A red carpet of flowers with healthy and glossy green leaves. The open flowers of this low-growing rose 'Weg der Sinne' (miniature) make it a paradise for bees and butterflies. Bees and butterflies have easy access to the nectar in the striking flowers on these roses. A win for your garden and for nature!
Plant six roses per square metre. You will receive bare-root stock in sugar cane sacking. The roots come fresh from the ground and are already a year old. This gives them additional strength, enabling them to grow faster than they would in a nursery pot. They also flower better and are hardy perennials. Plant the roses in autumn or early spring. The flowers bloom in the summer until autumn. It is important to prune the one-year-old shoots back to 2–3 cm in March. Plant the roses in full sun or partial shade and water generously immediately after planting. It's important to water more often during dry periods.

All of our roses are grafted, which means that they have a frost-sensitive grafting point (the thicker area where the branches originate). The advantage of grafted roses is that they are much more winter-hardy and last longer because roses grafted to rootstock are stronger.

This rose is licensed, which means that it has been cultivated for health and is less susceptible to disease. The leaves, for example, stay on the plant all summer, which helps the rose to bloom and means that you can enjoy the flowers, healthy leaves and the scent of the roses for longer.