Qingpingguo Rose Plant|青苹果

Qingpingguo Rose (2023 Binfen Cut Rose: Green-to-Ripened Apple Hues with Ruffled Edges)
Bred by Binfen Roses (China, 2023), Qingpingguo (Green Apple Rose) is a captivating cut rose that dazzles with its fruit-inspired color evolution, elegant high-center cup shape, and ultra-long 15+ day vase life. Boasting 8–10 cm blooms, an upright 80 cm growth habit, thick durable petals with subtle ruffled edges, and a faint fresh fragrance, it gets its name from the stunning gradient—starting as crisp green like unripe apples, then deepening into warm hues that mimic ripening fruit, creating a unique and charming visual story.
Growing 80 cm tall with strong, straight stems ideal for cutting, Qingpingguo stands out for its dynamic color journey. Each bloom opens in a fresh, bright green tone that evokes the crispness of a just-picked apple, then gradually transitions through richer, warmer shades as it matures, mirroring the natural ripening process of fruit. The high-center cup shape adds classic elegance, while the slight ruffled edges on petals bring a soft, whimsical touch. Its faint, non-overpowering fragrance is friendly to scent-sensitive individuals, making it perfect for indoor arrangements, weddings, or home decor. The thick petal texture resists bruising and wilting, ensuring the blooms stay vibrant and intact for over 15 days in a vase.
For optimal growth, plant in full sun (6+ hours daily) and well-drained, fertile soil to enhance color vibrancy and stem strength. Light pruning in late winter (cut back to 3–5 healthy buds per stem) and regular deadheading encourage continuous blooms. Water deeply 1–2 times weekly, and feed with a phosphorus-rich rose fertilizer every 4–6 weeks during the growing season to support bloom production. To preserve the vivid green initial color, provide partial afternoon shade in hot climates—this slows premature fading while maintaining the cup-shaped form. This Chinese-bred gem blends nature-inspired color magic, elegant structure, and long-lasting beauty, turning any arrangement into a eye-catching focal point.