This flower is beautiful and elegantly refined, full of fairy-like charm, with a sweet, delightful fragrance, a long blooming period and abundant flowers, like a sea of blooms

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Jubilee Celebration Georgia, 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 shape is very proper, a rounded cup classic flower form, with buds layered one upon another, with forty or fifty petals, especially beautiful, spreading sweetness into the heart and making people fall in love at first sight.

Beautiful flowers, abundant blooms

Jubilee Celebration Georgia has a beautiful flower shape and color, and its fragrance is especially pleasant too, 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 throughout the blooming period it will be filled with a strong rose fragrance, adorning the environment and making people feel joyful. If you have the land and the space at home, you must plant it; it will absolutely never make you regret it.

Free-flowering and repeat-blooming

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 free-flowering, with an astonishing flower quantity, blooms covering the branches, very beautiful and spectacular. The plant shape is beautiful and full, and whether used as a balcony potted plant, a wall-climbing vine, a courtyard arch, or a fence application, it is indescribably beautiful.

Full of fairy-like charm

What is delightful is that Jubilee Celebration 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, likes sunlight, and is suitable for balcony or courtyard potting and ground planting in sunny, well-ventilated spots. Potting soil peat:perlite:vermiculite 3:1:1, water when the soil is dry and stop when wet, just water thoroughly.

It can be pruned after flowering. In summer, just cut off the spent flowers; after the spring and autumn blooms, you can cut back; in winter, a major pruning is needed.