Belle Epoque wortel

Ballerina (carrot)

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Discover the Charming Rosa 'Ballerina': A Graceful Addition to Your Garden

The Rosa 'Ballerina' is an enchanting shrub rose that belongs to the shrub family Rosaceae. With its delicate small pink flowers and single flowers, this rose adds a touch of elegance to any garden. Mature plants reach a height of approximately 90cm, making them an ideal choice for a variety of garden settings.

A Dance of Colors The flowers of Rosa 'Ballerina' open in dense bunches with a dark pink starting color, which quickly changes to white-pink, surrounding a white heart with dark stamens. After flowering, small, graceful orange hips appear, adding an extra dimension to the plant.

Versatile and Disease Resistant Rosa 'Ballerina' is a strong and disease resistant rose. It can be used as a low climbing rose or ground cover, and is suitable for sunny or light shaded areas. This shrub rose combines particularly well with pink perennials, making it a harmonious addition to any garden.

Ideal Location and Care This rose prefers a location where it can enjoy the sun or light shade, in a moderately nutrient-rich, weakly acidic to neutral soil. Pruning is not immediately necessary, but the plant can be pruned back by up to a third in the spring for healthy growth and flowering. For a full effect, plant 3 to 5 Rosa 'Ballerina' shrubs per square meter.

Add Rosa 'Ballerina' to Your Garden With its graceful flowers and robust growth habit, the Rosa 'Ballerina' is an excellent choice for anyone who wants to enrich their garden with a top quality shrub rose, delivered directly from our nursery. Discover our collection of climbing roses, garden roses, and English roses, fresh from the nursery, and let Rosa 'Ballerina' transform your garden with its dance of colors and shapes.

Flowering time

June
July
August
September
October

Characteristics

Ballerina (carrot)

Flower shape

Single flowered
Stamens

Scent

Strongly scented

Care Instructions

Caring for rose 'Ballerina' is not difficult, but the rose does require some time and attention on a regular basis. Roses need a lot of energy to grow well and sufficient water and nutrition helps with this. Also check regularly whether there are spent flower buds on the rose. To avoid wasting energy, it is best to remove these as quickly as possible. It is wise to fertilize the rose so that it can absorb good and healthy nutrition again. The advice is to do this twice a year; in March and the end of June.

Delivery

Products are shipped directly from the nursery every week on Wednesdays. By delivering only once a week, we reduce logistics emissions and optimize our processes. This benefits both the quality of our products and the climate.