Rose LISA

Flowering Architecture and Resistance of the Lissa Hybrid

The 'Lissa' rose from the 'Novaya Gollandiya' breeding center is a classic representative of the floribunda group, where growth parameters are balanced to achieve maximum decorative effect with minimal labor inputs. The core focus of this variety's selection is biological reliability and plant vigor.

Biological Resources and Shrub Habit

The shrub dimensions range from 80–120 cm in height and 70–100 cm in width. This density allows the plant to be utilized both in massive flower beds and as a standalone planting. A powerful root system and energetic shoot growth ensure a high rate of regeneration after each flowering wave. The stems possess sufficient rigidity to support inflorescences without additional staking, simplifying general maintenance.

Bud Parameters and Stress Tolerance

The 'Lissa' flower features a double, cupped shape measuring 7–10 cm. The color palette is dominated by transitions from soft cream to pink, which visually enhances the landscape. A key technical advantage is its high resistance to powdery mildew: genetically embedded protection allows for fewer fungicide treatments while maintaining foliage health throughout the season. Cold hardiness down to -25°C places the variety in the moderate category, requiring standard winter protection in colder regions while ensuring stability in temperate climates.

Practical Application in Agro-landscaping

This variety is suitable for cutting, as the dense, double structure of the inflorescences ensures long-lasting decorative appeal in a vase. The wave-like flowering pattern guarantees a continuous supply of buds throughout the summer, which is essential for maintaining the aesthetics of commercial and private landscaping projects.