gallica
/ˈɡælɪkə/
noun
- A type of rose, Rosa gallica, with fragrant, usually pink or red flowers, native to Europe and western Asia.
- In the botanical garden, the gallica bush bloomed with beautiful pink flowers.
- The gardener planted a gallica rose near the fence for its sweet smell.
- Gallica roses are known for their deep red petals and strong fragrance.