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The Rosary is at its best now

Try a tour of the Rosarium

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Stefan Reimann

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Updated: 21.07.2022 (First published: 20.07.2022)

It is July. The rosary is in full bloom, and right now the flowering is particularly beautiful with a lot of exciting things to see both in the historical ground and among the modern roses.

 

 

Rosa 'Kazanlik'
Rosa 'Kazanlik' is blooming again after a break of many years.
Photo:
Stefan Reimann
Rosa foetida
Rosa foetida, with its yellow color and somewhat unusual rose fragrance, is an important rose in the history of European rose breeding
Photo:
Stefan Reimann
Rosa ‘Aicha’
Rosa 'Aicha' was newly planted last year at the viewpoint Per Haralds plass.
Photo:
Stefan Reimann
Rosa hugonis
Chinese Gold Rose (Rosa hugonis) was found in Western China by the missionary Hugh Scanlon in 1899. Here it grows in stony, rather dry places.
Photo:
Stefan Reimann
Rosa ‘Edouard’
Rosa 'Edouard', was discovered on l'Île de Bourbon (Île de Réunion) in 1819, introduced to Paris from there 1823-1824. Considered the first Bourbon rose.
Photo:
Stefan Reimann