







English Rose - bred by David Austin
Shrub Rose
This rose bears beautiful, medium-sized flowers of rich apricot colouring. They are of a flat rosette shape and slightly quartered at the centre; the outer petals falling back a little and becoming paler. They have a rich tea fragrance. The foliage and young stems are bronzy-red at first, becoming dark green over time.
A very disease resistant and reliable shrub with vigorous, rather upright growth. It is particularly suited to growing at the back of a mixed border, where it will compete well with other plants.
It is named after the model village in the Wirral built by William Hesketh Lever, where they have a beautiful garden of English Roses.
Rose Type | English Rose - bred by David Austin |
Growth Type | Shrub Rose |
Sub Type | English Musk Hybrid |
Color | Rich apricot |
Fragrance Strength | Strong Fragrance |
Flowering | Repeat Flowering |
Disease Resistance | Excellent |
Height | 5 ft |
Width | 3 ft |
Breeder | David Austin |
Year of Introduction | 2007 |
Appellation | Auslofty |
Suitable for zones | Zones 5 - 9 |
Petal Count | 90 petals |
Patent | 13875 |