Description
Bring the timeless elegance of roses to your home garden with these KEMEI Rose Seeds (Rosa rugosa). This variety is a robust, upright shrub that can grow up to 2 meters tall, featuring dense, thorny branches and producing beautiful, richly fragrant flowers. The blooms are not only a visual delight but are also used in food and for creating perfume oils, adding a touch of luxury to your garden.
This is a hardy variety that loves sunlight and has strong cold tolerance, making it a resilient choice for different climates. It is also drought-tolerant but does not thrive in waterlogged soil. For the best results, plant it in a sunny location with fertile, well-drained sandy loam, ensuring it receives at least 4 hours of direct sunlight daily. Please note that this plant is not suitable for long-term indoor growing with insufficient light.
With a germination rate of ≥ 70% and high purity, these seeds are a great way to start your own rose bush from scratch.
What’s inside
Variety: Rose (Rosa rugosa / 玫瑰)
Type: Flower Seed
Quantity: Approx. 6 Seeds
Purity: ≥ 95.0%
Germination Rate: ≥ 70%
Key benefits
Fragrant Blooms: Produces flowers with a rich fragrance, suitable for ornamental use, food, or perfume oil.
Hardy Plant: Strong cold tolerance and drought resistance make it a resilient garden shrub.
Sun-Loving: Thrives in sunny spots, perfect for bright garden beds or large outdoor pots.
Quality Seeds: High purity (≥ 95.0%) and a good germination rate (≥ 70%) for successful growing.
Important storage & safety
Storage: Store in a cool, dry place to maintain seed viability.
Placement: Requires a sunny location with at least 4 hours of direct sunlight. Not suitable for low-light indoor environments.
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