Dalla Libera, Davide

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Rose Breeder

Listing last updated on Wed Apr 2025

Catalog: Online.

Padova, Veneto
Italy

Davide Dalla Libera (1985), started his work with roses when 13-14 years old at "La Campanella", probably the best italian nursery selling old roses. Later, about 10-11 years ago he started crossing roses and in 2011 he opened a little nursery called Novaspina, to sell his novelties and to save the works of other Italian and unknown breeders. He collects hundreds of historic and unknown roses to be used for his research directed to fuse characters from gallica, wichuraiana, setigera, moscata, noisette and To obtain roses strong and suitable for the region's climate, very similar to Californian area. To this aim, the selection of the seedlings is, in large part, left to the environment. The growing scores obtained in the International rose trials bode well for the success of this strategy. He took part to Italian conferences in the last three years.