This flower is beautiful and elegant, with a pleasant fragrance, a long blooming period, and so many blooms it looks like a sea of flowers.

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Happy Georgia is a very classic shrub rose variety. The flowers are deep yellow, with the outer petals gradually fading to a lighter shade, creating a rather layered color contrast that is simply gorgeous. The flower form is very proper, a rounded-cup classic bloom, with buds layered one upon another, having forty or fifty petals, especially beautiful, spreading sweetness into the heart and making people fall in love at first sight.

Beautiful flowers, abundant blooms

Happy Georgia has beautiful flower form and color, and its fragrance is also especially pleasant, a rich tea rose scent, deep and far-reaching, like a beauty with a soul. Plant one in a pot on your balcony or in your courtyard, and during the blooming period it is filled with a strong rose fragrance, accenting the environment and lifting your mood. If you have land and space at home, you must plant it; it will absolutely not let you regret it.

Abundant blooms, frequent blooms

It has a long blooming period, with peak bloom in spring and autumn, good repeat-flowering ability, and it also blooms in summer. It has many buds, with 5 heads on one branch being normal, multi-headed and abundant-flowering, with an astonishing flower volume, blooms covering the branches, very beautiful and spectacular. The plant form is beautiful and full; whether potted on a balcony, climbing walls and trellises, or used on courtyard arches and fences, it is indescribably beautiful.

Full of fairy-like charm

What is delightful is that Happy Georgia is not only beautiful, but also very easy to grow. It has strong growth vigor, grows fast, and has good disease resistance. It is cold-resistant, loves sunlight, and is suitable for potted or ground planting on sunny, well-ventilated balconies and courtyards. Use potting soil with peat : perlite : vermiculite at 3:1:1; water by the see-dry-see-wet method, and just water thoroughly.

After flowering, it can be pruned. In summer, just cut off the spent flowers; after the spring and autumn blooms, it can be cut back; in winter, it needs a heavy pruning.