Jasmina ®
climbing rose (Tim Hermann Kordes, 2005)
Jasmina ®
Growth height 300 cm Width 100 cm
Soft pink climbing rose for the trellis
- – Densely double rosette blooms in clusters, flowering repeatedly through the year
- – Bushy, well-branched growth to 3 m tall, healthy glossy foliage
- – Delicate apple scent, forms decorative rose hips
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- Name (bot.)
- Rosa 'Jasmina'
- other names
- Korcentex
- Breeder / year
- Tim Hermann Kordes / 2005
- Height x width
- 300 x 100 cm
- Flower size
- medium-sized
- Flower shape
- Fully double
- Flower colour
- soft pink
- Flowering habit
- repeat-flowering
- Climbs
- yes
- Fragrance
- Softly sweet, not too strong
- Awards
- ADR 2007
- Thorniness
- normally thorned / not specified
The pink ADR climbing rose Jasmina produces medium-sized, violet and pink, very strongly double flowers in large clusters. These appear several times a year and, entirely in the style of the 'Old Roses', are flat, cup-shaped and have a clearly quartered rosette form.
The rose variety Jasmina has a climbing, well-branched, bushy growth habit and bears healthy, slightly glossy foliage.
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The rose Jasmina is a dream.Have never pruned the rose, except for the old rose hips. It has had no diseases so far, and there were no aphids on the rose either, which has always actually surprised me.
It blooms from early June to about mid-July
depending on the weather. Jasmina has masses of thorns but the amount of blooms makes up for everything; the rose is tied up on a rose arch and is 7 years old. Unfortunately a violent storm raged here in February and laid the rose together with the rose arch flat on the ground; I had to cut it back completely, but it has sprouted wonderfully, it is simply indestructible. Now it will take quite a few more years until Jasmina is as mighty as before.Automatically translated · Show original
Fairytale little beautyShe is small, but mighty! After some initial hesitation she took very well and is now happily climbing up her trellis. The colours are enchanting and the rose has something playful and fairytale-like about her. Her fragrance is delicate and the interplay of rosé and white is a real eye-catcher.Automatically translated · Show original
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