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Roses 'Crown Princess Margareta'
Rosa 'Crown Princess Margareta'
Roses 'Crown Princess Margareta' unfurls lush apricot-orange blooms, with petals arranged in a classic rosette. Its voluptuous flowers exude a strong, fruity fragrance, enhancing garden air. Thriving in sunny spots, roses 'Crown Princess Margareta' exhibits vigorous growth, forming a robust shrub with a rounded habit. It's highly prized for both its beauty and resilience, enduring across seasons.
Planting Time
Spring, Early summer, Early fall, Mid fall
Key Facts About Roses 'Crown Princess Margareta'
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Attributes of Roses 'Crown Princess Margareta'
Lifespan
Perennial
Plant Type
Shrub
Plant Height
1.8 m
Spread
1.2 m
Leaf type
Deciduous
Ideal Temperature
10 - 35 ℃
Scientific Classification of Roses 'Crown Princess Margareta'
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Common Pests & Diseases
Transplant
4-5 feet
Best to relocate roses 'Crown Princess Margareta' when the thaw of winter gives way to the budding vitality of mid-spring, ensuring optimal root establishment. Choose a sunny spot with well-draining soil, and water generously after transplanting to encourage recovery.
Transplant Techniques Flower withering
Flower withering is a common disease in Roses 'Crown Princess Margareta' causing early drooping and striking color changes. Resulting from varied pathogens and environmental factors, it harms the plant's aesthetic appeal and overall health, and can reduce its lifespan if unchecked.
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Flower wilting
Flower wilting is a disease that primarily causes dehydration, stunting, and browning of Roses 'Crown Princess Margareta''s flowers. It's generally caused by fungal, bacterial pathogens, insufficient water, or a combination of these, threatening Roses 'Crown Princess Margareta''s overall health and aesthetic appeal.
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Leaf white mold
Leaf white mold is a fungal disease that significantly affects Roses 'Crown Princess Margareta', impairing its aesthetic value, growth, and overall health. The disease leads to leaves' whitening and gradual chlorophyll loss, adversely impacting Roses 'Crown Princess Margareta''s photosynthesis and metabolic processes.
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Wounds
Wounds, broadly classified as physical damage, pose a threat to Roses 'Crown Princess Margareta''s health and curb its growth. Apart from serving as entry-points for pests and disease, wounds can also lead to decaying of plant parts, especially in humid conditions.
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Dark spots
Dark spots are a widespread disease affecting Roses 'Crown Princess Margareta', resulting in unsightly blotches and potentially, plant death. Prompt identification and action is vital to protect the shrub’s health, and a combination of cultural practices, treatments, and preventive measures are recommended.
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Dark blotch
Dark blotch is a serious fungal disease affecting Roses 'Crown Princess Margareta', causing dark, necrotic spots to form on leaves which affect its photosynthesis, growth, and ornamental value. It's critical to diagnose early to perform effective treatments and preventive measures.
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Yellow edges
Yellow edges disease signifies a common ailment in Roses 'Crown Princess Margareta', causing yellowing and browning on the leaf margins. It impacts the plant's aesthetics and its photosynthesis capability, which can eventually lead to weakened health or death.
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Spots
Spots is a fungal disease that ravages Roses 'Crown Princess Margareta', creating circular spots on its leaves and affecting its overall health and vitality. Early detection, proper treatment, and prevention can combat the disease successfully.
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Roses 'Crown Princess Margareta'
Rosa 'Crown Princess Margareta'
Roses 'Crown Princess Margareta' unfurls lush apricot-orange blooms, with petals arranged in a classic rosette. Its voluptuous flowers exude a strong, fruity fragrance, enhancing garden air. Thriving in sunny spots, roses 'Crown Princess Margareta' exhibits vigorous growth, forming a robust shrub with a rounded habit. It's highly prized for both its beauty and resilience, enduring across seasons.
Planting Time
Spring, Early summer, Early fall, Mid fall
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Key Facts About Roses 'Crown Princess Margareta'
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Attributes of Roses 'Crown Princess Margareta'
Lifespan
Perennial
Plant Type
Shrub
Plant Height
1.8 m
Spread
1.2 m
Leaf type
Deciduous
Ideal Temperature
10 - 35 ℃
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Scientific Classification of Roses 'Crown Princess Margareta'
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More Info on Roses 'crown Princess Margareta' Growth and Care
Basic Care Guide
Common Pests & Diseases
Flower withering
Flower withering is a common disease in Roses 'Crown Princess Margareta' causing early drooping and striking color changes. Resulting from varied pathogens and environmental factors, it harms the plant's aesthetic appeal and overall health, and can reduce its lifespan if unchecked.
Flower wilting
Flower wilting is a disease that primarily causes dehydration, stunting, and browning of Roses 'Crown Princess Margareta''s flowers. It's generally caused by fungal, bacterial pathogens, insufficient water, or a combination of these, threatening Roses 'Crown Princess Margareta''s overall health and aesthetic appeal.
Leaf white mold
Leaf white mold is a fungal disease that significantly affects Roses 'Crown Princess Margareta', impairing its aesthetic value, growth, and overall health. The disease leads to leaves' whitening and gradual chlorophyll loss, adversely impacting Roses 'Crown Princess Margareta''s photosynthesis and metabolic processes.
Wounds
Wounds, broadly classified as physical damage, pose a threat to Roses 'Crown Princess Margareta''s health and curb its growth. Apart from serving as entry-points for pests and disease, wounds can also lead to decaying of plant parts, especially in humid conditions.
Dark spots
Dark spots are a widespread disease affecting Roses 'Crown Princess Margareta', resulting in unsightly blotches and potentially, plant death. Prompt identification and action is vital to protect the shrub’s health, and a combination of cultural practices, treatments, and preventive measures are recommended.
Dark blotch
Dark blotch is a serious fungal disease affecting Roses 'Crown Princess Margareta', causing dark, necrotic spots to form on leaves which affect its photosynthesis, growth, and ornamental value. It's critical to diagnose early to perform effective treatments and preventive measures.
Yellow edges
Yellow edges disease signifies a common ailment in Roses 'Crown Princess Margareta', causing yellowing and browning on the leaf margins. It impacts the plant's aesthetics and its photosynthesis capability, which can eventually lead to weakened health or death.
Spots
Spots is a fungal disease that ravages Roses 'Crown Princess Margareta', creating circular spots on its leaves and affecting its overall health and vitality. Early detection, proper treatment, and prevention can combat the disease successfully.
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