Japanese Rose BI – Asagumo (Morning Cloud) (NEW 2026)

2,0 · 1 beoordeling
€18,95 per plant incl. BTW

Japanese Rose BI – Asagumo (Morning Cloud) (NEW 2026)

2,0 · 1 beoordeling
€18,95 per plant
Inclusief BTW
Blooms in May, June, July, August, September, and October!
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Roses with bare root
€18,95
Can be planted year-round. Immediate results visible.
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€24,95
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Japanese Rose BI – Asagumo (Morning Cloud) (NEW 2026)

Plant properties

Japanese Rose BI – Asagumo (Morning Cloud) (NEW 2026) at a glance

Sun exposure
Height
100-150cm
Blooming period
May, June, July, August, September, and October
Scent
Pleasant fragrance
Winter hardiness
Repeat flowering
Yes
About Japanese Rose BI – Asagumo (Morning Cloud) (NEW 2026)

Japanese Rose BI – Asagumo is an elegant and striking Japanese rose with a soft, warm appearance. Its large flowers combine yellow with subtle pink edges, giving it an almost glowing effect – as if touched by the first morning light.

Asagumo is a rose that effortlessly brings together refinement and strength, making it a perfect fit within the exclusive Japanese range of Belle Epoque.


The meaning of the name

Asagumo (朝雲) means Morning cloud. In Japanese poetry, this image stands for a new beginning, gentleness, and fleeting beauty. This symbolism is reflected in the flower: large and full, yet never heavy; elegant and balanced.


Japanese origin & breeding

Asagumo was bred by Seizo Suzuki in Japan, before 1968. The rose was introduced in Japan under the name Oriental Dawn and is the result of a special cross between:

  • Peace (hybrid tea, Meilland 1935)

  • × a seedling of Charleston® (floribunda, Meilland 1963)

This heritage explains its rich flower form, colour gradient, and strong growth vigour.


Flower & scent

  • Flower colour: soft yellow with pink edge

  • Flower form: very large and full, 26–40 petals

  • Diameter: about 12–13 cm

  • Scent: mild to clearly present

  • Blooming: in waves throughout the season

Asagumo blooms richly and repeatedly and remains elegant in shape even in full bloom.


Growth & use in the garden

Asagumo is a hybrid tea rose with an upright growth habit.

  • Height: up to about 150 cm

  • Location: sunny

  • Use: solitary, in borders or as a statement rose

In spring, it is important to remove old, dead, or crossing branches. In colder areas, pruning back somewhat more strongly is advisable. Protection against late spring frost is recommended.


Japanese Rose BI – beauty as a selection criterion

This rose is part of the Japanese Rose BI selection of Belle Epoque.
BI (美) means beauty in Japanese and stands for roses selected for balance, flower structure, and emotion – not for quantity or speed.


Exclusive at Belle Epoque – new range 2026

Japanese Rose BI – Asagumo is exclusively available at Belle Epoque and is part of the new Japanese garden rose range 2026. A unique rose for lovers and collectors who consciously choose quality and character.

 

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28 mei 2026
Geverifieerde aankoop

1 week na ontvangst en transplantatie

De plant is in levende staat aangekomen, maar de algehele kwaliteit bij levering was teleurstellend.
De roos kwam in een pot die recent gevuld. Het wortelgestel was zeer zwak ontwikkeld en de kluit viel volledig uit elkaar bij het uit de pot halen. Er waren nauwelijks goed gevormde wortels zichtbaar.
Daarnaast was de plant bij aankomst zwaar aangetast door bladluis. Een deel van de jonge scheuten is inmiddels verdroogd, wat wijst op stress en onvoldoende stabiliteit van het wortelgestel.
Door de zwakke wortelontwikkeling was de plant duidelijk nog niet goed gevestigd op het moment van verkoop.
Aanbeveling:
Ik raad af om dit soort planten direct na ontvangst opnieuw te verpotten of te verstoren, omdat de wortels zeer kwetsbaar zijn en extra stress het herstel kan vertragen. De plant heeft eerst stabiliteit en tijd nodig om te herstellen.

Reactie van Belle Epoque

Beste Nadiia,



Dank voor uw bericht en het delen van uw ervaring.



Jammer om te horen dat u niet tevreden bent over de staat van de roos bij ontvangst. De rozen worden bij ons met zorg gekweekt en gecontroleerd voordat ze verzonden worden. Hier op de kwekerij ontwikkelen deze planten zich goed. Met de warme dagen van dit moment vragen jonge rozen wel extra aandacht wat betreft watergift, zeker na het uitplanten of verpotten.



Houd mij de komende periode graag op de hoogte van de ontwikkeling van de plant. Mocht de roos zich niet goed herstellen, stuur dan gerust enkele actuele foto's mee, zodat ik met u kan meekijken en waar nodig een passende oplossing kan bieden.



Met vriendelijke groet,



Wouter

Belle Epoque