English rose 'Lady of Shalott'

The Rosa 'Lady of Shalott', an English rose created by David Austin, is distinguished by its double, cup-shaped flowers of a remarkable coppery hue, harmoniously blending apricot orange and salmon pink shades on the reverse of the petals. This vigorous shrub rose has a flexible, slightly flared bushy habit, and can also be trained as a small climber to structure a space. Its repeat flowering, abundant from early summer until the first frosts, diffuses a rich fragrance with notes of tea, apple, and spices. Its medium green, glossy, and healthy foliage highlights the warmth of its flowers while ensuring good disease resistance. Very floriferous and easy to cultivate, it attracts pollinators and brings energy and refinement to the garden.