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The Apricot Nectar rose bush is as sweet as its name implies. With minimal care, it will reward you with generous clusters of blushing apricot-hued flowers, each one double-bloomed and quite large. Combined with its rapid growth, the Apricot Nectar’s sweet, fruity fragrance makes it an excellent cut rose to freshen indoor spaces.
If you’d like to see and smell these roses, come visit All Green’s nurseries in Hoppers Crossing and Geelong. You can buy your new Apricot Nectar roses potted or bare-root.
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As stunning as our Apricot Nectar roses are, we’ve got plenty more rose varietals to share with you. Here are a few of our favourites.
The Apricot Nectar rose typically blooms in late spring to early summer, with occasional blooms throughout the growing season. The exact blooming period can vary depending on a particular region's climate and growing conditions. In warm and mild climates, the Apricot Nectar rose can bloom earlier and for a longer period. In cooler climates, the blooming period may be shorter and may occur later in the season. Providing your Apricot Nectar rose with proper care and maintenance, including regular watering, fertilisation, and pruning, is essential to encourage healthy blooming.
Like many varieties of rose, Apricot Nectar is a hybrid tea rose cultivar. Hybrid tea roses are part of the floribunda roses family and are a cross between hybrid perpetual roses and tea roses and are known for their large, high-centred blooms and long stems of foliage. They are a popular variety of rose due to their beautiful flowers, strong fragrance, vigorous growth habit, and repeat flowering capabilities.
Yes, Apricot Nectar roses are fragrant and are known for their sweet and fruity scent. The fragrance of Apricot Nectar roses is often described as a combination of fruity and floral notes, with hints of apricot, peach, and spice. The intensity of the fragrance can vary depending on the growing conditions, such as the amount of sunlight and water the plant receives. Overall, the fragrance of Apricot Nectar roses adds to their beauty and charm, making them a popular choice among gardeners and rose enthusiasts.
Hybrid tea roses like the Apricot Nectar rose are often grown for cut flowers and their ornamental value in gardens and landscapes. Apricot Nectar standard roses can also be used as a specimen plant, as a focal point in a garden, or as part of a mixed border. They are generally easy to care for, can be planted in clusters and provide a long-lasting source of beauty and fragrance in any garden or landscape.
