Naga Belle™ sp>netsuite ‘Martha Gonzales’ has become very

‘Martha Gonzales’ has become very popular with area landscapers for mass plantings and large drifts

Although 'Therese Bugnet' is not typical of the class because of its darker leaves and more upright form

If your grandmother mentioned "cabbage roses"

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2½" blooms (approximately 35 petals) unfurl in waves of creamy white

Naga Belle™ sp>netsuite ‘Martha Gonzales’ has become very2010 4 to 6 feet This very sturdy shrub rose grows to five feet and displays very showy, beautiful, fragrant pink flowers. It repeat blooms nicely through the Fall. Bred by V. Viraraghavan using the vigorous species rose, R. gigantea. Use 'Naga Belle' as a specimen where she can show off her best traits!