AMIROSE represents an exciting step forward in modern rose breeding, introducing a unique compact, groundcover form of Rosa persica with exceptional garden performance. Developed through a long-term breeding programme by Thomas Proll, this variety was carefully selected for its outstanding combination of disease resistance, fragrance and extended flowering.

From many seedlings, AMIROSE stood out not only for its resilience and reliability, but also for its distinctive habit and striking floral display – qualities that make it particularly well suited to contemporary gardening needs.

The result is a rose that is both highly ornamental and remarkably easy to grow, offering long-lasting beauty with minimal effort.

Why grow it in your garden?

AMIROSE stands out for more than one reason:

• Unique compact, groundcover habit – ideal for modern garden design
• Fragrant flowers that bloom continuously for up to 175 days
• Peach-coloured
  A bud is a small, undeveloped shoot that contains the potential for new growth. Buds are typically found on stems, where they can be apical (found at the tip) or axillary (found between leaf axils) and may develop into leaves, shoots or flowers.

  buds that open to soft pink flowers with a distinctive purple heart
• Exceptionally disease-resistant and drought-tolerant
• Perfectly suited to low-maintenance and climate-resilient gardening
• Performs beautifully in containers, borders and mass planting schemes

Care and growing advice

This rose is designed to be simple, reliable and rewarding, making it suitable for gardeners of all experience levels.

• How to grow roses

Where to plant Rosa AMIROSE

• Suitable for garden borders, containers and landscape planting
• Thrives in any fertile, well-drained soil
• Performs best in full sun to light shade
• Ideal for modern gardens and low-maintenance outdoor spaces

How to care for Rosa AMIROSE

• Water regularly during establishment, preferably with collected rainwater. Once established, it shows good drought-tolerance
• Feed with liquid seaweed as needed during the
  The period of time when an individual plant is in active growth. This will depend on the local climate and light levels, and can vary between different plants, although it is broadly from spring to autumn.

  growing season to support continuous flowering
• In early spring, prune the plant back with shears to the desired shape. It can also be lightly trimmed in summer to control the size

With a compact size of approximately 40cm x 50cm and full hardiness, AMIROSE is easy to manage in a wide range of conditions.

Versatile, resilient and richly rewarding, this new Rosa persica hybrid brings a fresh perspective to classic roses – combining long flowering, fragrance and durability in one exceptional plant, perfectly suited to the needs of today’s gardeners.

Breeder: Kordes Roses. Exhibitor: Hare Spring Cottage Plants. Supplier: Hillier Nurseries Ltd.