Orange rose

The rose bush is one of the most cherished ornamental shrubs worldwide for the beauty and fragrance of its flowers. This variety features petals with a vibrant gradient of yellow and orange colors, often with slightly pink edges, giving it a warm and luminous appearance in any garden. Its stems are thorny, and its leaves are a deep green with serrated edges, classic characteristics of its genus.

Belonging to the Rosaceae family, the genus Rosa comprises hundreds of species and thousands of hybrid cultivars. Although its origin is mainly in the temperate regions of the Northern Hemisphere, its distribution is now global thanks to centuries of hybridization. They adapt well to various climates as long as they have direct sun exposure and require deep, fertile soils with excellent drainage to thrive and avoid fungal diseases.

In addition to its aesthetic use in landscaping and floristry, roses have a long history in perfumery and traditional medicine. Their petals are often edible and used in infusions or baking. In the garden, they require annual pruning in late winter to maintain their vigor and remove old wood, as well as constant monitoring against common pests like aphids or opportunistic fungi that affect their foliage.