Royal Jubilee
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Trandafirii la rădăcină nudă trebuie scoși din câmp doar după ce au intrat în repaus vegetativ, s-au maturizat și sunt pregătiți pentru iarnă.
Dacă sunt scoși prea devreme, plantele sunt supuse unui stres inutil, iar lăstarii nu au timp să se maturizeze și să se „lemnifice”.
La sfârșitul toamnei, odată cu scăderea temperaturilor, creșterea încetinește, frunzele cad, iar lăstarii se lignifică – adică se maturizează și se „lemnifică”. Astfel, trandafirii intră în iarnă bine pregătiți pentru temperaturile scăzute.
Nu forțăm sezonul doar pentru a livra mai devreme. Așteptăm momentul potrivit din ciclul natural al plantei, astfel încât clientul să primească un trandafir bine maturizat, viguros și pregătit pentru iarnă.
Dar nu vor îngheța peste iarnă?
Tocmai de aceea îi scoatem din câmp după maturizarea lăstarilor, astfel încât trandafirii să fie bine pregătiți pentru iarnă.
Famous Roses oferă 180 de zile garanție la prindere pentru trandafirii la rădăcină nudă.
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Royal Jubilee is a shrub English rose created by David Austin, noted for its deep pink, deep cup-shaped flowers and its strong, fruity fragrance with a distinct note of blackcurrant.
It forms a large bush with flowers elegantly carried on thin, supple stems. The petals curve inward and leave the stamens only slightly visible, giving each bloom a distinct and easily recognizable look.
Choose Royal Jubilee if you want a pink rose with a unique shape, strong fragrance, and enough presence for a generous border or a flowering hedge.
The story of the variety and its name →
David Austin introduced Royal Jubilee in 2012, the year the variety was given a name chosen to celebrate the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II.
The name speaks of celebration and continuity, and the flower responds with an elegant presence, without becoming rigid or solemn. The deep pink attracts the eye, and the inward-curving petals keep the center of the flower almost hidden, as if each cup were protecting something worth discovering up close.
Royal Jubilee does not reveal all its details at a single glance. From a distance, you notice the color and volume of the bush. As you get closer, you discover the unusual shape of the flowers, the lighter shade on the underside of the petals, and the strong, fruity fragrance with a hint of blackcurrant.
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The shape of the flowers is the main differentiator of this variety. The petals curve inward to form a deep cup, leaving the stamens only slightly visible. The result is a clean, elegant bloom, different from very full and fully open rosettes.
The deep pink is accompanied by a lighter shade on the underside of the petals. The difference becomes visible when the flowers move in the light or are viewed from the side, adding more depth to the bush.
The strong, fruity fragrance with a hint of blackcurrant completes the floral experience. It is best enjoyed when the rose is planted in a place you pass by or near an area where you spend time.
Repeat flowering brings multiple waves of blooms throughout the season. After the first flush, the bush can return with new buds and new pink cups that bring color back to a border or along a hedge.
As the plant matures, Royal Jubilee gains more volume and presence. You don't just follow each flower, but also how the entire bush fills with color again from one wave of blooms to the next.
Famous Roses recommends Royal Jubilee to those seeking an English rose with a unique floral shape, deep pink color, strong fruity fragrance, and enough vigor to create an important presence in the garden.
It is not the right choice for a very small space or a place where the bush must remain low and compact. Royal Jubilee is a large shrub and needs enough room to showcase its habit and flowers.
See less →How to integrate it into your garden →
Plant Royal Jubilee in a generous border, in a sunny spot where the bush can grow without being crowded. Because of its size, it can become a focal point in a visible area of the garden.
It is also suitable for a rose hedge. Planted alongside other specimens, it can create an ample mass of foliage and pink flowers, with new waves of color throughout the season.
To discover its strong fragrance, choose a spot near a walkway, entrance, or seating area. This way, the flowers can be admired up close, and the fruity note of blackcurrant can be enjoyed when you walk through the garden or spend time outside.
The deep pink can be highlighted by white, blue, purple, or maroon flowers and by plants with green, gray, or silver foliage. Calmer combinations allow the unusual shape of the flowers to remain the center of the composition.
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- Type: Shrub English rose
- Breeder: David Austin
- Variety code: Auspaddle
- Year of introduction: 2012
- Color: Deep pink, with lighter pink on the underside of the petals
- Flower: Medium, deep cup-shaped
- Approximate petal count: Approximately 35
- Fragrance: Strong, fruity, with a hint of blackcurrant
- Flowering: Repeat flowering, in waves
- Habit: Large shrub with thin, supple stems
- Approximate dimensions: Approximately 140 cm tall and 140 cm wide
- Exposure: Sun
- Usage: Borders, mixed beds, and rose hedges
Dimensions are approximate and refer to a mature, shaped, and annually pruned plant. Development may vary depending on climate, soil, exposure, care, and pruning method.
See less →Frequently asked questions →
Does Royal Jubilee have a strong fragrance?
Yes. It has a strong, fruity fragrance with a hint of blackcurrant.
What are the flowers like?
The flowers are of medium size and have a deep cup shape. The petals curve inward and leave the stamens only slightly visible.
Does Royal Jubilee bloom only once?
No. It is a repeat-flowering rose and can return with several waves of blooms throughout the season. There may be periods with fewer flowers between waves.
How big does it grow?
The approximate dimensions of a mature plant are about 140 cm in height and 140 cm in width. It needs enough space to develop naturally.
Where should it be planted to enjoy its fragrance?
Choose a spot near a walkway, entrance, terrace, or seating area. In a frequented place, the strong fragrance can be discovered more easily when the flowers open.
Is it suitable for a small garden?
It can be used only if you can provide the necessary space. Royal Jubilee forms a large shrub and is not the best choice for a very narrow spot or for a bush that must be kept low.
Can it be used for a rose hedge?
Yes. Its large shrub habit and repeat flowering make it suitable for a flowering hedge, provided the plants receive enough space and light.
Why does it bear the name Royal Jubilee?
David Austin named the variety to celebrate the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II.
What should I do after planting?
Water deeply after planting and monitor soil moisture during the establishment period. For complete steps, consult the planting guide →
To support the development of the bush and the return of new waves of flowers, consult the watering guide →
