We also like to call this fabulous floribunda Miss Rose. Mainly because there is no other beauty that parades with greater elegance along garden paths when in bloom.
Allow us to introduce you to Lady of Shalott, a divine floribunda that you will easily recognize by the scent of warm tea, apples, and cloves in its medium-sized, cupped flowers painted in shades of orange, salmon pink, and golden yellow.
For its beauty, Lady of Shalott was immediately noticed by international juries, which did not hesitate to award it the RHS Garden of Merit prize. And in 2011, Lady of Shalott also received the Royal National Rose Society Trial Ground award.
You therefore have every reason to want such a rose in your garden. And if, however, you decide to order it, you should also know that it blooms throughout the entire season and that, at maturity, it can reach heights of 125-130 cm. Shrub roses are recognized for their vigorous bushy growth, developing as standalone bushes that do not require support or structural frames, as is the case with climbing roses. They are ideal for adding volume to the garden, occupying much more generous space than modern hybrids and offering a rich visual spectacle through their natural and dense shape.
And if you wish, you can also plant it in pots, including in semi-shaded areas.
Recommended for cut flowers in vases and floral arrangements. The cut flower has a vase life of approximately 5 days.
Quality 1+ (premium). The bushes are 2 years old, sturdy, and obtained by grafting onto the strongest rootstock in the world today. This gives the roses vigor and great long-term resistance.