Rosemary seedlings, painted Rosa ‘Frida Kahlo’

Rosa ‘Frida Kahlo’ is a special type of hybrid roses named in honor of the famous Mexican artist Frida Kahlo, and it is characterized by its strong beauty and attractive colors that reflect the personality of this artist.🌹 General descriptionScientific/Trade name: Rosa ‘Frida Kahlo’Family: RosaceaeType: Shrub RoseOrigin: Developed by the British company David Austin Roses🌸 Shape and appearanceColor: Golden orange with peachy or copper touchesFlower shape: Full (similar to classic English roses)Number of petals: Dense (about 40–50 petals)Size: Medium to largeScent: Light to moderate fragrance (not very strong compared to some other types)🌿 Plant characteristicsHeight: About 1–1.2 metersWidth: Close to the height (medium-sized shrub)Growth: Dense and branchedLeaves: Dark green, relatively shinyBlooming: Repeats throughout the season (from spring to autumn)☀️ Cultivation requirementsLight: Direct sunlight (at least 6 hours daily)Soil: Well-drained and rich in organic matterWatering: Moderate (avoid overwatering)Fertilization: Balanced fertilizer during the growing seasonPruning: Late winter to stimulate new growth🛡️ ResistanceRelatively good resistance to common diseases such asPowdery mildewBlack spotsHeat tolerance: Relatively good, but prefers a moderate climate🌼 UsesDecorating home gardensPlanting in large potsFlower arrangement (Cut flowers)Designing classical or English gardens⭐ Distinctive featuresUnique color, unconventional (tending towards copper and warm orange)Frequent and abundant floweringLuxurious classic floral shapeSuitable for small and medium gardens