Disadvantages and advantages of Shakespeare 2000 rose (is it a vine or a shrub)

Shakespeare 2000 Rose Introduction

William Shakespeare 2000 is a medium-sized shrub rose produced by Austin, UK, also known as SB 2000. Its flowers are 11cm in diameter and are dark purple or crimson in color. The lower the temperature, the darker the color, and it may even turn black purple.

It is a classic shrub miniature rose that can be used as cut flowers and garden beautification. It is also a must-have for many rose fans. It is about 120-140 cm tall and has a certain branching ability.

Shakespeare 2000 is crimson in color after blooming. It usually blooms in a single head , not in clusters, and is a large-flowered rose variety. Its petals are extremely double, and the flowers have a strong old rose fragrance, which is relatively light . It grows very fast and blooms frequently .

Shakespeare 2000 Rose Advantages

① Diligent flowers

Shakespeare 2000 is a hard-flowering rose that blooms in multiple seasons , is highly disease-resistant , and re-flowers quickly . It has flowers on its four or five centimeter-long side branches, and it blooms in multiple heads . Generally, after the flowers fade, cutting off the remaining flowers can promote flowering. It is a rose variety worth buying.

②High ornamental value

Shakespeare 2000 has gorgeous flowers, blooming in large quantities in spring, very beautiful , with a jam-rose red color and large flowers. Its flowers are cup-shaped, with four-part clusters, layers of petals, and they do not dissipate even in hot weather. It has a strong fragrance and lush branches and leaves.

③Old rose scent

Shakespeare 2000 has a strong old rose scent . The better the light, the stronger the scent, and it smells very good.

Disadvantages of Shakespeare 2000

The plant of Shakespeare 2000 is not tall, the branches are thin and soft, and the flowers tend to droop. Moreover, Shakespeare 2000 is not resistant to sunlight, but it can tolerate shade, so it is more suitable for balcony potted plants.

In addition, this variety of rose grows fast in spring, goes dormant in the high temperature in summer, and will come back to life after the beginning of autumn. It blooms a lot in spring, but relatively less in other seasons.