Princess Hitomi (12 pieces)
- Shipping information | Bare-root rose shipping from November | Potted rose delivery within 3–5 working days
- In stock, ready for immediate delivery
The Princess Hitomi is an exclusive Japanese garden rose, cultivated by Alexandra Farms. This rose, ranging from medium to large, spreads a delicate lavender scent and stands out with its pure, light pink color. When it blooms, it reveals four heart-shaped inner petals and outer petals that curl underneath in a star-like, layered formation. This gives the rose a unique blend of innocence and refinement.
Main features of the Princess Hitomi:
- Color: Light pink
- Flower shape: Quartered
- Flower size: Opens from 4.5 cm to 13 cm
- Number of petals: 85
- Scent: Lavender, with an intensity of 3 out of 5
- Vase life: About 10 days
- Length: 50 cm
- Year introduced: 2019
- Origin: Japan
The Princess Hitomi is perfect for elegant bouquets and special floral arrangements. Thanks to its unique shape and color, it is the ideal choice for special occasions and decorations.
50-60cm
Intense
Roses in pots
A potted rose is a rose plant that has already been grown in a pot and is delivered with a well-developed root system. These roses are ready to be planted directly in the garden or in a larger pot, without having to wait for root growth. This makes the potted rose ideal for planting throughout the year, especially from May through October.
Roses with bare roots
Bare-root roses – also called root roses – are rose plants delivered without a pot or soil. These roses are dormant and can be planted directly in open ground. The best time to plant a root rose is in autumn or early spring, when the soil is still moist and the temperature mild.
At Belle Epoque we supply bare-root roses from November through April. Thanks to the well-developed root system and the right planting conditions, these roses grow vigorously into healthy and bloom-rich bushes or climbing roses.
Products are shipped directly from the nursery every Monday and Wednesday. By delivering only twice a week, we reduce logistical emissions and optimise our processes. This benefits both the quality of our products and the climate.