Collection: Roses for the shade
Roses in the Shade: Creating a Blooming Oasis
Although roses are known for their love of the sun, it is possible to create a blooming oasis even in the shadier parts of your garden. Choosing the right varieties is essential for success in less sunny environments. Here we share some tips and advice for planting roses in the shade.
Choose the Right Types
Not all roses require full sun to flourish. There are specific varieties that are known for their ability to grow in partial shade. These varieties can adapt to less light and still provide those beautiful flowers that roses are known for. At Belle Epoque we have a selection of roses suitable for shady areas, perfect for adding color and fragrance to less sunny areas of your garden.
Minimum Number of Hours of Sunlight
For successful growth and flowering in the shade, we recommend planting roses where they can receive at least four to five hours of direct sunlight per day. This is especially important in the morning hours, where the soft sunlight gives the plants a good start to the day without the intense heat of the midday sun.
Care and Advice
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Soil preparation: Provide rich, well-drained soil. Enrich the planting site with organic compost to increase nutritional value and improve drainage.
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Watering: Roses in the shade may be more susceptible to fungal diseases, so it is important to keep the leaves dry. Water at the base of the plant, preferably in the morning, so that excess moisture can evaporate.
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Pruning: To promote air circulation and keep the plant healthy, prune away dead or overlapping branches. This also helps to better distribute the light over the plant.
By following these guidelines, you can enjoy the beauty of roses even in the shady corners of your garden. Discover our range of shade-tolerant roses at Belle Epoque and let our experts advise you on finding the perfect rose for your garden.
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