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Westerland is one of those varieties that cause diametrically opposite reviews of flower lovers. Some admire it for its bright, somewhat catchy color, others reproach it with excessive “nalyapistosti“, the first admire its flower shape, the second wonder what can attract in a half-double rose, supporters enjoy the aroma, opponents call it too tart. But no matter how different the opinions of rose growers, Westerland has many fans who refer it to their favorite varieties. The flowers of this beautiful rose really seem to play with colors depending on the weather and the age of the flower-sometimes admiring orange-scarlet, then showing the predominance of salmon-orange, then diluting the color with notes of apricot or amber tones, then showing noble copper tones. It is very difficult to make an impression about its color without being able to contemplate this beauty. Flowers of Westerland, consisting of 25-30 petals, will not delight with special Terry, and will show touching stamens, but thank
