Gabriel Oak
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Trandafirii la rădăcină nudă trebuie scoși din câmp doar după ce au intrat în repaus vegetativ, s-au maturizat și sunt pregătiți pentru iarnă.
Dacă sunt scoși prea devreme, plantele sunt supuse unui stres inutil, iar lăstarii nu au timp să se maturizeze și să se „lemnifice”.
La sfârșitul toamnei, odată cu scăderea temperaturilor, creșterea încetinește, frunzele cad, iar lăstarii se lignifică – adică se maturizează și se „lemnifică”. Astfel, trandafirii intră în iarnă bine pregătiți pentru temperaturile scăzute.
Nu forțăm sezonul doar pentru a livra mai devreme. Așteptăm momentul potrivit din ciclul natural al plantei, astfel încât clientul să primească un trandafir bine maturizat, viguros și pregătit pentru iarnă.
Dar nu vor îngheța peste iarnă?
Tocmai de aceea îi scoatem din câmp după maturizarea lăstarilor, astfel încât trandafirii să fie bine pregătiți pentru iarnă.
Famous Roses oferă 180 de zile garanție la prindere pentru trandafirii la rădăcină nudă.
Gabriel Oak is a shrub English rose created by David Austin, featuring rich, rosette-shaped flowers in deep pink, a strong fruity fragrance, and repeat flowering. Its vigorous, broad, and rounded bush makes it ideal for visible areas of the garden, where its color and scent can be enjoyed up close.
Choose it if you want a rose with a rich presence, deep pink flowers, and a strong fragrance for a border, as a solitary plant, or in a spot near a walkway or patio.
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Gabriel Oak catches the eye with its many-petaled flowers arranged in lush rosettes. The deep pink gains extra depth through the outer petals, which may lighten slightly in color as the bloom matures.
The first fully opened bloom is when the variety truly reveals its character: plenty of color, volume, and a strong fruity fragrance that draws you in. Planted next to a path, near a patio, or in a visible spot from the house, Gabriel Oak can be admired every time you walk through the garden or drink your coffee outside.
Repeat flowering brings the pleasure of watching for new buds and awaiting the next wave of blooms. From one day to the next, you can discover new open rosettes, and as the plant matures, the bush becomes fuller and more prominent in the garden.
The flowers can be cut and brought indoors, allowing the deep pink hue and fruity fragrance to be appreciated inside the home as well. A few stems in a vase extend the variety's experience beyond where it is planted and can be shared with family or loved ones.
With its vigorous and rounded shape, Gabriel Oak fits well in a mixed border, in a rose grouping, as a solitary plant, or in a flowering hedge. It requires a sufficiently generous space to develop its bush and for the flowers to be showcased without crowding surrounding plants.
David Austin highlights Gabriel Oak's many-petaled flowers, deep pink color, strong fruity fragrance, and the ample, rounded shape of the bush. The variety was introduced in 2019 and is named after the character Gabriel Oak from Thomas Hardy's novel, Far from the Madding Crowd.
Famous Roses recommends Gabriel Oak to those who want a rose that stands out for both its color and its fragrance. We envision it in a frequented area of the garden where you can watch the flowers open, smell its perfume while passing by, and enjoy the recurring blooms throughout the season.
Gabriel Oak is suitable for gardens where it has enough space to form its vigorous, broad, and rounded bush. It is not recommended for small balconies, very narrow spaces, or restricted containers.
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- Type: shrub English rose
- Breeder: David Austin
- Variety code: Auscrowd
- Year of introduction: 2019
- Color: deep pink, with outer petals that may lighten slightly
- Flower: rich, many-petaled, rosette-shaped
- Fragrance: strong, fruity
- Flowering: repeat, in waves, throughout the season
- Growth habit: vigorous, broad, and rounded bush
- Approximate dimensions: approximately 125 cm high and 125 cm wide
- Foliage: dark green
- Exposure: sunny spot
- Use: mixed borders, solitary planting, rose groups, flowering hedges, and cut flowers
Dimensions are approximate and may vary depending on climate, soil, positioning, care, and pruning.
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Does Gabriel Oak have a strong fragrance?
Yes. Gabriel Oak has a strong fruity fragrance, which is one of the main identifiers of this variety. To enjoy it more easily, plant the rose near a walkway, patio, or seating area.
What color are the flowers?
The flowers are deep pink. As they mature, the outer petals may lighten in color, giving the rosette more depth.
Is it a repeat bloomer?
Yes. It is a repeat-flowering rose, blooming in waves throughout the season. The rhythm and abundance of the blooms may vary depending on climate, placement, and care.
How much space does it take up?
Under the breeder's reference conditions, the bush can reach approximately 125 cm in height and 125 cm in width. Give it enough space to maintain its broad and rounded shape.
Where does it fit best?
It fits into a mixed border, a rose group, as a solitary plant, or in a flowering hedge. To enjoy the fragrance, choose a spot close to a walkway, patio, entrance, or relaxation area.
Can it be planted in a pot?
It can only be grown in a very generous container with good drainage and enough room for its roots. Due to its vigorous and broad growth, it is not recommended for small balconies or restricted pots.
Is it suitable for cut flowers?
Yes. The rich flowers and strong fruity fragrance make it suitable for cutting and for vase arrangements.
Is it suitable for a small garden?
It can be planted in a small garden only if sufficient space is reserved for the bush to develop. It is not suitable for very narrow areas where it would crowd surrounding plants.
What do I do after planting?
Water deeply after planting and ensure the soil remains slightly moist for the first few weeks. For complete steps, consult the planting guide →
To ensure Gabriel Oak forms a vigorous and balanced bush, also consult the watering guide →
