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This hybrid tea rose is celebrated for its large, elegantly shaped blooms in coppery orange shades. Known for its long, dark stems, it's ideal for cut flower arrangements and exudes a sweet, floral fragrance. The Bettina climbing rose variant stands out with its vigorous climbing habit, perfect for adorning trellises and fences.
Head over to your closest All Green nursery, either Hoppers Crossing or Geelong, to personally experience the vibrant beauty of these roses. The Bettina roses are available as standard, bare-root roses or potted plants.
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The best time to prune a Bettina rose is in late winter or early spring before new growth starts. Pruning during this time will help stimulate new growth and promote abundant blooming throughout the growing season.
When pruning, start by removing any dead, damaged, or diseased wood, cutting back to healthy wood with clean, sharp pruning shears. Then, remove any weak, spindly growth and any old wood that is no longer productive. Finally, shape the plant by cutting back to a bud facing outward from the centre of the plant, which will help promote good air circulation and sunlight penetration.
Bettina roses are primarily used for ornamental purposes due to their beautiful blooms, fragrance, and attractive foliage. They are often grown in gardens, and used in cut flower arrangements, as their long, sturdy stems make them ideal for floral design. Other suggested uses include containers, flower arranging, and garden beds.
Yes, Bettina roses are scented. They have a strong, sweet fragrance that is often described as a classic rose scent. The fragrance of the Bettina rose is one of the reasons why it is a popular choice for cut flowers and floral arrangements. The intensity of the scent may vary depending on the time of day, temperature, and humidity. Typically, the fragrance is strongest in the early morning and late evening when the temperature is cooler.
The ideal planting location for Bettina roses is a spot where they can receive full sun for at least six hours daily. They thrive in well-drained soil with a neutral to slightly acidic pH. Choosing a location with good air circulation is important to reduce the risk of fungal diseases. Avoid planting them in deep shade or overly wet areas.
