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Roses 'Gold Medal'
Roses 'Gold Medal' is an elegant shrub rose, bred from several floribunda rose hybrids. This cultivar is noted and named for its attractive golden-yellow flowers with slightly outward-facing petals. As they mature, the flowers gain attractive pinkish edges. Besides its showy blossoms, it is also prized for its almost thornless stems.
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Perennial
Lifespan
Shrub
Plant Type
1.8 m
Plant Height
10 - 35 ℃
Ideal Temperature

Care Guide for Roses 'Gold Medal'

Twice per week
Water
Full sun
Sunlight
10 - 35 ℃
Ideal Temperature
Water: Roses 'Gold Medal' prefers consistent moisture akin to its natural habitat, thriving with moderate hydration. Watering twice a week prevents waterlogging while promoting lush growth and vibrant blooms, particularly outdoors during peak season for optimal flowering potential.
Fertilize: Fertilize roses 'Gold Medal' in spring with balanced fertilizers (10-10-10), shifting to high-nitrogen before blooming. Apply every 4-6 weeks using 1/4 cup near the base, avoiding leaves. Decrease feeding in fall for dormancy preparation. Over-fertilization may hinder flowering. Ensure soil is moist prior to application.
Pruning: Roses 'Gold Medal', celebrated for vibrant yellow blooms, thrives with annual pruning in early spring. Trim dead or diseased branches and thin crowded canes for improved air circulation. Reducing growth by one-third enhances health, vigor, and aesthetic appeal.
Propagation: Roses 'Gold Medal' propagates well through cuttings taken from healthy stems with leaves and buds. Use rooting hormone to enhance root growth, ensuring the cutting is placed in well-draining medium with the bud above the surface. Keep moist and warm, avoiding waterlogging to prevent rot.
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