Naheglut is considered the best grade of climbing roses. Its amazing feature is to change the color of the petals during flowering. Breeders who brought this beauty, compared the game of petals under the sun with gentle music. This defined the second name of the rose - That Jazz ("this is jazz"). The beauty of the variety is shaded by other roses, suitable for decoration of the rosary, flower arch. The pride of the novelty are five awards, among which silver medals won at flower shows in Italy, Spain, Germany.
From the History of the Rose Jazz
Variety Jazz was created by breeder G. Evens only 15 years ago. Rose climbing Jazz was introduced by the Tantau nursery. Breeders give the following description of the variety:
- high-grade shoots, up to 1 m;
- buds are collected in clusters of 5-6 colors, the diameter of which is 3-4 cm;
- velvety flower petals with patterned edges of copper-apricot color with a pink tone. Gradually, the copper color disappears, the flower becomes apricot pink, then the apricot disappears and one remains - pink.
Beauty Jazz
For your information! The rose does not smell, but jazz flowers are attractive throughout the flowering period. When they fully open, the petals merge into a solid array, covered with dots of dark pink color. A closer look reveals that these are stamens.
Flowering begins in the spring and continues until frost.
Note! Rose Jazz tolerates adverse conditions, is not affected by disease.
The benefits of roses include:
- unpretentiousness in leaving;
- disease resistance;
- tolerates harsh winters;
- no constant pruning required;
- flowers showered on their own.
Apricot Pink Miracle
Despite the advantages, the variety has several disadvantages:
- partial pruning is necessary for the plant;
- prickly spikes make it difficult to trim;
- in the shade, the bush does not grow well;
- due to abundant flowering, the bush needs to be fed periodically.
Despite the shortcomings, many gardeners love to grow Jazz roses.
Landing
Rose Jazz is unpretentious and feels great near supports, around which clematis or other flowers of contrasting color curl. Gardeners believe that it is better to plant a Jazz rose in late spring, when the soil is fully warmed up.
Important! The landing site should be chosen on the sunny side, sheltered from the winds by other stands. The soil in the rose garden should be fertile and light.
Step-by-step landing procedure
The bush can be planted independently. Step-by-step instructions on how to do this correctly:
Planting a seedling
- Cut the roots of the seedling by 1 cm and soak in the stimulator of root formation and growth.
- On the site you need to dig a square hole (side size 60 cm).
- It is necessary to prepare the soil mixture from garden soil, turf, sand, clay, peat, humus. You can add a little ash and fertilizer (superphosphate).
- Humus or bird droppings are poured into the bottom of the hole with a thick layer.
- The seedling is placed in the hole so that the roots lie freely, if necessary, the pit expands.
- The rose stamp is gradually thrown over the ground (in a circle), the soil is rammed.
- The rose spuds, the near-stem circle is filled with water and thrown with sawdust, dry bark.
For several days, the young plant is watered sparingly so as not to cause rapid growth of overhead shoots, because the root system has not yet developed.
Important! The seedling must be shaded from the hot sun so that it can take root well.
Care
In order to grow a powerful bush of ground cover roses of the Jazz variety, the growing conditions must be observed.
- Watering. Once a week, the plant needs to be watered under the root, the procedure is best carried out in the early morning and with warm water. If the weather is arid, the number of irrigation needs to be increased.
- Fertilizer. Climbing Rose Jazz is a very growing culture, the flowering of which is continuous, therefore, regular feeding is necessary, which is carried out according to the scheme: nitrogen fertilizer - potassium and sodium preparations - phosphoric. Nitrogen introduced in the spring will cause the growth of shoots and foliage. The second feeding will affect the formation of buds, autumn fertilizers will help the rose survive the winter.
- Pruning. The rose needs spring pruning to remove dry shoots and give the bush a shape.
Important! Slices are made at an oblique angle and processed by garden varieties, and the bush is then sprayed with Bordeaux liquid.
Breeding
If you want to have several bushes of the beautiful Jazz in the garden, then in early March you need to root the plant shoots. To do this, you must:
- Shallow long trenches are dug parallel to the bush.
- Direct shoots are selected.
- The shoots should be laid in trenches so that the extreme buds are on the surface of the earth.
- Branches are attached with studs and covered with earth.
Note! One bud on the shoot must touch the ground so that the branch takes root.
Rose propagation
With regular watering, the young seedlings quickly grow roots. Next spring, a new bush can be separated from an adult plant and planted in a permanent place.
Curly rose Naheglut (That Jazz) is a variety that can decorate any garden, but for this you need to provide it with proper care (watering, loosening, top dressing). Spent time and effort will surely pay off: cascades of falling cream-apricot flowers are worthy of the painter’s brush. The flowering music Jazz cannot but arouse admiration.
