in landscape design
Rose Chip Dale is used in flower beds and rose gardens. It is decorated with arches, sculptures, pools. The variety looks good on a flower bed with perennial plants.
Important! Often from the bushes make a hedge.
Chippendale Rose Hedgerow
Growing a flower, how to plant in open ground
In order for the Chippendale rose to please with beautiful flowering, it is necessary to observe some rules for its planting.
In what form is landing
Chippendale park rose is planted with cuttings. In this case, you need to prepare the plant. Rose propagation by seeds is also possible. For this, seedlings are pre-grown.
What time is the landing
The best time to land is from mid to late May. It is important that there are no frosts.
Location selection
The landing area should not be in the shade. If the Chip & Dale rose didn't have enough light, it would ruin her. The flowers will be small and faded. Also, the place should be protected from drafts.
How to prepare the soil and flower for planting
Shoots are cut off on seedlings. There should be no more than five growth buds. Weak growth removes so that they do not take away strength. The root system is also removed 1/3. Then at night the plant is removed into water, into which it is worth adding a biostimulator of growth. The depth of the landing site should be 0.4-0.5 m. The soil is dug up and loosened. Two parts of soil are mixed with one part of humus.
Landing procedure step by step:
- Fill the pit with prepared soil.
- Position the seedling so that the root neck is 10 cm submerged in the ground.
- Sprinkle soil and compact.
- Water abundantly.
The key to abundant flowering is the correct observance of all stages of planting.
For Chippendale roses, it is important to choose the right place
Plant care
The rose must be properly looked after so that it is healthy, well developed and grown.
Watering rules and humidity
If the rose is only planted or transplanted, it must be watered abundantly. Then watering is carried out once every 10 days.
Important! In the heat, more frequent watering is required. After sunset, the plant can have a small shower.
Top dressing and soil quality
The key to the successful development of this variety is the regular application of fertilizers. When planting plants add complex fertilizer. Starting next year, the rose is fertilized with minerals and vitamins. In the early stages of development, fertilizing with a high nitrogen content is performed. When plants gain color, potassium phosphate fertilizers are added.
Pruning and transplanting
Cut the plant only in clear weather. At the same time, dry and diseased branches are removed. Annual shoots are cut off by one third, and in adult branches three buds are left. Pruning is done in winter and autumn. The transplant is carried out in the fall.
Roses require regular top dressing
Features of wintering a flower
Before the dormant period, the plant needs to be fed. To do this, potassium sulphide, boric acid and superphosphate are diluted in water. Then the bush is cut and covered with branches.
Flowering roses
If the flowering procedure does not take care of properly, the rose may not bloom.
Period of activity and rest
The bush begins to bloom in early June. If the climate is warm, then flowering can continue until November. Repeated flowering is more magnificent.
Care during and after flowering
During the flowering period, the rose scrub Chippendale does not require special care, and after that the plant is fed and pruned.
What to do if it does not bloom, possible causes
In the first year, the plant usually does not bloom. Then the rose may not bloom for one of several reasons:
- Incorrect landing location selected. Plant the plant should be on the most open area.
- Incorrect pruning. If the rose is pruned heavily, this can lead to the fact that it does not bloom.
- Incorrect care. For roses, timely nutrition and spraying from pests is required.
- The plant became ill or was attacked by pests.
Important! If you do not follow the rules of care, the rose may die.
Improper care leads to the death of the plant
Flower propagation
A rose can be planted in several ways. Reproduction is carried out when the plant has flowered. The first method is cuttings. In autumn, faded shoots are taken and cut into pieces of 15 cm. The lower leaves are removed from them and the shoots are planted to a depth of 4 cm. Then they are treated with infusion of mullein and covered with seedlings of polyethylene.
The second option for reproduction is the layering method. First, take the lateral process of the flower and drip. With the help of wooden hooks fix its lower part. After rooting, the process is separated from the bush and planted in a prepared place.
Diseases and pests, ways to combat them
Common Diseases:
- Powdery Mildew The causative agent of this disease is a fungus. Excessive moisture provokes the disease. It affects leaves, buds and stems. When the flower is sick, it becomes covered with white coating. The plant looks wilted. The leaves begin to dry and fall, the flowers fade. When infected, it is necessary to remove the affected parts of the plant and spray it with a copper-soap emulsion or mullein solution.
- Black spotting. It occurs in wet weather, as well as with a lack of calcium. First, leaves are covered with dark brown spots with yellow edges, and then fade and fall. All affected foliage must be removed and burned. The bush is treated with Bordeaux liquid or a copper-soap emulsion.
- Rust. When infected with this fungus, yellow-orange tubercles appear on the stems and shoots. Pustules appear on the underside of the leaves. They contain spores of the fungus, due to which infection of healthy parts of the plant occurs. Over time, rose leaves turn yellow, dry out and fall off or curl. High humidity provokes the disease. Affected shoots, leaves are removed and burned, and then throughout the summer the flower must be sprayed with Bordeaux liquid.
Powdery Mildew Rose
Chippendale Rose Pests:
- Spider mite. This is an arachnid insect that has a yellow or brown color. A pest settles on the underside of the leaves. Affected foliage dries and crumbles. In this case, the plant is treated with insecticides.
- Green aphid. The pest settles in colonies and multiplies very quickly. Aphids suck out all the juices from the plant. Fight pests with insecticides.
- Rose leaflet. These are butterflies that damage shoots, leaves and rosebuds. You can fight insects with a decoction of tobacco, garlic or onions.
Spider mite on a plant
Rosa Chippendale is popular among gardeners. To grow it, it is important to follow all the rules of planting and caring for the plant.
