Antra

Hardiness zone: 6 (USDA), (–18° to –23°)

This rose impresses with its unusual play of colors: bright yellow buds with red edges gradually open into rich red blooms. Such dynamic bicolor shades make it especially striking in the garden and impossible to overlook.

The flowers are fully double, cup-shaped, 8–10 cm in diameter, and gathered in clusters. Blooming is abundant, in waves, lasting from early summer until late autumn, with each flower holding on the bush for a long time, maintaining its decorative effect.

The fragrance of this rose is very light, almost absent, making it a convenient choice for those who prefer beauty without a strong scent.

The bush is tall and spreading, with strong shoots and rapid growth. The foliage is dense, glossy, dark green, and beautifully emphasizes the play of flower shades. The variety is noted for good winter hardiness (down to –23 °C) and resistance to rainy weather.

This rose will become a true accent in the garden — its unusual color and impressive bushes make it suitable both for single plantings and for group compositions.

Flowering: repeat, wavy, long-lasting. Blooms in clusters of 5–10 buds.
Disease resistance: medium.

Planting Location:
Roses thrive in sunny locations, so choose spots with plenty of sunlight throughout the day. Ensure the planting site is sheltered from strong winds.

*The female name given to the rose is not a variety name. A rose is like a woman, beautiful, elegant and unique, so each one inspired us for a woman's name as well.