ANNA LENINGRADSKAYA

The Anna Leningradskaya rose is a tea-hybrid variety featuring large, multi-petaled blooms in a soft pink or light mauve-pink hue. The flowers have a diameter of 10 to 12 cm, an irregular round or conical shape, and feature a large number of petals with medium glossiness. The rose has a light and pleasant aroma of medium intensity, making it particularly attractive for growing in gardens and flower beds.

This variety is distinguished by its high frost resistance provided winter protection, as well as resistance to diseases and pests. The rose tolerates rain well, although its heat and drought resistance is moderate. Blooming is recurrent and lasts from June to autumn, providing long-lasting decorative appeal for the site. For successful cultivation, it is recommended to plant the plant in sunny locations with good drainage, water regularly 1–2 times a week, and apply fertilizers for lush flowering.

Anna Leningradskaya is suitable for use in borders, flower beds, and single plantings on lawns. Due to high cutting productivity (up to 425 pieces per square meter) and long vase life (10–12 days), it is also in demand for interior decorative arrangements. This variety combines ease of care, weather resistance, and exquisite beauty, making it popular among gardeners and rose lovers.