Rosa Samba

Roses belonging to this group are known for their extremely long flowering period, as they bloom continuously from late spring until the end of October, and often even until the first frosts. The flowers are smaller and do not grow individually, but rather in small bouquets or clusters. Although they are less diverse in color – most often appearing in shades of white, pink, and red – they are a very popular group due to their exceptional hardiness. A multicolored variety with changing shades. They usually grow to a height of 50–70 cm. They prefer sunny locations and well-structured soil rich in nutrients. Their water requirements are moderate. In gardens, they can be planted individually or in groups, and in either form they make a special ornament of the garden.