Amber Rose (Bernstein Rose) (Rosa 'Bernstein-Rose')

Amber Rose (Bernstein Rose)

Rosa 'Bernstein-Rose'

Warm amber blooms glow like liquid sunlight, a classic hybrid tea rose with rich fragrance. Hybrid tea rose cultivar; common name: Amber Rose.

Full sun
1–2/week
Moderate
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Plant Needs

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Sunlight Full sun exposure for 6–8 hours daily to maximize blooming; tolerate partial afternoon shade in hot climates to prevent petal scorch
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Watering Water deeply when the top 5–7 cm of soil dries out; avoid overhead watering to reduce fungal disease risk
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Temperature Hardy to -15°C; protect from extreme heat above 32°C to prevent bloom wilting
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Characteristics

  • Leaf: Glossy, dark green compound pinnate leaves with serrated oval leaflets
  • Flower: Large high-centered double blooms in amber-yellow to apricot hues; strong sweet fragrance
  • Stem: Thorny woody stems with stiff, upright growth habit
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Care Guide

Watering

Maintain consistent soil moisture with deep weekly watering during bloom season

Fertilization

Apply balanced rose fertilizer every 2 weeks. Stop fertilizing in late summer to help the shrub harden off for winter dormancy

Banana peel compost tea:Compost banana peels for 2–3 weeks, steep in water for 24 hours, dilute 1:20 for root drench; avoid raw peels to prevent pest infestations
Pruning
  • Prune dead, diseased, or crossing branches in late winter to encourage new growth
  • Deadhead spent blooms regularly to promote continuous flowering throughout the season
  • Thin crowded inner branches to improve air circulation and reduce fungal disease risk
  • Shape the shrub to maintain an upright, compact form after the final bloom cycle
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Toxicity

Warning: this plant may be toxic.

Pets & Humans

Pets: ASPCA: Non-toxic; minor oral irritation may occur from accidental thorn contact

Humans: Mild gastrointestinal irritation if large quantities of foliage or hips are ingested; thorns may cause minor skin pricks

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Garden Uses & Culture

Culture: Symbolizes warmth, friendship, and golden affection in floral language

Usage: Garden ornamental, cut flower arrangements, and fragrance gardens