Rosa 'Boscobel'

Boscobel rose

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Plant features Rosa 'Boscobel'

Boscobel rose

Genus
Rosa (view all varieties)

Root type
Pot

Flowering months
augustus, juli, juni, oktober, september, May

Leaf colour
Pink

Possibilities
Border, Group planting, Trellis, Wall, Pergola, Planter, Pot, Edge planting, Solitary

Soil type
All soil types, well-drained

Positioning
Sun

Winter hardiness
-28,9°C / -23,3°C, USDA zone 5

Fruit-bearing plants
Yes

Water needs
Average water

Evergreen plants
No

Leaf colour
Green

Fragrant plants
Yes

Growth habit
Upright to bushy growth habit

Mature height (cm)
100

Art. no.
1002363

Description Rosa 'Boscobel' | Boscobel rose

The Rosa 'Boscobel', commonly known as the Boscobel rose, is a delightful addition to any garden. This rose cultivar is known for its upright to bushy growth habit, reaching a height of about 100 cm. The Boscobel rose features lush green leaves that are smooth to the touch, providing a perfect backdrop for its fragrant blooms. Although not evergreen, this rose is admired for its resilience and ability to attract pollinators. The plant is relatively easy to maintain, making it a popular choice for gardeners. Additionally, the Boscobel rose produces small fruits, adding further interest to its appearance.

Key Plant Characteristics of Rosa 'Boscobel'

Rosa 'Boscobel' blooms from May to October with full, fragrant pink flowers that attract bees and butterflies.
For optimal growth, this plant requires a sunny location.
It thrives in all soil types as long as the soil is well-drained.
The stems of Rosa 'Boscobel' are sturdy, supporting its upright to bushy growth habit.

This garden plant is ideal for borders, pergolas, and pots, adding beauty and fragrance to any garden.

Application of Rosa 'Boscobel' in the Garden

Rosa 'Boscobel' is perfect for adding charm to borders, group plantings, or as a solitary feature. It thrives in pots and planters, making it ideal for balconies and terraces.
This plant is winter hardy, tolerating temperatures as low as -28.9°C, making it suitable for various climates.
Rosa 'Boscobel' combines well with other shrubs and perennials, enhancing the garden's visual appeal.
The plant's greatest ornamental value lies in its full, fragrant pink blooms that reappear throughout summer and autumn, attracting pollinators.

Planting & care Rosa 'Boscobel' (Boscobel rose)

We would like to provide some tips on how to plant and care for a Roses. By following these tips, you can be sure to enjoy your Roses for a long time.

Ideal placement of a Rosa 'Boscobel'

The Rosa 'Boscobel' thrives best in a sunny location with well-drained soil. This plant is adaptable to all soil types, but ensuring good drainage is key to its health. A sheltered spot, protected from strong winds, will support its upright to bushy growth habit. The right location enhances its ability to produce full, fragrant pink blooms throughout summer and autumn. Proper placement also boosts its resistance to harsh conditions, making it a hardy and robust choice for gardens. Ideal for use in borders, as a solitary plant, or in pots, the Rosa 'Boscobel' adds beauty and attracts pollinators.

How do I plant a Rosa 'Boscobel'?

Proper soil preparation is crucial before planting Rosa 'Boscobel'. This process ensures the soil is well-drained and rich in nutrients, which is vital for healthy plant growth. Mixing organic materials like compost into the existing soil improves water permeability and nutrient availability. Plants grown in pots can be planted year-round, except during frost periods. After planting, it's important to water the plants until they are well-rooted. The size of the plant determines the number of plants per square metre; for Rosa 'Boscobel', consider spacing them appropriately. For detailed planting instructions, follow the guidelines carefully.

Pruning a Rosa 'Boscobel'

Pruning Rosa 'Boscobel' is beneficial for maintaining its shape and encouraging more blooms. It is best to prune in late winter or early spring before new growth begins. This helps remove any dead or crossing branches, which can improve air circulation and overall plant health. During the blooming period, cutting back spent flowers can stimulate further flowering. Use clean, sharp secateurs to make precise cuts and prevent disease. Regular pruning not only enhances the plant's appearance but also supports its vigorous growth and abundant flowering throughout the summer and autumn months.

Watering a Rosa 'Boscobel'

The Rosa 'Boscobel' requires careful watering to thrive. It benefits from deep watering rather than frequent light watering. This method encourages strong root growth. Watering is best done early in the morning or late in the afternoon to minimise evaporation. During dry, sunny periods, check the soil to ensure it needs water. Well-drained soil is crucial, so excess water should always be able to escape, whether the plant is in the ground or a pot. Collected rainwater can be used for watering. Initially, when planting, additional watering is necessary until the plant is well-rooted. The Rosa 'Boscobel' is not particularly drought-resistant, so regular monitoring is essential.

Fertilising a Rosa 'Boscobel'

Fertilising Rosa 'Boscobel' is essential for promoting healthy growth and vibrant blooms. Using organic fertilisers is recommended, as they prevent root and leaf burn that can occur with synthetic options. Heijnen's Organic Starter Fertilizer and Organic Maintenance Fertilizer are excellent choices. Fertilise twice a year, in spring and summer, to ensure the plant receives the nutrients it needs. The amount of fertiliser depends on the plant's size, so adjust accordingly. Nutrients are absorbed when dissolved in water, so during dry spells, water the garden to help release them into the soil for the plant's roots to uptake.

The characteristics of a Rosa 'Boscobel'

The Rosa 'Boscobel', known for its full, fragrant pink blooms, is a delightful addition to any garden. This rose not only reblooms in summer and autumn but also attracts pollinators, making it a favourite among gardeners. Despite its compact size, the Boscobel rose is hardy and resilient, thriving in well-drained soil and sunny spots.

Frequently Asked Questions Rosa 'Boscobel' (Boscobel rose)

What will be the height of Rosa 'Boscobel'?

The mature height of this plant is typically around 100 cm. Rosa 'Boscobel' is known for its compact size, making it suitable for various garden settings.

What will be the width of Rosa 'Boscobel'?

The Rosa 'Boscobel' plant typically grows to a width of about 90 cm. This compact shrub is ideal for various garden settings.

Which soil type is most suitable for the Rosa 'Boscobel'?

The most suitable soil type for Rosa 'Boscobel' is well-drained soil. This plant thrives in various soil types, as long as the drainage is good, ensuring healthy growth and vibrant blooms.

What is the ideal positioning for the Rosa 'Boscobel'?

The ideal location for Rosa 'Boscobel' is a sunny spot in the garden, as it thrives best with plenty of sunlight. It prefers well-drained soil and can adapt to various soil types, making it versatile for different garden settings.

What is the flowering colour of the Rosa 'Boscobel'?

The flowers of Rosa 'Boscobel' are a beautiful shade of pink. This plant is known for its full, fragrant blooms that appear from summer to autumn.

What is the flowering time of the Rosa 'Boscobel'?

The Rosa 'Boscobel' blooms from May to October, providing a long season of vibrant pink flowers. This plant is known for its repeat flowering, making it a delightful addition to any garden throughout the summer and early autumn months.

Is the Rosa 'Boscobel' hardy?

The Rosa 'Boscobel' is generally hardy and can withstand cold temperatures, but its winter hardiness can be affected by the timing of frost and its location in the garden. Ensuring it is planted in well-drained soil and sheltered from strong winds can help it survive harsh winters.

Is the Rosa 'Boscobel' evergreen?

The Rosa 'Boscobel' is not evergreen, meaning it loses its leaves in winter. However, it will sprout new leaves in spring as temperatures rise.

What is the growth strength of the Rosa 'Boscobel'?

The growth potential of Rosa 'Boscobel' is significantly enhanced by proper care and timely fertilisation. Ensuring the plant receives adequate attention and maintenance will result in a robust and healthy shrub.

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The Rosa 'Boscobel' is a stunning addition to any garden. With its full, fragrant pink blooms, this rose offers a delightful scent and visual appeal. It blooms repeatedly from summer to autumn, attracting pollinators and adding vibrant colour. This compact shrub is hardy and strong, thriving in well-drained soil and sunny spots. Perfect for borders, pots, or as a standalone feature, it’s a must-have for garden enthusiasts.

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