Purple Rose Care: The purple rose is often seen at first sight as a sign of love and magic. People who are fascinated by feelings of love and admiration also often use lavender roses to express their romantic intentions and feelings. The color purple also has a very traditional and different relationship with royalty. They are robust plants that always grow abundantly and freshly. Avoid roses that usually have wilted stems or spots on the leaves as this indicates the presence of diseases or pests. Purple Roses do best when planted in early spring as the weather starts to warm up. But it can be planted at any time during the growing season. You should avoid planting during the hottest summer months, as intense heat can inhibit the growth of the young plant.

Do purple roses grow naturally?

Purple roses are a traditional name for a group of flowers with buds of blue, lilac, lilac, lavender tones. This color does not occur in nature, it is the result of careful selection studies. The turning point in the history of purple rose cultivation came in 1867 when A. Guyot created a new species called La France. Basically, the tea-hybrid group developed later. In 1976, the American Rose Association developed a modern classification approved by the World Rose Association (WFRS). Roses began to be divided into groups and classes, taking into account the garden, and not the species characteristics, as before.