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A stunning hybrid out of Germany, the Adolf Horstmann rose boasts rich, lemon-yellow petals fringed with blushing salmon. Even its buds present beautifully as bright, teacup-shaped dots of colour against its deep emerald leaves. Its greatest strength, however, is its powerful fragrance. The scent from even a small bouquet can vitalise a room or sweeten a garden wind.
All Green’s Melbourne nurseries supply healthy Adolf Horstmann roses for delivery or pickup. Come down to our Hoppers Crossing or Geelong nurseries to see these flourishing stunners.
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The Adolf Horstmann is just one of several gorgeous hybrid rose species we stock here at All Green. Here, we’ve lined up a few of our favourite varieties to spark your interest, but there are plenty more for you to choose from!
As a sun-loving rose, Adolf Horstmann flourishes during the warmer months. The blooming season for Adolf Horstmann roses typically begins in late spring or early summer and continues throughout the summer and into the fall. The exact timing of the bloom can vary depending on your location and the weather conditions.
These roses are known for their large, double blooms and intense fragrance. It is important to note that the frequency and abundance of blooms can be affected by temperature, light exposure, water availability, and pruning techniques.
Adolf Horstmann is a hybrid tea rose cultivar. Hybrid tea roses are a cross between tea roses and hybrid perpetual roses and are known for their large, high-centred blooms on long, straight hardy stems. They are a popular type of rose for both garden and cut flower use and are often grown for their beautiful and fragrant blooms. The Adolf Horstmann hybrid tea rose has large, double blooms and petals with a pink colour on its outer rows.
Yes, Adolf Horstmann roses are known for their strong and sweet fragrance. The scent of these roses is often described as a classic, old-fashioned rose fragrance, with a strong and pleasant aroma that can fill a garden or room.
The fragrance of a rose can vary depending on factors such as temperature, humidity, and time of day, but generally, the blooms of Adolf Horstmann roses have a strong and noticeable fragrance.
Adolf Horstmann roses are a popular type of rose that is used for a variety of purposes. This includes garden decorations, cut flowers, floral arrangements and making perfumes. Their attractive nature means you can add them to home borders and garden beds or keep them upright in vases.
