Growing ground cover rose Jazz in the garden: recommendations for beginners

History of the variety's creation

Rose Jazz was bred in 2003 in the German nursery Tantau. The full name of the variety is That's jazz. Despite its short period of existence, this climbing plant has won the hearts of hundreds of gardeners. In addition, the ground cover rose Jazz has become a prize-winner at many flower festivals and competitions.

Rose Jazz is one of the most famous ground cover flowering crops

Growing a flower: how to plant it correctly in open ground

The plant has excellent decorative properties. To achieve success in its cultivation, you need to carry out planting work correctly.

The plant is recommended to be propagated by seedlings. In order for the rose to grow normally and delight you with its decorative effect, it is best to buy planting material from trusted nurseries.

Important! The seed method is used only by breeders, since it does not allow preserving varietal characteristics. Experienced gardeners recommend planting the plant in late spring

This must be done after the soil has completely warmed up.

Experienced gardeners recommend planting the plant in late spring. This must be done after the soil has completely warmed up.

Selecting a location

A sunny area that is protected from the wind by other plants is suitable for planting. Roses need light and fertile soil.

How to prepare the soil and flower for planting

Before planting, the plant must be soaked in a growth stimulator. On the site you need to make a square hole measuring 60 by 60 cm. You also need to mix a mixture based on sand, clay, peat, humus, garden soil and make a hole in it. You can add superphosphate and ash.

Step by step landing procedure

To plant a plant you should do the following:

1. Place the seedling in the hole and straighten its roots.
2. Gradually sprinkle the rose with soil and compact the soil.
3. Hill up the rose and fill the trunk circle with water.
4. Sprinkle it with sawdust and dry bark.

Important! The plant should be watered moderately for several days. Otherwise, there is a risk of active development of above-ground shoots against the background of undeveloped roots

When planting, you need to observe a number of features

Description and characteristics of the Jazz rose

The crop is a shrub covered with many small flowers. The height of the bush, as a rule, does not exceed 70 cm, and the diameter is 50 cm. The plant blooms for a very long time, almost without interruption. The number of flowers is huge: up to 10 buds are formed on one stem, the diameter of which reaches 4 cm. The flowers of the ground cover rose Jazz are semi-double. At the moment of blooming, the flowers are orange in color, but as they open, the buds acquire a soft peach hue.

Despite its high decorative properties, the crop is characterized by excellent frost resistance. The plant easily tolerates prolonged rainfall and quickly recovers after frost. In addition, the Jazz rose is resistant to various types of fungal diseases.

As the buds open, they acquire a soft peach hue.

Plant care

In order for the plant to develop well and look as attractive as possible, you need to adhere to certain rules when growing it.

Watering rules and humidity

Rose Pilgrim (The Pilgrim) - characteristics of the varietal shrub

Once a week, the bushes should be watered at the root. It is recommended to perform the procedure early in the morning and use warm water. During drought, the amount of watering is reduced.

Fertilizing and soil quality

The variety is characterized by rapid growth, and therefore it needs to be systematically fed. In this case, you should adhere to the following scheme:

• in early spring, apply nitrogen agents;
• then use formulations based on potassium and sodium;
• Finally, phosphorus fertilization is carried out.

Pruning and replanting

It is not recommended to prune roses frequently. In the first year, it is enough to lightly trim the ends of the shoots. Then you should remove dry branches and thin out slightly to maintain shape. It is important to maintain a distance of 1 cm from the kidney.

Note! To avoid infection, the cuts must be treated with garden varnish.

Features of wintering a flower

The variety is highly resistant to frost. It can be easily grown in the Moscow region without shelter. Even if the shoots freeze slightly, the plant quickly recovers.

Advantages and disadvantages of the variety

Based on the description of the variety, the following conclusions can be drawn about the advantages of the variety:

• long flowering period;
• resistance to pests and fungal diseases;
• winter hardiness and resistance to excessive soil moisture;
• comparative ease of care;
• no need for regular pruning;
• the ability to self-get rid of faded buds;
• Widely used in landscape design.

However, this variety of rose also has disadvantages. The main ones include:

• susceptibility to fungal diseases in case of non-compliance with the watering regime;
• the presence of sharp thorns that complicate the process of tying and trimming;
• slow growth of the crop in shady areas.

What do mixed bouquets or roses with a border mean?

Knowing what colors roses come in and what they symbolize, you can create not only a beautiful composition, but also put meaning into it, express your feelings and wishes through flowers. Any combination of shades looks beautiful. They are combined depending on the intended meaning. Scarlet and snow-white inflorescences are a sign of passionate, endless love, and snow-white and golden ones are a sign of purity of thoughts and admiration. Combinations of roses and flowers with edging, which are selected depending on what feelings you want to express or to whom the composition is presented:

• A combination of scarlet, fiery and sunny colors - the combination of these shades carries a powerful energy message that expresses admiration, love and immeasurable gratitude. Such mixes are suitable for wives with whom they have lived more than one year of happy life, and they will also be appropriate for bosses whose work evokes genuine respect.
• A combination of scarlet and snow-white - if there are more dark inflorescences, this is a manifestation of love. If there are more light ones, it is a symbol of gratitude and recognition.
• A snow-white bouquet with one scarlet rose – love and respect. If the composition is scarlet, and there is one light rose in it, this sign indicates that your beloved is one in a million.

Note! “I love you, I admire you, you are immensely beautiful” - these words can be expressed by a composition of delicate light inflorescences with a pink edging of the petals

A mix of roses in one composition is a great solution for expressing your feelings

Features of agricultural technology of the ground cover rose Jazz

One of the main advantages of the Jazz variety is its long flowering period. So, the first flowers appear on the bush in June, and the crop fades in mid-October. However, in order to enjoy the fragrant flowering of the shrub for so long, it is necessary to comply with certain standards of agricultural technology.

How and where to plant

To determine the most suitable landing site, it is important to consider the following rules:

1. Groundwater. They must be at a depth of at least 100 cm from the roots of the bush. Otherwise, the root system may simply rot.
2. Air circulation. Free air circulation is very important for ground cover roses. It prevents stagnation of liquid in the soil.

Lowlands or swampy areas are absolutely not suitable for planting. Here the plant may rot.

Roses are planted in mid-spring. In autumn, planting should be carried out in a short time, because there is a high risk that the plant will not take root. As for the composition of the soil, you should give preference to loamy or chernozem options - Rose Jazz loves soil with a low level of acidity.

The depth of the planting hole should be about 60 cm, and its diameter should be 70 cm. After the plant is placed in the hole, it is important to carefully straighten the roots. Once planting is complete, the crop is watered with warm water and mulched with a thick layer of peat.

It is worth considering that the planting site should not be in the open sun all day long. The most suitable place is considered to be partial shade. Otherwise, the plant may get sunburned and die.

Variety Jazz does not like active sunlight

How to care

The basic procedures for caring for the Jazz rose include weekly loosening, watering every 2-3 days and fertilizing. Watering should be done only after the top layer of soil is completely dry. One bush requires about 15 liters of water. It should first be heated in the sun. As autumn approaches, the frequency of watering is gradually reduced, and with the onset of September it stops completely.

Feeding is carried out twice a season. Nitrogen compounds are applied for the first time in early spring to stimulate crop growth. The second feeding is done in the summer, using potash and phosphorus fertilizers. They influence the formation of buds and maintain the plant’s immunity at a high level.

To stimulate budding, it is recommended to remove the first rose flowers. Thus, the next year the bush will be abundantly covered with flowers.

Author's advice

In the spring, sanitary pruning should be carried out, during which all damaged, dry shoots will be removed. In the fall, this procedure can be carried out again to thin out the bush a little.

Despite its resistance to cold weather, it is still recommended to cover the plant for the winter. Coniferous spruce branches are used as insulation, which is placed between the branches and on top of the bush. Gardeners who live in regions with cold winters often make special frames. They are covered with plastic bags, which provide reliable protection for the crop from wind and frost.

Watering mode

Feeding with mineral compounds

Spring pruning

Reproduction

Rose Chippendale - characteristics of the varietal shrub

If you want to have several bushes of the beautiful Jazz in the garden, then in early March the plant needs to root the shoots. To do this you need:

1. Shallow long trenches are dug parallel to the bush.
2. Straight shoots are selected.
3. The shoots should be placed in trenches so that the outer buds are on the surface of the ground.
4. The branches are attached with pins and covered with earth.

Note! One bud on the shoot must be in contact with the ground for the branch to take root.

Rose propagation

With regular watering, the roots of a young seedling quickly grow. Next spring, the new bush can be separated from the adult plant and planted in a permanent place.

The climbing 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, fertilizing). The time and effort spent will definitely pay off: the cascades of flowing creamy apricot flowers are worthy of a painter’s brush. The music of blossoming Jazz cannot but arouse admiration.

Answers to flower growers' questions

A mulch layer around the rose retains moisture, protects the ground from overheating, and makes it difficult for weeds to grow.
Question #1: Is it necessary to mulch the soil under ground cover roses?

For normal growth, roses need an optimal temperature regime, not only of the air, but also of the ground. In overheated soil, as well as in cold soil, plant growth slows down and flowering intensity decreases. The purpose of mulching is to prevent excessive heating of the soil. Materials for mulching garden roses (article ⇒). The following is used as mulching material:

• cut grass (preferably mature);
• humus, peat or peat-compost mixture;
• last year's (by no means fresh) sawdust and shavings;
• conifer bark.

Question No. 2: What partners are suitable for proximity to the Jazz rose?

Traditional neighbors of ground cover roses in group plantings in flowerbeds and mixborders:

“Jazz” combines well with geranium, daylilies, lavender, various grains and herbs: thyme, wormwood, fescue, sage, rosemary. The combination with cloves and santolina turns out to be very harmonious and expressive.

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Common mistakes rose growers make

1. As you know, under the scorching rays of the sun, roses quickly fade, the color of the buds fades, and the petals “burn.” For this reason, some gardeners plant rose gardens near the walls of buildings or under the spreading crowns of trees. This proximity protects roses from heat and wind. The main mistake of inexperienced gardeners is not maintaining an acceptable distance between rose bushes and large plants. Trees with a developed root system take away moisture and nutrients from roses. The stems weaken, become thinner, blind shoots form, and the risk of fungal diseases increases. The roots of roses planted closer than 0.5 m to concrete wall foundations freeze in winter.
2. The indicator of soil moisture and the depth of groundwater are essential characteristics when choosing a location for setting up a rose garden. Excess moisture in the soil increases acidity, impedes the access of oxygen, and overcools the roots of the plant during wintering. In areas where there is stagnation of moisture, even for a short time, gravel or crushed stone laid at the bottom of the planting hole is indispensable. The drainage pad softens, but does not completely solve the problem of excessive soil moisture. To drain water from the roots of roses planted in a waterlogged area, it is necessary to lay drainage pipes.

The subtleties of growing varietal roses Kordes Rose Aloha

Rose Chantal Merieux (chantal merieux)

The climbing rose Aloha reproduces vegetatively. To do this, cuttings from young and healthy shoots can be taken from a plant that has bloomed for one summer in the spring. After the cuttings have taken off their roots and become stronger, the young bush can be planted in a permanent place.

Many gardeners find propagation by cuttings difficult, so they simply buy a climbing rose variety in specialized stores.

Aloha grows well in sunny areas

The rose can be planted in the spring, when the soil warms up, or in early autumn, so that the roots have time to grow. Most gardeners prefer autumn planting because a plant planted in the spring requires painstaking care.

The root system of the flower develops strongly: it requires soil rich in minerals. In a wetland, the rose will develop poorly. An elevated area with a good drainage system in the planting hole will be suitable for it. Sandy and clay soils are not suitable for the bush.

Important! Rose Aloha is a light-loving plant, so the planting site should be sunny. The ideal side of the horizon for planting a rose bush is the northeast, an area near a fence or near a building that casts a shadow in the afternoon

The ideal side of the horizon for planting a rose bush is the northeast, an area near a fence or near a building that casts a shadow in the afternoon.

Note! The hot sun, which illuminates the bush all day, can burn the leaves and buds. In addition, the sun's rays instantly dry out the dew droplets, which can cause a surge in fungal diseases.

It is not recommended to plant the capricious beauty in an open place - she is afraid of drafts.

Step-by-step landing instructions

The step-by-step landing procedure may be as follows:

1. Before planting, you need to trim the long roots of the bush, shorten the shoots to 15-20 cm.
2. Soak the roots of the bush in a nutrient solution of phosphorobacterin for about a day.
3. Immediately before planting, coat the roots with clay mixed with mullein and two heteroauxin tablets.
4. The site must be prepared in advance: the soil should be dug up and a hole 60 cm deep should be dug; if you plan to plant several bushes at once, then the distance between them should reach 1 m.
5. A nutrient mixture consisting of excavated soil, peat and compost is added to the pit.
6. The plant is placed in a hole so that the root collar is above ground level, all the roots are straightened and gradually covered with the prepared soil composition.

Additional Information! When planting in spring, the hole should be covered with mulch; when planting in autumn, the root collar should be covered.

Answers to flower growers' questions

Question #1: Is it necessary to mulch the soil under ground cover roses?

For normal growth, roses need an optimal temperature regime, not only of the air, but also of the ground. In overheated soil, as well as in cold soil, plant growth slows down and flowering intensity decreases. The purpose of mulching is to prevent excessive heating of the soil. Materials for mulching garden roses (article ⇒). The following is used as mulching material:

• cut grass (preferably mature);
• humus, peat or peat-compost mixture;
• last year's (by no means fresh) sawdust and shavings;
• conifer bark.

Question No. 2: What partners are suitable for proximity to the Jazz rose?

Traditional neighbors of ground cover roses in group plantings in flowerbeds and mixborders:

“Jazz” combines well with geranium, daylilies, lavender, various grains and herbs: thyme, wormwood, fescue, sage, rosemary. The combination with cloves and santolina turns out to be very harmonious and expressive.

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What it is?

The first mention of roses appeared in the second millennium BC on the island of Crete. Over the past centuries, there have been ups and downs in the popularity of the beautiful flower. In the 4th century AD, roses began to be grown as a potted crop in Greece. Rome, which picked up the fashion for roses, contributed to the spread of the flower throughout Europe. New varieties were developed for growing in pots, greenhouses and open ground. And despite the fact that with the fall of Rome the fashion for roses passed, this culture managed to conquer many countries, and British gardeners were especially keen on it. More than once since then, the rose has become the queen of gardens.

In the 18th century, the rose began to spread throughout Russia and won the recognition of flower growers. By the end of the next century, these flowers began to be grown on an industrial scale, simultaneously developing new varieties of potted and cut roses. At the same time, the first varieties of ground cover roses appeared, not yet collected into a separate subgroup. Only in the mid-70s of the last century were creeping roses recognized as a separate subspecies of flowers, a large number of varieties of which were bred in Northern Europe.

Ground cover roses have become a decoration for gardens, suitable for any landscape. Obtained by crossing the creeping forms of the wrinkled rose, popularly called rose hips, with the climbing rose “Vihura,” the new group retained the ability for long-term flowering from one and resistance to diseases and low temperatures from the other.

The first varieties of ground cover roses bloomed only once per summer. But flower growers, through selection, have developed new varieties of roses that bloom throughout the season, from early spring to late autumn. Ornamental bushes with lush inflorescences of various shapes from simple flowers to densely double ones are used as border plants, decorate complex areas of the landscape and are grown in pots as hanging plants. Recently, a gradation of known types of ground cover roses has been adopted:

• dwarf creeping roses with a bush height of up to 0.45 m and a width of up to 1.5 m;
• low creeping ones reach a height of 0.45 m to 0.5 m and a width of more than 1.5 m;
• low-growing drooping ones with a height of 0.4 m to 0.6 m and a width of up to 1.5 m;
• tall drooping ones grow in height from 0.9 m and in width from 1.5 m or more.

The diameter of the flower of a ground cover rose, depending on the variety, ranges from 1 to 10 cm.

After 2 years, creeping varieties of roses form a dense carpet of rooted shoots, which will hide all the flaws in the landscape. Varieties with drooping branches form dense bushes, which are sometimes formed in the form of a standard tree

Landing

Rose Jazz is unpretentious and feels great near supports around which clematis or other flowers of contrasting colors curl. Gardeners believe that it is better to plant the Jazz rose in late spring, when the soil has completely warmed up.

Important! The planting site should be chosen on the sunny side, protected from the winds by other plantings. The soil in the rose garden should be fertile and light.

Step-by-step boarding procedure

You can plant the bush yourself. Step-by-step instructions on how to do it correctly:

1. Cut the roots of the seedling to 1 cm and soak in a stimulator for root formation and growth.
2. On the site you need to dig a square hole (side size 60 cm).
3. It is necessary to prepare a soil mixture from garden soil, turf, sand, clay, peat, humus. You can add a little ash and fertilizer (superphosphate).
4. Humus or bird droppings are poured into a thick layer at the bottom of the hole.
5. The seedling is placed in the hole so that the roots lie freely; if necessary, the hole is expanded.
6. The rose trunk is gradually covered with earth (in a circle), the soil is compacted.
7. The rose spuds up, the trunk circle is filled with water and covered with sawdust and dry bark.

The young plant is watered moderately for several days so as not to cause rapid growth of above-ground shoots, because the root system has not yet developed.

Origin

Rose harlequin

The first of them is Just Joey (1972). Its author, Roger Posey, is the son of one of the owners of the company. Having crossed two CG roses - the famous Fragrant Cloud (Duftvolke) and the yellow fragrant 'Dr. AJ Verhage' (originator Gysbert Verbeek, 1963), he received a beautiful flower, devoid of any flaws.

The breeder decided to name the rose in honor of his wife, Joey Posey. However, considering that her name did not sound too melodious for such beauty, he asked her for advice. Not at all offended, the wife said: “Just call her Joey.” That’s how the rose came to be called “Just Joey – Just Joey.”

Description

The plant forms a well-branched lush bush with a height of 75 to 120 cm and a width of up to 120 cm. The leaves are leathery, glossy, dark green in color, and medium in size.

The rose is remontant and blooms profusely and for a long time. Elegant conical buds (8-10 cm), salmon-orange in color, gradually open into a huge double cup-shaped flower up to 15 cm in diameter. The ruffled petals are amber yellow with a copper tint, with a slight blush on the reverse side.

Unusually beautiful in any phase of dissolution, single flowers, only occasionally collected in a brush, have a strong, rich fruity aroma, reminiscent of the smell of melon and orange. Just Joey has enviable health, is resistant to powdery mildew and black spot and comes out of winter well. The flowers are very resistant to wet weather, and the buds bloom even after prolonged rains.

Agrotechnical features

Just Joey is designed for gardening in 7b to 10b USDA zones. But, according to the observations of flower growers, it develops better in cool climates: the flowers have a brighter color, and their aroma intensifies. In hot weather, they quickly fade, so you need to select a planting site taking this feature into account.

Otherwise, caring for the magnificent “Just Joey” is no different from the standard for roses of this group.

World recognition

Ideal beauty, unusual flower color, and endurance have made this rose very popular in the world. She has won prestigious awards at numerous competitions and exhibitions. It started with a rose testing certificate obtained in Hamilton (New Zealand) in 1975.

The James Mason 'Just Joey' Medal of Honor was awarded in 1986 by the Royal Rose Society of Great Britain. It is awarded to varieties of roses that have enjoyed particular success among gardeners over the past 20 years.

In 1993, the rose received the prize of the Royal Horticultural Society (AGM) as a plant recommended for cultivation in England.

In 1994, Just Joey took pride of place in the World Federation of Rose Societies (WFRS) Hall of Fame list as the world's favorite rose.

In 1999-2001, she was twice awarded the title of "Show Princess" and "Queen of Show" by the American Rose Society (ARS).

In 2001, the rose received an Honorary Prize at an exhibition in the USA from the Austin Rose Society. This is how she is “Simply Joey”, the rose is perfection itself: its flowers with a divine aroma, on long shoots, are equally charming both in a flowerbed in the garden and in the interior of a room.

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Diseases, pests and ways to combat them

Roses rarely get sick or are attacked by pests. However, if this happens, you need to eliminate the source as soon as possible.

If it is aphids, black spot or powdery mildew, then poison it with Intra-Vir or Actellik. If this is rotting of the roots, then either take out a new cutting, or cut off the rotten parts of the root, replant the plant and carefully care for it until it gets stronger. If the leaves begin to dry, add water and minerals.

Rose dark Wow

There are many different types of roses grown in rose gardens, but every gardener should have at least one variety of Wow rose because they really create the "Wow" factor! The most popular are the Dark Wow rose and the Red Wow rose, but every flower lover can choose the variety that he likes best. These charming roses may require attention, but they are a joy to grow!

Diseases and pests. Ways to deal with them.

Rosa Casino has good disease tolerance. It is mainly affected by two diseases.

• bacterial cancer. Growths appear on the root collar and system. They must be carefully removed, and the damaged areas must be treated with a solution of copper sulfate. In case of large-scale infection, the plant will have to be removed;
• powdery mildew. When overwatered, white spots appear on the leaves. The affected areas should be treated with a soda solution, and damaged shoots should be removed.

Weaknesses of a flower

The rose is threatened by pests: bladderworts, aphids and spider mites:

Bladderlegs. Small insects suck the sap from young foliage. Karbofos, Intavir and Fufanon will help get rid of them;

spider mite It settles on the inside of the leaves and also sucks out the juice. If affected by this insect, the plant must be treated with ethyl alcohol;

aphid. These common sucking insects are very dangerous to the plant. The drug Calypso will help remove them.

Proper care

With proper care and following all the rules, you can get a wonderful plant. Wise use of all the capabilities of this variety will allow you to uniquely and unusually decorate your garden plot or flower bed.