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Bonica roses, celebrated for their resilience and charming aesthetics, are a delightful addition to any garden. These floribunda roses are known for prolific blooms, producing dainty clusters of soft pink flowers in late autumn. The Bonica's blooms are admired for their delicate colour and semi-double form, adding a textured depth to garden landscapes.
Visit your closest All Green nursery in Hoppers Crossing or Geelong in person to see the stunning large clusters of pink Bonica roses. These beautiful roses are available in standard, bare-rooted, or potted forms.
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Our collection features a wide range of rose varieties, carefully selected from all around the world. Below, explore some of our top picks.
Bonica roses are a popular garden roses known for their small size and light fragrance. The majority of standard-size Bonica roses will reach less than a metre high, making them an ideal choice for smaller gardens or border hedges. They can be pruned to control their size, although excessive pruning is not recommended as it could drastically reduce the plant's flowering potential. The bush can produce an abundance of five-centimetre, semi-double pink flowers every spring if given adequate space and sunlight.
The Bonica rose is a popular and prolific garden rose with hybridised parentage. It belongs to the floribunda family, meaning it is an improved version of the hybrid tea rose. Floribundas are characterised by their clusters of flowers with several blooms on each stem that can last for several weeks in ideal conditions, making them a great choice for gardeners and floral arrangers alike.
Bonica roses grow best in well-draining soil rich in organic matter, such as a combination of garden loam and compost. Adding sand to the mixture will help further improve drainage. The pH of the soil should be slightly acidic, between 6 and 7, as roses don't do well in soils with higher alkalinity. To maintain soil nutrients, roses benefit from fertiliser applications once or twice during the growing season—follow the manufacturer's instructions for application rates and timing. A layer of mulch around these roses provides enhanced moisture retention and improved weed control.
Bonica roses are an ideal choice for gardeners in Melbourne, as they are well-equipped to withstand the climates of cooler regions. They are bred to be disease-resistant and have proven highly successful throughout colder and wetter weather conditions. This hardy variety of roses grows best between early spring and late fall, with beautiful blooms usually appearing from October to April. If you love to grow roses, the Bonica rose bush is the perfect choice.
