Getting to Know: Leonardo Da Vinci | Rose Review | Zone 6A | Meilland

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AI GeneratedThis video provides a personal review of the Leonardo da Vinci rose, highlighting its compact growth and stunning spring blooms. While the plant excels in early season growth, the speaker notes challenges with summer humidity, black spot disease, and intense sunlight in zone 6a.
This is getting to know Leonardo da Vinci. Leonardo da Vinci is a compact rose with an excellent
one-branch growth habit. In my zone 6a in New England, it produces a beautiful flush of flowers
in the spring, just like you're seeing in the video, but once we get to the summer,
it slows down, it doesn't like the humidity, and it tends to get black spots. I also question if
it likes the full sun because it prefers mostly the sun in the spring. When we get into the
hard sun of the summer, it just doesn't like it. However, despite those challenges, I love seeing
this drop in the spring with the beautiful clusters of pink flowers, and it just looks
beautiful. It also has beautiful foliage. If you have questions about this rose bush,
just please add a comment and I will get back to you as soon as I can.
Hope you enjoyed this video. Thank you so much for watching!
