It is suitable for planting as a single shrub or in groups as a hedge. The variety is also recommended for cultivation in large containers.

Usage: The 'Allgold' rose can be used in home gardens, parks, and community green spaces, as well as along streets. It can also be planted in larger containers. These containers should be well protected for the winter or moved to unheated rooms.

Blooming: The flowers have a moderately intense fragrance, are full, about 8 cm in diameter, and are grouped in large clusters. Their color is yellow. Blooming occurs in June and lasts abundantly until late autumn. The leaves are small, strongly glossy, and intensely green, a feature rarely seen in newer varieties.

Care: It grows best in sunny locations, in places sheltered from the wind and easily warmed. It requires fertile, moist, well-drained soil. Traditional winter protection is needed.

Pruning: In spring, the tips of the shoots should be trimmed. If necessary, frozen shoots should also be cut out.