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Garden new show - fruit with roses
Four years ago, a company called LiguriaVivaioRosePa-trucco in Liguria, Italy, began to have interest in the selection of roses for the use of ornamental roses. Today, some of the commercial varieties they have developed are increasingly favored by producers in southern and central Italy because they are a simple and profitable flowering plant. Traditionally, many Italian families like to cut rose fruit for decoration in autumn, but this plant has never been used for commercial production and trade. Today, rose hips are increasingly welcomed by flower producers and consumers. They are not only widely used in flower arrangements, but also have a long insertion time (sometimes up to several months). In Northern Europe, rose fruit is even more popular as people are increasingly interested in flower arrangement of dried flowers and other dried plant materials. At the harvest festival in autumn, together with the variety of fruits and berries on display, rose hips have become a concern. In Italy, the rose fruit market is also slowly and steadily developing. Its decorative effect is ideal. It is also very useful for parks and urban green spaces. They can attract a few animals and help increase steep slopes and prevent soil erosion. VivaioRosePatrucco is the first company to truly recognize the value of rosehips, and to provide a range of varieties in the mall under the European trademark “The Fruit of Loveâ€. Some of these species are for sowing and some for grafting. Breeders of the Ligurian region, Enzo Brea, have developed several different varieties suitable for commercial production. Some other new varieties are on the commodity supply line. Roses can sustain flowering and fruition over a long period of time. This is an important feature that people are pursuing. The commercial varieties of rose fruit developed provide a simple and profitable flower crop for producers in both continental and Mediterranean climate regions. After planting seedlings of bare roots in March, from September to January, fruit can be harvested 1-2 times per week. An adult plant can produce 3-5 kilograms of fruit each year (depending on the variety); and fruit-filled branches (based on quality) can be sold for US$4.9 per kilogram. Roses can be planted on slopes with secondary slopes, but good drainage is essential. PH value should be 5-8. Planting takes place outdoors and there are no protective measures. One plant per square meter. Bare rooted plants were planted from December to April, and potted plants were planted from May. The only necessary facility is drip irrigation. By growing a series of varieties matured at different times, the harvest period can be well planned and adjusted. The rose varieties mentioned do not require special management and maintenance, and they have not been treated in advance against pests and diseases. One of these species is the wild Rosacanina. Some insects may damage flower buds, but the most difficult is weed control. This cost is not small, but mechanical and manual weeding is an essential measure. Rosehip varieties are characterized by fruit size, shape (circular, oval, slender or flat), color when mature (red, purple, vermilion, orange, yellow and near black), and fruit on the branches Health status (upright, overhang, solitary or clustered) is determined. Less thorns, the size and color of the fruit are the key to quality. After the fruit is harvested, the fruit branch is placed in the refrigerator to prevent loss of water. The fruit branches are bundled into 1 bundle per 1 kg and wrapped in cellophane. As a result, they show strong resistance to possible damage caused by transport and handling.