About
Rosa The Fairy Tale Rose ('Poulcas065') is a cultivated rose in the genus Rosa valued for an extended summer display. It sits in the family Rosaceae and responds to standard rose care. Pruning, feeding and attention to soil structure will help it set regular flowers. It flowers from June to September.
About the genus
A rose is either a woody perennial flowering plant of the genus Rosa, in the family Rosaceae, or the flower it bears. There are over three hundred species and tens of thousands of cultivars. The plants range in size and form, from trailing and erect shrubs to climbers up to 7 metres (23 ft) in height.
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In the garden
Rosa The Fairy Tale Rose ('Poulcas065') is a named garden rose within the genus Rosa and the family Rosaceae. As a cultivated selection, it is grown for its seasonal flowering habit and is handled using practices applied to modern garden roses. The cultivar name indicates a registered selection rather than a wild species. Plant into well-prepared soil with good drainage and organic matter to improve structure; roses establish faster where the rootzone remains aerated. Apply a mulch layer to conserve moisture and suppress weeds, and water through dry spells rather than leaving the soil sodden. Prune in late winter or early spring to renew wood and open the centre to light and airflow, and deadhead spent blooms to encourage further flowering. Use it in a rose bed, mixed shrub border or container where routine rose maintenance is practical. Give room for airflow to reduce disease pressure and locate where occasional summer watering is convenient. Monitor for common pests and treat promptly using horticultural methods you trust. Expect the main flowering season to run June to September on Rosa The Fairy Tale Rose ('Poulcas065').
More in the Rosa genus
- Rosa 'Alpine Sunset' (HT)
- Rosa 'Barbara Richards' (HT)
- Rosa 'Chaplin's Pink Companion' (Cl)
- Rosa 'Dutch Gold' (HT)
- Rosa 'Gavotte' (HT)
- Rosa 'Geranium Red' (F)
- Rosa 'Hovyn de Tronchère' (HT)
- Rosa 'Mabel Morrison' (HP)
