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Rosier Aspirin® Rose - a hardy, very remontant rose bush

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Aspirin® Rose 'Taniripsa

Group Modern hybrid

Year of creation 1997

Breeder / Discoverer / Origin Tantau

Type Buisson Rose

A bush rose with remarkable disease resistance and flowering time

Bare roots To plant from November to March

€13.13 Tax included

€17.50 -25%

Order In stock - Delivered within 5 to 7 days

5L container To plant all year

€25.90 Tax included

Preorder Disponible à partir de mi-avril

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Port Bushy

Height cm 80

Flower diameter 5

Flower shape Double

Dominant flower color Pale pink

Fragrance No

Remontant / continuous Very remontant

Planter Yes

Flowering month June

Flowering month July

Flowering month August

Flowering month September

Flowering month October

Aspirin Rose: a bush with many qualities

We're offering you Aspirin® Rose in this time of pandemic, not for its therapeutic virtues, but for its immense qualities and its family resemblance to Jardin de Granville®, which we're lacking this season.

It's a compact, well-branched bush rose, never diseased and always in flower (June to November). We've classified it as a small-flowered rose because its roses rarely exceed 5 cm in diameter. Slightly pinkish white (more pronounced in autumn), they are double and grouped in large bunches. With its pearly roses and glossy, light-green foliage, the bush exudes a feeling of invigorating freshness.

Well-branched and rather compact, Aspirin® Rose does very well in pots. It is advisable not to prune it too early after winter, and not to over-fertilize it in spring, so as not to sensitize it to late frosts. Finally, with all its qualities, Aspirin® Rose is almost therapeutic - in any case, excellent for the gardener's morale in these difficult times!