Rose Rococo (Rokoko) - description of the variety and and its varieties

A delightful aroma, large delicate flowers and a weather-resistant crown distinguish the Rococo rose, which is popular in Russia and abroad. The seedlings purchased and planted in spring will give lush flowering in the first year.

Rose Rococo (Rokoko) - what kind of variety

Under the unifying term Rokoko, the German nursery Rosen Tantau from 2009 to 2016. released a series of cut roses aimed at greenhouse cultivation and in private gardens.

New 2018 - rose Erotic Rokoko

Short description

The Rococo group was assigned by the originator to a larger series called Nostalgic Dreams. All varieties within the series resemble historical roses, which today can only be admired in botanical nurseries or in paintings by artists of the past.

For your information! Ruffled edges of petals, delicate shades, delicate aroma - these are the common features of old varieties that breeders have tried to revive in their new products.

The bushes are characterized by strong but flexible upward-pointing shoots. The crown is not thick, well translucent.

Advantages and disadvantages of the variety

Among the advantages of the series is the ability to grow any variety in a greenhouse to obtain high-quality cut or in a garden plot to decorate the landscape. Long and abundant flowering, together with the high characteristics of the flowers, ensured high demand for the novelties of the Tantau company. Of the shortcomings, buyers noted the exactingness of roses to fertilization, as well as protection from diseases and pests.

Rose variety Candy Rokoko

Note! The best, in the opinion of the originator, the use of any of the varieties included in the Rokoko group is group single-color plantings near recreation areas. A pleasant aroma and beautiful flowers create an atmosphere of comfort and relaxation.

Popular varieties of the Rococo variety

Today, the Rococo series includes several varieties, the most famous of which are the following.

Lovely Rokoko

A cutting re-flowering hybrid tea variety was presented to the public by Tantau in 2011. After another 3 years, it went on the free market with slightly improved characteristics, which made it possible to grow the rose not only in greenhouses, but also in the open field. The diameter of the corollas is up to 8 cm, the shape is peony, the shade is pale pink, the type is terry. There is practically no aroma. Loose clusters of buds are formed at the ends of the shoots.

Rose Lovely Rococo

Magic Rokoko

Cutting variety of terry re-flowering rose. The buds open up to 6 cm in diameter. Terry corollas (on average 25 petals) of intense pink hue. The buds are collected in lush inflorescences of 5 pcs. The height of the bush is small, only 50-80 cm. The shoots are strong and durable. There is almost no aroma. The variety is recommended for cultivation in greenhouses and open field.

Magic Rokoko

Lemon Rokoko

A re-flowering floribunda of a creamy greenish hue, turning into a delicate yellow as the corolla opens. Terry corollas up to 8 cm in diameter.

Note! The advantage of the variety is the resistance of the flowers to wind and rain; in a cut, the bouquet costs at least 10 days. The height of an erect bush is 70-100 cm.

Lemon Rokoko

Playful Rokoko rose variety

Pion-shaped, profusely flowering cut variety. The diameter of the flowers is up to 6 cm, the shade of the petals is pink, the corollas are terry (on average, up to 20 petals). There is almost no aroma. The height of the bushes is small, up to 80 cm. At the ends of the shoots, the buds are collected in inflorescences of 3-5 pcs. in everyone. The leaves are dark green with a glossy sheen. The variety is resistant to black spot and powdery mildew.

Rose scrub Rococo Playful

Growing a flower

Saplings of any of the varieties of the Rococo series should be purchased in a specialized nursery, which serves as a reliable guarantee that the future bush will correspond to all varietal characteristics declared by the originator.

Seedlings with a closed root system and three strong shoots are mainly used as planting material.

For your information! For planting in the regions of Central Russia, scions are used on three-year-old rosehip bushes. This technique allows roses to survive in a more severe climate with frosts down to -30 ° C.

The best time for planting is spring, when the soil warms up to 10 ° C, usually in early May. If an autumn planting is chosen, then the best time for it is the first decade of September, when at least 3 weeks remain before stable frosts.

Seat selection

The place for planting is chosen in an illuminated area, since in the shade the buds are noticeably smaller. Do not plant roses in low-lying places, as this leads to stagnation of moisture at the roots and their rotting.

How to prepare the soil and flower for planting

The best soil for Rococo climbing roses is loam, which has good moisture holding capacity. Sandy loam soils are enriched with humus. Before planting in the fall, the garden bed is dug up, loosened, humus is introduced into it, and planting holes are dug next spring.

Planting procedure step by step

The order of work is as follows:

  1. Planting holes for the Rococo rose variety are dug at a distance of 1.5-2 m from each other. The required hole depth is 40 cm.
  2. If a seedling with an open root system, then soak it for 12 hours in a solution of a root former (root).
  3. The root collar is immersed in a hole just below the surface of the soil.
  4. The pit is filled with soil, to which a little wood ash, 40 g of superphosphate, and also a few handfuls of humus are added.
  5. The soil around the bush 40-50 cm around is mulched with sawdust or peat.
  6. Water abundantly.

Planting rose cuttings

Plant care

The principles of care are common to all Rococo varieties.

Watering rules and humidity

From spring to autumn, watering should be regular if the available rainfall is insufficient. Usually roses are watered every week, and more often in the south. 1-2 buckets are poured under each bush.

Important! It is best to water less often, but as abundantly as possible.

Top dressing and soil quality

In early spring, fertilizing begins with nitrogen fertilizers to stimulate the growth of green shoots. With the distillation of the buds, fertilizers should contain mainly phosphorus and potassium. The optimum composition has "Agricola-Rosa", which can be applied every 2 weeks. As a nitrogen supplement, a mullein solution is suitable at the rate of 10 liters per 50 liters of water. At the end of summer, feeding can be stopped so that the plant goes into a dormant stage before wintering.

Pruning and replanting

Regularly, the bushes require sanitary pruning: they remove broken shoots affected by diseases, and also cut off the faded tops of the branches 1-2 pairs of leaves below the bud. In the spring, the bushes are cut to a third of the length of the shoots.

Features of wintering a flower

If the winter temperature drops below -20 ° C, then it is recommended to cover the bushes, as well as to huddle. This is done after the night temperatures have dropped to −2 ° C.

Blooming rose

The opening of one bud takes 3-5 days, during which its original shade becomes brighter and darker.

A period of activity and rest

The beginning of forcing of buds is the first decade of June. In the future, as new shoots grow, the following buds will form.Flowering ends with a drop in the average daily temperature below 10 ° C.

Care during and after flowering

During flowering, it is vital for roses to get plenty of water, water, sun and nutrients. Faded buds must be cut off so that the bush does not waste energy on ripening the seeds.

Note! After the end of flowering, weak unripe shoots are cut out, since with the arrival of frost they will surely freeze out.

What to do if it does not bloom

The main reasons for the lack of flowers are the lack of sun and fertilizer. In poor soil, the rose will lose the splendor of the crown, the buds will become weak and will not even open. It is necessary to add mineral dressing, and after it, after a few days, pour it with a solution of humate.

Flower propagation

Rococo bush roses do not propagate by seed method. If there is already a healthy bush on the site, a year after planting, cuttings can be cut from it for reproduction.

For your information! The ideal time for cuttings is the first decade of June. By this time, depending on the weather, there may already be buds at the ends of the shoots; they must be removed from the cuttings.

To obtain planting material at the beginning of summer, shoots with 3 pairs of leaves are cut, which can be rooted right there in the garden bed. Be sure to put a cap from a cut plastic bottle on top. With successful rooting, young bushes are planted in a permanent place at the end of May next spring.

Rooting cuttings of roses

Diseases, pests and ways to control them

With budding in spring, rose bushes become very vulnerable to diseases and pests. For prevention, they are treated sequentially with an interval of 7-10 days:

  • bordeaux liquid or HOM. Will help strengthen the bush's immunity to fungal diseases;
  • phytoverm. Spraying is carried out against all groups of rose pests.

Caring for Rococo coincides with the standard agricultural technique for hybrid tea varieties. This rose is recommended for those who already have some experience in growing. But a beginner will also be able to achieve lush flowering if he can purchase high-quality planting material.

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