10 ideas for a beautiful rosary

Our tips will help give the rosary a special charm. To beginners we suggest to pay attention to the widespread, but effective receptions. And experienced - to experiment, putting everything upside down, expanding the idea of ​​the beauty of roses. We warn: the use of all the tips at once will bring in your rosary not just a little zest, but a fair amount of raisins.

1. ROSES AND TERMINALS.

These are the classic partners: after or during breaks in the flowering of roses, clematis maintains the decorativeness of the composition. When planting seedlings, a rose can be placed in a hole with clematis, but a short distance away. To adults rose bushes (from 5 years and older), clematis are planted at a distance of 25-30 cm, with the root delimited root. Important: the habitus of both varieties (roses and clematis) must match each other. It is not necessary to attach a heavy clematis to a medium-sized rose - it will become an additional burden for it and a competitor for the light, not an effective partner. Advice: it is logical to plant with the Clematis varieties of the third group of pruning, which are severely cut off for the winter.

2. SEMI-RELATED ROSES.

Many modern rose bush varieties can be grown as low-hanging, this is an ideal solution for small gardens. To do this, shuffles with a spreading bush shape and long shoots will do. They are tied to a vertical support, forming a rose as a lace. Pruning here needs a weak one to preserve long shoots.

3. PETTY ROSES ON THE TREE.

The best decoration of tall old tree trunks is lacey and half-lobed roses. In the photo - abundantly and continuously flowering bouquet Parquet with a light musky aroma tied to willow. If you plant a rose close to the trunk, root competition will be avoided - in old trees, suction roots are located roughly along the projection of the crown. There will also be no struggle for light: the crown of the tree is high and does not obscure the rose.

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4. STAMB ROSES.

Well-groomed and abundantly blooming roses on the stem have in the rosary two purposes: to attract attention and cause delight. After all, in fact it is a magnificent solemn bouquet, located at eye level. To the barrel does not look like a bare "stick", in southern latitudes, lavender is planted at the foot, and dwarf varieties of spiraea are used in the north.

5. ROSES WITHOUT SHIPS.

In children's playgrounds and places intended for recreation, it makes sense to plant roses with a small number of thorns or without them. There are a lot of such varieties and for every taste, you can get acquainted with the lists by asking in the Internet search engine the query "rose without thorns". A nice bonus - you can cut and cover for winter such grades without gloves.

6. NOT ONLY FLOWERS, BUT AND SHIPS.

There are roses that can not boast of especially beautiful flowering, but they have excellent spikes. Rose silky 'Pteracantha' - perhaps the only one that is loved despite her prick. Her bright red large spikes are painfully beautiful, especially if you look at them in contrast. This is her main virtue and an unusual touch in any rosary.

7. MULTI-YEARS IN SPRING ROSARIA.

In the spring, before the roses blossom, the rose garden looks, let's say, promising. To make it really effective, between roses and

before them, plant perennials that will decorate the corner with flowers and smart foliage before and during the first wave of flowering roses. These are ornamental bows, aquilegia, brunner, creeping brook Atropurpureum; foxglove, geraniums, which do not give abundant self-seeding, lupines, cats, cleansers with decorative leaves, irises, geyher.

8. ONE-JUNIOR IN POULTS.

Letniki in containers are good with an abundance of flowering and mobility - they can be rearranged at least every day, changing compositions and creating beautiful contrasting and nuanced combinations with roses. And every time after such a rearrangement the rosary will look different! Pay special attention to diace, icteric, osteospermum, dimorphoteku, hatsaniyu, snapdragon, pansies and nasturtium.

9. HEDGE.

From roses, you can make a flowering, with a prickly and impenetrable wall. Choosing varieties for hedges, it is worth paying attention to the abundant and repeatedly blooming, with abundant foliage, resistant to diseases, and beautiful fruits. Of course, such a fence should not need shelter for the winter, so most often it is made of rose varieties wrinkled.

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10. PLAIN BURDURES.

From climbing roses you can get a blossoming border, framed by a rose garden or individual flower beds. To do this, according to the planned perimeter at an interval of 2 m, the required number of climbing roses is planted (re-flowering varieties with flexible shoots will be needed). As the lashes grow, they are tied to the V-shaped guides. Shoots of neighboring roses overlap. As a result, a blossoming border with a lightened care is obtained: in a horizontal position, the shoots of roses bloom more abundantly and do not have to suffer with bending the shoots for the winter and lifting them to the supports in the spring.

© Author: S.Kalyakin. Photo of the author

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WHAT FLOWERS COMBINE AND BEAUTIFULLY COOPERATE WITH ROSES?

To answer the question, in what quantity should the "retinue" of a rose be presented, we will briefly get acquainted with the concept of determining, supplementing and filling plants of this garden. Defining the author, he calls reliable plants that stand out among others in color, shape, and have a characteristic appearance. In a flower garden with roses, they will be the defining ones. Complementary plants are salted in a flower garden, while those determining only prepare for flowering or are already fading

© Author: A. Korpach. Photo: S.Kalyakin

The low-growing filling plants (zhivyachka, periwinkle, darknet) are called to play the role of a carpet that stretches at the feet of the queen and suite. Pachisandra, tiara. the mattress is able to cover the soil even in the shade of thick rose bushes, and the last two will also be pleased with gentle flowering in May-June. We will talk in more detail about the complementary plants that make up the immediate environment of roses.

Picking up neighbors, it is important to take into account the height of the rose bush, as the decorative elements of plants (roses and her partners) should be at about the same height.

After all, it is then that we can contemplate how the candles of Veronica penetrate the magnificent foam of the inflorescences of the Comtesse du Barry, the snow caps of the hydrangea 'Annabelle' just rise above the crimson buds of 'Colossal Meidiland'. lovely eyes of a violet hybrid find shelter under the delicate flowers of 'Bordure Abricot'. Exception are the roses of roses, for the perception of the shape of which either small neighbors (cat, soul, cereals) or neutral background wood plants with blue or emerald needles or juicy leaves greens are needed.

IS MYKBORDER WITH ROSES WITHOUT KOREOPSIS, RUDBEKIY, ECHINACEA, HELIOSPISE? AVOID SHARPNESS AND SAVE COLOR CONTRAST

Given the color, shape and texture, you can build nuanced or contrasting compositions, and the abundance of contrast strains and tires the contemplator, because contrast is appropriate and necessary as a seasoning for a dish, no more. A traditional example of a contrasting combination is roses with “candles” of kittens, veronikastrum, dubrovnik Girkansky, lyatris, agastakh (a striking feature of which is the transformation of the whole composition); vertical orientation fills the flower garden with movement, lightness, deprives of monotony. Given that the prevailing gamut of colors of these vertical plants is blue-violet, it is possible to make amazing alliances with white, apricot, light yellow, lemon, scarlet, coral roses. Less expressive unions of verticals will be with roses of cold pink, bluish, grayish shades.

Roses with "balls" of bows are a fantastic sight. In the arsenal are geometrically clear spheres ('Globemaster'), egg-shaped inflorescences (round-headed onions) or hemispheres (speed onions). Which ones will you choose? A rather familiar combination of roses and astilbe can be extraordinary if you use varieties with drooping inflorescences ('Straussenfeder') or with dense panicles ('Purpurlanze'). In the first case, the classic regular rose flowers will be diluted with flowing feathers, cute in their “irregularity,” while in the second case, the crimson verticals of astilbe will contrast sharply with the heads of the roses. To make this union harmonious, the Astilba 'Purpurlanze' can only be paired with large roses.

Duet rose-geranium - almost the classic technique of mixing border design: the characteristic shape of the bush and leaves of geranium, as well as the bluish-purple gamut of its flowers, small and not so small as to be lost in the vicinity of the rose, create a spectacular union where each plant manifests itself in all its glory without arguing or competing. An equally organic duet arises in roses and astrantia. Touching flowers of a peach-bell, graceful gramophone of platikodon, bizarre caterpillar caterpillars and phacelia curls, mysterious aquilegia caps, funny monarda spiders are partners not beaten, not traditional, but therefore even more charming.

In the immediate vicinity of a rose, plants with equally large flowers — peonies, dahlias, lilies, poppies — are undesirable. But if you choose roses with lush inflorescences, giving an impressive cloud of color, then this neighborhood will become bold, expressive.

Decorative-leaved neighbors (hosts, brunners, geichers, medinitsy) for roses should be selected, based on the color of the latter.

So, white roses will perfectly complement the medunits with silver and milk splashes, white-bordered hosts, purple roses - stonecrops 'Matrona', Ruby Glow ', roses of brown, orange, apricot shades - geysher' Can-can ',' Chocolate Ruffles ',' Marmalade ', light yellow and lemon roses - hosts' Queen Josephine', 'Summer Breeze'. Flowing hummocks of cereals, be a flowing waterfall and neat “hedgehog” of Cecelria or a slightly falling fountain of lightning, are extremely effective in the vicinity of roses, giving the flower garden ease, lightness, naturalness; and clouds of pike will create a veil that matches the rose.

Powerful cereals with high foliage form a dense spot, and therefore they are appropriate in the immediate vicinity only to large roses. The appropriate environment for park roses (for example, gray roses) is plants with a natural appearance - Volzhanka, astilba of soft color, Tatar aster, Veronikastrum, Manchurian clematis, hemoptysis, cereals.

ROSARIY ESTABLISHMENT - EXAMPLES ON PHOTOS

1. To avoid variegation and disharmony, remember: the advantage is over defining plants (roses), supplements should not compete with them.
2. AT THIS ROSES can occupy about a third of the flower garden area, and can be presented in a single number, but serve as accents due to the dominant color.
3. FINE FLOWER VARIETIES of panicled phlox, selected in texture and consistent with the neighbors according to the laws of color - are spectacular partners of roses.
4. PLANTS WITH SIZO, gray and calm green foliage harmoniously complement roses of any color, as well as unions of roses and perennials.
5. DOSTILE vertical satellites of roses include sage, sidalce, foxglove, penstemion, fizostegia, delphinium, baptisia.
6. HARMONIOUS FLOWER - this is an easy rose game with partners, like jazz improvisation, based on knowledge of a number of rules and laws of harmony.

7. MOST ROSE "TO THE FACE" combination with partners in the blue-violet range, except that they are exceptionally sugary-pink tones.
8. Variety varieties and color roses allows you to create a monochrome flower garden in any scale, and in the sun and light shade.
9. ADDITIONAL plants play along with decisive. Arrange the composition using the color and shape of the inflorescences, based on the nuance or contrast.
10. LUKOILS AMONG ROSE can be placed in small groups (according to 3-5 pieces) or evenly scattered around a rose bush.
11. FOR GOOD GROWTH and the development of both partners, perennials should be planted at a distance of at least 30-40 cm from the rose, clematis - at least 60 cm.

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ROSARI OWN HANDS - TIPS, REVIEWS AND RECOMMENDATIONS

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Roses have a special magnetism. Their proud heads of the most varied shapes, terry, colors and aroma make the hearts of gardeners beat more often - and encourage them to give royal plants to these plants.

In fact, the presence of an impressive place in the garden or even on the balcony does not really matter - for every corner there is a rose. Unless the owners of large green domains have a richer choice, because it is the sprawling shrubs that traditionally predominate in the flora market.

In a solo performance or as a hedge, the natural beauty of such a queen with picturesquely drooping stems is especially effective if they are given a spacious corner and "cut" only as needed. By the way, in park roses it is undesirable to cut wilted flowers - the last autumn will decorate the bush, turning into pretty fruits. If the place where a beautiful woman with magnificent forms could turn, is not enough, it is worth paying attention to modern varietal plants - most of them are not only remontant, but also less sprawling.

Climbing roses help to use a minimum of space in the garden to the maximum, namely, to take into circulation vertical surfaces. "Mountaineers" are divided into two types - remontant climbers with thick straight growing stems up to 4 m long and rambler with flexible long shoots that self-cling to the support, subduing the height in 10 m, although this is not the limit.

The spreadsheets with the flowers gathered in the lush brush originally blossomed only once in the summer. But the situation has changed for a long time - there are plenty of remontant and to the same compact roses of this type, which have already gained popularity.

Along with the traditional rambler, for example 'Super Excelsa'(carmine-pink) and Ghislaine de Feli gonde (yellow), to multiply blossoming compact majesties are such novelties of selection as Perennial Blue (violet-pink) and Christine helene  (yellow and white).

The next step of the garden "marlezons' ballet" is the selection of the correct retinue for the crowned person. To the royal court will be ideal only those plants that will not draw attention to themselves and interfere with the development of the rose.

In addition, satellites should grow well under the same conditions as her Majesty - in a sunny flower garden with fertile, well-drained soil. It is worth noting that with the magnificent buds of roses the contrasting inflorescence, for example, sage and multicolor, contrasts.

A suitable edging for a pink flower bed will be small-flowered "pillows", for example, a douche and coreopsis whorled. When the season of roses wilts, ornamental herbs can play a leading role, for example, short-curd and chamomile reed grass. □

1. A pink canopy covers the wall with a 'Lagoon'. This hardy rose is resistant to diseases of the leaves.
2. Tone in tone picked up by the queen 'Roseraie du Chatelet'and a nearby peony with pink terry flowers. A harmonious background for a pink pair is a blue bearded iris.
3. 'Escimo'- a compact white rose with simple flowers that look great in bouquets.
4. Climbing roses (in the photo 'Vellchenblau') are a magnificent duet with clematis. When the queen blossoms, the blue clematis 'Prince Charles' and the dark violet 'Viola' appear on the garden scene, which will decorate the plantation until the fall.

1. Chippendale refers to tea-hybrid roses, which are often planted on the stem. Apricot flowers of this variety exude an intense aroma.
2. Have a hardy rose Gebriider Grimm The flowers gradually change color from orange-yellow to pink-red. On the photo the beautiful light-colored cat 'Dawn to Dusk'.
3. 'Kiftsgate Violett' with purple-violet flowers gently embraces the trunk of the old cherry. It is important: this climbing rose needs full-scale growth for its full-scale growth, closeness is not for it.

1. `New Dawn` - a repairing soft pink climbing rose that blooms relentlessly from June to autumn. The aroma of its flowers resembles that of ripe apples.
2. 'Graham Thomas' refers to the most popular English roses. The plant with a height of 1,5 m is distinguished by the fact that its rich yellow buds lighten as it unfolds, exuding a pleasant fragrance.
3. 'The Fairy' boasts versatility: it is equally magnificent both as a standard plant (pictured) in a flower garden and as a potted plant.

ROSE GROWING IN POTTLES

In the garden there was not a single inch of land left for another rose?

Or, maybe, you want to enjoy a beautiful pink fragrance, lying right on the deckchair? Easily! For these bushes you can select a corner directly on the balcony or terrace. Here, the rose will need not only the sun, but a pot of impressive size. Since the roots of the plant are rather long, the height of the "flat" should be at least 35-40 cm (ideally - all 50 cm).

The diameter of the container depends, because it will only be inhabited by our heroine, or it will be supplemented by other plants. In the nerve case, there is enough pots with a diameter of 35 cm. If an apartment with a queen divides its suite, then the tub must accordingly be larger

Tips for caring for roses in pots

Plant roses in a special substrate for these plants.

Water the potted rose sparingly, but often - it does not tolerate moisture stagnation or drying out. Feed the plant in the spring and summer, once every 2 weeks.

Every 5 years, transplant the bushes in pots more spaciously. Do this in the fall or spring.

For the winter, bring the roses into a dark cool room with an air temperature of 8-YUS.

Pruning depends on the group to which the rose belongs, according to the girth. As partners of a rose it is desirable to choose low-growing herbaceous perennials, ornamental grasses and summers. After all, when the breeze freezes the bush, its leaves dry out faster from dew and rain.

And this, in turn, is an excellent prevention of fungal diseases. If you want to supplement the beauty candidates higher, it is better to put them next, in separate containers.

To "pets" long pleased the eyes, do not keep them in places where hot air stagnates, and in the penumbra (4-5 hours of sun) leave only suitable for such conditions varietal plants, for example 'Petti coat' or 'Garden of Roses'. Please note that in the shade the bloom will not be as abundant as in the sun. On the terrace, under the canopy of the rose, it is worthwhile to put it only at the time of flowering, and then they should be transferred to the open sky - here it is better for them.

1. In the old wooden barrel there is enough room for the rose 'Rosenfee'. It blooms profusely, is distinguished by enviable health and exudes a tender fragrance.
2. Yellow-pink 'Firebird grows in the company of chili peppers. To a rose
   did not pick up the powdery mildew, she, like all the other her sisters, should be watered at the root, avoiding getting wet on the leaves. The adult beauty reaches a height of 70 cm.
3. The composition from the queen of flowers 'WonderS', sage, thyme and oregano is beautifully looked. This hard-working patch rose blooms from the end of June.

1. For the sunny balcony is ideal 'Melina' -complex fragrant rambler height 1,5-2 m.
2. White ensemble: rose 'Petticoat' blooms with milk 'Diamond Frost'. Near the carnations are adorned, angelonia narrow-leaved and nemesis.

3. Scarlet flowers 'Till Eulenspiegel' as if blaze against the background of a light wall. Rosa "growth" of only 90 cm is supplemented by sedge and Geiger.
4. Under the miscanthus 'Gracillimus' there is a rose 'Garden of Roses' and Geranium 'Rozanne'. Because of the large size of the plants, the composition is only for one season.

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"SCENARIO" ROSARIA IN THE GARDEN

Being engaged in gardening of the site, we, as a rule, find a place for a couple of rose bushes. However, this is not enough for many gardeners; I want to surround myself with beautiful flowers and take full advantage of their decorative abilities. To create this rosary you need to know some subtleties. So, invite the rose to the main role in your garden scenario, and we will show you how to help her shine in all its glory.

FACE ROSES IN FAVORABLE LIGHT

Since the ancestor of roses, wild rose, is most often found in nature on well-lit mountain slopes, ravines, along steep banks of rivers where there is no stagnation of water, the same conditions are most comfortable for its cultural descendants. It is important to remember that all types and varieties of roses need as much light as possible. However, this does not mean that they should be in the hot sun all day long; in such conditions, the roses will quickly fade. And being at the southern walls of the building, they can seriously suffer from sunburn and excessive dryness. Cultural rose develops best at 15-22 ° C. When the thermometer rises above 25 ° C, the color of the flowers may fade and even burnt petals may appear in varieties with dark colored flowers.

That is why for decorative plantings of roses it is advisable to choose such corners where plants will be slightly shaded within a few hours (especially during the hottest time). Roses with a lace shade will serve the good service, but on condition that they do not shade the rose bushes for a long time.

Full shadow - the same adverse factor for roses, as well as a long "sunbathing" in the sun. In shady places, especially near the northern walls of houses and on steep northern slopes, roses cannot develop normally. In such conditions, they suffer from diseases and pests, and their wood does not fully ripen, which can lead to freezing of plants in the winter.

Roses should not be planted too close to trees, especially those whose roots “pull” too much nutrients and moisture from the soil (for example, birch, maple, elm, ash). It is not necessary to plant rose bushes and next to the berry bushes or vegetable beds: in this neighborhood it is impossible to carry out protective spraying. A lot of damage to the plants and the constant draft, which usually occurs near the corners of buildings on the site. At the same time, roses do not like closed, enclosed on all sides with fences, spaces. Air movement is an important factor in the health of roses; in the absence of ventilation, the risk of fungal diseases increases.

The best place for planting roses is the south-western or western slope; even or slightly hilly areas, as well as small lowlands, may come up. Deep lowlands are absolutely not for roses: there is no air circulation, and in the cold season the soil freezes over. Undesirable for roses and open elevations: strong winds will loosen the bushes and trunks, increase the evaporation of water from the soil and leaves.

AT EACH VARIETY - ITS PLAIN

Today, such a variety of varieties has been created that there are suitable plants for a garden in any style and a plot of any area. For example, for small gardens, the best option is climbing roses: quickly climbing up supports, they do not take up much space and cover arbors, pergolas, and arches with a thick, elegant bedspread. If you want to cover the front of the house with roses, you will need a support grid. It should be installed at a distance of at least 10 cm

from the wall so that the air freely circulates between the leaves and the plants do not “suffocate”. In addition, it is a necessary measure to prevent various diseases. It is best to plant the plant right below the window, and the branches should be directed upwards, on either side of it, then the roses will begin to branch more actively and grow more magnificently.

Lattices and arches can be used not only as a support for climbing roses, but also as space dividers (this is especially useful for large gardens). With the help of such walls it is convenient to allocate places for rest in the garden and to decorate farm buildings. Most often, roses are planted on well-viewed places - in the front garden, along the central path, on the lawn.

A mini-rose garden is usually arranged directly outside the house and in such a way that it can be seen from the open terrace where the family gathers for meals. Also important in this case is the choice of flower color. For example, if the terrace is used mainly for evening gatherings, then it is better to plant roses with white and light pink flowers next to it, which will continue to “glow” at dusk.

Suitable for a rose garden and a place in the depths of the garden near the free-standing pergola or gazebo.

In the garden you can create an original flower garden in the form of multi-colored long stripes, waves or curls of undersized polyanthus roses. Of the higher roses, the flo-ribe usually creates small single-variety groups, complementing them with flowering perennials with filigree leaves (baby's breath, cuff, catnip, silver sage). Hybrid tea roses, planted as single plants or as free groups from 3-5 bushes, will also become the decoration of the front garden. In such plantings, standard roses look impressive, but it is desirable that they all be the same height and have, as far as possible, identical crown sizes.

In the overall composition of the garden, roses are recommended to be planted so that at least three shrubs of the same variety grow in one place; then the tone of their flowering will seem more intense. The main element uniting the roses in the garden is best served by the lush greenery of the well-kept lawn.

The ever-expanding assortment of dwarf and miniature roses makes it possible to use them even in rock gardens. Pink small-flowered bushes charmingly look next to the dark-colored dwarf conifers. Such plantings are especially spectacular in the late autumn, when many Alpine plants have already faded. The opposite of such “crumb” roses is shrub roses, powerful, spreading. They can frame recreation areas, serve as a site fencing, as a background in a longline flower arrangement. The most beautiful fence composed of one variety. Very low borders are made of polyanthus or floribunda roses. For this, the plants are planted in two rows and denser than usual.

To create a harmonious composition it is extremely important to choose plants in height. In free plantings, a small difference in the size of the bushes does not matter much, and in some cases even gives them a special beauty. But in regular, well-planned flower gardens you should strive to ensure that no plant is lost in the general choir. For example, large shrub roses or roses with long stems should be in the background, and short-growing - in the first.

PICK UP COLOR "COSTUME"

The color palette of roses is extremely diverse, and this creates certain difficulties in finding harmonious combinations for compositions. It is easy to create a monochrome fit, it is much more difficult to combine contrasting colors into a whole. For example, red varieties are perfectly combined with white, yellow - with orange, cream-white - with mauve, light pink - with dark magenta. But pink next to dark red fade, do not stand out. To create expressive contrasting compositions, rose satellites are recommended: for example, the roses of yellow and orange stains next to the blue-lilac delphinium make a tremendous impression, pink roses in combination with blue-violet sage are very effective.

© Author: Katerina SOBOLEVSKAYA

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