Rose Sahara

For the first time I saw this rose a long time ago in a photo in a magazine. Then we just bought a private house, the yard was empty, and I planned that someday I would plant flowers on it. The rose seemed unrealistically beautiful. Perhaps - this is photoshop, I thought, but I remember the name, just in case. And when I saw a familiar name in the garden center, I could not even believe that it was she. They say that after planting, the first buds of a young rose must be cut off so that the bush does not waste energy on flowering, but increases its mass. But, to make sure that the variety is consistent, I always leave one flower. And then it remains to wait for the bush itself to grow. For what I love this rose, it changes colors several times. When the flower just blooms, it is lemon yellow, and then the petals inside the flower turn crimson. The buds bloom gradually, and the center of the bush is yellow, then turns into dark yellow, almost orange, and the entire edge is crimson red. All these colors and transitions are so combined with each other that every time passing by, you remember the name - Sahara. It seems to me very suitable for her.

Author: Natasha, Ukraine.