Roza 'swan’
- Flower nameRoza 'swan’
- Scientific nameRoza 'Scaborough fair’
- Alias薔薇, バラ
- Place of originGarden variety
- Place of floweringGarden, Cut flowers, flower arrangement, Botanical Gardens, Horticultural species, Potted flower
- Flowering seasonMay, October
What is Roza 'swan’
The rose 'Scarborough Fair' is a small shrub belonging to the Rosaceae family. This shrub rose type was bred by David Austin in the UK in 2003. Its height ranges from 60-90 cm. The flower is light pink, cup-shaped with a diameter of 7 cm, and semi-double with a medium tea fragrance. It blooms in mid-May and re-blooms.
Simon & Garfunkel's song "Scarborough Fair" (1966) shares its name.
Flower Language:
The flower language of pink roses is "elegance" and "impression."
Rose Size and Flower Diameter:
Miniature: 1-3 cm < Small: 3-5 cm < Medium: 5-8 cm < Large: 8-13 cm < Extra-large: 13 cm ~
Rose Blooming Period:
Single bloomers (old roses, once-blooming in spring)
Spring roses: April to June
Autumn roses: Mid-October to early November
Recurrent bloomers (roses blooming in seasons with temperatures above 15°C)
Variety Information:
Name: Rose 'Scarborough Fair'
Scientific Name: Roza 'Scarborough Fair'
Type: Shrub Rose (S)
Bred in 2003 by David Austin (UK)
Height: 60-90 cm
Blooming Season: Mid-May + Repeat Bloom
Flower Color: Light pink, Diameter: 7 cm
Flower Form: Cup-shaped, Semi-double, Yellow stamens
Flower Size: Small to medium
Fragrance: Medium tea and herbal scent
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