What is the Sister Study?
The Seven Sisters (scientific name: Rosa multiflora Thunb. Var. Carnea Thory), also known as the Ten Sisters, is a variant of the Rosaceae Rosa multiflora . Flowers double-petaled, dark pink, often clustered in 7-10 clusters, fragrant. Roses are deciduous or semi-evergreen shrubs with erect or climbing stems and usually have prickles. Leaves alternate, odd-pinnate compound leaves, stipules, leaflets serrate. The flowers are solitary or composed of inflorescences, which are born at the top of new shoots. The flower diameter is generally about 2 cm. Cultivate for ornamental use, can be used for slope protection and scaffolding. [1]
- Rose is native to China. Flowers and plants with dormant and climbing ability, like sunlight, cold resistance, drought resistance, water and humidity resistance, strong adaptability, not strict soil requirements, can also grow well on sticky soil, sowing, cutting, Root reproduction should survive. The "Seven Sisters" of the multi-flowered rose are suitable for the Yellow River basin north of the Yangtze River, and hard or tender cuttings are used for cutting seedlings. [1]
- Wild roses have few diseases and insect pests. Artificially cultivated insects such as saw bee, rose leaf bee, scale insects, aphids, and leaf and leaf disease, ulcer disease, and black spot disease, etc., except for spraying with medicinal solution. It is not suitable to plant too many flowers and trees in other places. Every winter, the old branches and dense branches are often trimmed with intensity to maintain good light transmission and ventilation, which can reduce pests and diseases.
- "Seven Sisters" can be arranged into styles such as columns, flower stands, flower galleries, and walls during landscaping. When blooming, you can see a beautiful piece of flowers from afar, red flowers everywhere, and close-up flowers, bright red and gorgeous, very beautiful. "Seven Sisters" is also an excellent vertical greening material, and can also be planted on hillsides and embankments for soil and water conservation.