Rose Gabriela

Gabriella Rose is an exquisite floribunda variety developed in Japan in 2008 by breeder Junko Kawamoto. The flowers of this rose are large, up to 8 cm in diameter, double with approximately 40 petals. In the half-bloom stage, they have a lavender hue with a gray, wavy edge, and when fully open, they become pearl-white. The flowers possess a delicate, sweet fragrance, noticeable even in bud stage and lasting throughout the blooming period. The blooming is abundant and prolonged, with 3 to 5 flowers forming on each stem, lasting about 8–10 days on the bush. The Gabriella rose bush is upright, well-branched, and leafy, reaching a height of about 100 cm and width of 60 cm. The leaves are glossy, deep green, which beautifully accentuates the unusual color of the flowers. The rose prefers sunny planting locations and requires moderate care, not liking heavy pruning. The variety is frost-resistant, although it is recommended to cover the plant for winter to maintain bush health. This rose is distinguished by its dramatic ruffled flower form and silvery sheen of petals, which, together with its strong yet subtle fragrance, makes it one of the most attractive varieties in the "Heavens" series. Gabriella Rose is ideal for creating vibrant floral compositions in the garden, delighting the eye with its unique color and prolonged blooming throughout the season.