Gruß an Heidelberg ®
climbing rose (Reimer Kordes, 1959)
Gruß an Heidelberg ®
Growth height ca. 300cm
Crimson climbing rose for a wall
- – Large blooms, several flushes into late autumn
- – Even growth, good impact from a distance
- – Good fragrance, copes well with cold winters
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- Name (bot.)
- Rosa 'Gruß an Heidelberg'
- Breeder / year
- Reimer Kordes / 1959
- Size
- ca. 300cm
- Flower colour
- red
- Flowering habit
- repeat-flowering
- Climbs
- yes
- Thorniness
- normally thorned / not specified
Large, fiery carmine-red blooms that are slightly lighter on the underside. The evenly growing plant has a good landscape impact and flowers reliably in several flushes right into late autumn.
Very good for a wall or a house entrance in a location that is not too sunny and well ventilated.
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Grows very well, but unfortunately susceptible to black spotAutomatically translated · Show original
Grows vigorously, blooms very abundantly, very beautiful flowers, tolerates very cold winters. The only drawback of this rose is its susceptibility to black spot. By removing the affected leaves and spraying regularly, however, I manage to keep this disease under control.Automatically translated · Show original
I planted 2 Gruß aus Heidelberg. They grow very vigorously, quickly reach a good height and stand out for a very luminous red. It repeats well and keeps its flowering readiness into September. Only flaw: the high susceptibility to rose rust. I have to treat it 3-4 times over the course of the summer.Automatically translated · Show original
Ich habe diese Rose seit 30 Jahren im Garten. Sie ist anspruchslos an den Boden und wächst zügig bis 3m Höhe.
Sie blüht reichlich bis in den November. Aber: Extrem anfällig gegen Sternrußtau. Das beginnt schon im Mai. Ich werde mich aus diesem Grunde von der Rose trennen. Wenn ich nicht aller 10 Tage spritze, steht sie im August ohne Blätter im Garten. Es ist auch lästig, die kranken Blätter aufzusammeln und zu entsorgen.
Roland Höllmich
Habe vor 25Jahren zum Einzug Rose Heidelberg von meinem Mann bekommen.Sie hatte nie Rost. Sie stand an einer Hauswand, an die nur Mittagssonne kam+kein direkter Regen.Wir haben sie auch nie gegossen. alle 5 Jahre habe ich sie auf 1-1,5m runtergeschnitten. Sie wuchs gut und blüht hervorragend. die Spaziergänger haben immer Freude an der Rose. Einziger Nachteil war die Lausplage, gegen die ich nie was unternommen habe. Ich kann sie unbedingt empfehlen
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