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- Roses in the stone bed
- Which roses thrive in the Steinbeet?
- Five drought-friendly roses for the stone bed
- 5 slightly more demanding rose varieties for the stone bed
Roses add color to the stone bed
Roses in the stone bed
Stone beds are often planted with woody plants and grasses. Flower lovers, however, lack color in the green-white rock garden. Roses in the stone bed give the rock garden scent and color. But not all roses like the nutrient-poor, dry soil. Find out below which roses are suitable for the Steinbeet.
Which roses thrive in the Steinbeet?
Rose is not the same as Rose. Since roses have delighted humanity for quite some time with their beautiful, fragrant flowers, many breeders have bred ever more sophisticated varieties for very different locations with very different requirements. So there is a huge range of roses from non hardy, sensitive rose species to very hardy, robust roses.
The Steinbeet is characterized by certain factors:
For the Steinbeet are therefore suitable heat-resistant, robust varieties that require little nutrients and are easy to clean.
If you have the opportunity to enrich the soil with nutrients and water them on hot summer days, you have significantly more roses to choose from for your rock garden.
Five drought-friendly roses for the stone bed
These roses cope with blazing sun, nutrient-poor sandy soil and dryness:
5 slightly more demanding rose varieties for the stone bed
Although the following rose varieties come with dryness and blazing sun clear, but should be spoiled once or twice a year with compost.