It would be more correct to call this beautiful hybrid tea rose grandiflora, because... its large flowers usually appear in racemes. The flowers are a beautiful salmon pink color, slightly more orange at the beginning and more pink at the end of flowering, but the shade is always very beautiful. The flowers withstand rain and sun well. The bush is hardy and vigorous, with gray-green foliage. The variety is resistant to black spot in the humid conditions of northern Europe. (ARE)
In warm countries, the color of individual flowers of this variety varies slightly, only the edges of the petals are darker than the main tone, but in cold countries the contrast becomes very bright, the edges of the petals become pink-red. The flowers are very beautiful, large, goblet-shaped, consisting of 40 or more petals. They appear singly or in small candelabra-shaped inflorescences.
The flowers appear all summer and autumn, have a light fruity aroma, do not fade for a long time, and at the end of flowering resemble peonies, before the wavy petals finally fall off. Rose looks better in dry climates because...
Marks appear on the petals from rain. The vigorous bush reaches medium height. The foliage is bronze and shiny. (BPR)




The Aachener Dom rose is a hybrid tea rose variety bred by the French company Meilland in 1982.
ReplyDeleteRose Aachener Dom is a famous hybrid tea rose variety created by the legendary French breeding house Meilland in 1982. Depending on the country, this rose is also commonly known by the commercial names Pink Panther and Panthère Rose. The registered technical name of the variety is MEIcapinal.
ReplyDeleteThe flowers are large (approximately 10–12 cm in diameter) and very double, with 35 to 40 petals. The coloration is striking—a rich salmon-pink with a silvery sheen on the reverse of the petals, creating a beautiful, luminous contrast.
ReplyDeleteThis variety is versatile: it is excellent for both solitary and group plantings in flowerbeds, and—thanks to its sturdy, upright stems and long vase life—is frequently used for bouquets.
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