Rosa 'Cinco De Mayo' (Cinco De Mayo Rose)


Botanical Information

FamilyRosaceae
GenusRosa
Cultivar'Cinco De Mayo'
CategoryWoody
TypeShrub (deciduous)
OriginRosa 'Topsy Turvy' x Rosa 'Julia Child', Hybridizer Tom Carruth (2009).

Details

USDA Hardiness Zone6 - 10
USDA Hardiness Ref.
Canadian Hardiness Zone7 - 9b
Canada Hardiness Ref.
RHS Hardiness ZoneH7 - H1c
RHS Hardiness Ref.
Temperature (°C)-20 - 5
Temperature (°F)25 - 40
Height1.2 - 2 m

Description and Growing Information

ShapeRounded.
LandscapeBorders, hedges, flower beds, containers, and as a cut flower.
PropagationSoftwood cuttings can be taken once the first bloom occurs in spring to summer, hardwood cuttings should be taken in autumn.
CultivationFull sun, moist and well drained soil. Suckers should be removed annually.
PestsAphids, leafhoppers, spider mites, scale insects, caterpillars, mildew, dieback, canker, viruses, rust and rose slugs.
Notable SpecimensQueen Sirikit Botanic Garden, Mae Rim District, Chiang Mai Province, Thailand.
Flower/Leaf Bud DescriptionLong and pointed.
Leaf DescriptionDeep super-glossy green, margins serrate, odd pinnate, 4 leaflets in rows with one at the tip. Medium size, up to 10 cm diameter
Flower DescriptionIndescribable blend of rust-red and lavender-smoke.

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