A very free-flowering rose, bearing very large, incurved, chalice-shaped flowers. The petals are medium yellow on the inside and pale yellow on the outside. Its outstanding fragrance is extremely strong with a delicious fruity note reminiscent of guava and sweet white wine. It forms an upright shrub, with bushy growth and light green leaves. David Austin, 1995.
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Family:
English Shrub Rose
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Fragrance Strength:
Strong
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Flowering:
Repeat Flowering
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Fragrance Notes:
Fruity
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Colour:
Soft yellow
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Height & Spread:
125cm x 110cm
Origin Of Name
Named after the character in Thomas Hardy’s novel of the same name.