Orange Rose, Gulab, Flame Rose, Apricot Rose Plant

Orange Rose Plant (Also Called Flame Rose, Apricot Rose, or Gulab)

Bring warmth and vibrant energy to your garden with our stunning Orange Rose plant. These beloved flowers are a classic addition to any Indian garden, instantly brightening up your space with their cheerful colour. Universally cherished, roses are most commonly known as 'Gulab' (गुलाब) across India, symbolizing beauty and passion.

This Orange Rose variety is perfect for adding a pop of unique colour to your landscape. It adapts well to the Indian climate, producing beautiful blooms that are sure to catch the eye. Whether you plant it in a pot on your balcony or in your garden bed, Orange Rose promises season after season of delightful flowers.

Product Specifications:

• Plant Type: Flowering Shrub
• Common Names: Orange Rose Plant, Gulab
• Flower Color: Orange
• Flowering Season: Throughout the year in favorable Indian climates, with peak blooms in cooler months and post-monsoon.
• Sunlight Requirement: Full Sun (At least 5-6 hours of direct sunlight for best flowering)
• Watering: Moderate (Water when the top inch of soil feels dry)
• Ideal For: Pots, Garden Beds, Borders, Cut Flowers
• Plant Height: Typically 8-12 inches (20-30 cm) when shipped (Height and spread will increase significantly with growth).
• Pot Size: Shipped in standard nursery polybags or pots (approx. 4-6 inch or 10-15 cm diameter).
• Weight: Approx. 400-800 gm per plant (including pot/soil), total weight for 1 plant approx. 400-800 gm (0.4-0.8 kg) excluding packaging.

Why Grow It?

• Popular Names: Gulab (India), Hybrid Tea Rose, Climbing Orange Rose.

• Eye-Catching: Brightens gardens, balconies, or bouquets.

• Pollinator Magnet: Attracts bees and butterflies.

• Repeat Blooms: Flowers spring to fall with proper care.

Care Tips:

• Sunlight: 6–8 hours of direct sun daily.

• Water: Keep soil moist (avoid wetting leaves to prevent diseases).

• Soil: Rich, well-draining mix with compost or manure.

• Pruning: Trim dead stems in early spring for healthy growth.

• Pests: Watch for aphids—spray with neem oil or soap water.