The Mill on the Floss

A rose that impresses with its perfect elegance. Its flowers are arranged in large, well-formed clusters with delicate cups, each surrounding a bunch of golden stamens.

At first, the flowers have a medium shade of pink with lilac-pink accents, fading as they open, while the carmine edges of the petals give them a charming outline. Held above glossy green foliage, the flowers sway gracefully on arching branches, exuding a sweet fragrance with fruity notes.

This healthy and vigorous variety will win you over from the first bloom, offering repeat flowers throughout the season. The shrub develops a bushy shape with healthy, shiny foliage, reaching heights of 120-140 cm at maturity, but it can also be trained as a climbing rose when its long branches are tied to a support. Shrub roses are known for their vigorous bushy growth, developing as self-supporting shrubs that do not require stakes or support structures, as is the case with climbing roses. They are ideal for adding volume to the garden, occupying a much more generous space compared to modern hybrids and providing a rich visual spectacle through their natural and dense form.

Its name is inspired by one of the characters in George Eliot's classic novel, adding a touch of literature and refinement to your garden.