Lady of Shalott ®

Continuous bloomer with a pleasant fragrance

A wonderful rose! Lady of Shalott grows in my mixed border, where the apricot-coloured blooms contrast wonderfully with summer phlox, lilies, lavender and bellflowers and smell pleasantly. It blooms almost without interruption from May until the frost and is extremely healthy. Even continuous rain can't harm the bloom.

In my garden it is now in its 5th year in full sun and in rather light, well-drained soil. It grows upright with slightly overhanging shoots and delicate foliage - a rather dainty, elegant appearance. Height approx. 1.70 m.

Care is undemanding: one feeding in spring at bud break and one after the first flush. In spring I prune it lightly and remove older shoots. I deadhead regularly, which it reliably rewards with new blooms. A beautiful rose that even rose newbies should manage well. Ideal for very small gardens too.

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A great, uncomplicated rose

I've had her in my garden for 6 years. The Lady is vigorous in growth but doesn't get above 1.5 metres. She blooms tirelessly all summer. The flower colour changes towards pink when it's very rainy, but she is very rain-resistant. One of my favourite roses. Only drawback: the blooms don't last well in the vase.

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A very pleasant rose

It has stood in a sunny, exposed spot since 2025 and seems to like it. It grows up to 2 m tall, and it flowers abundantly. One or two doses of slow-release fertiliser in the soil per year, and a good liquid fertiliser every 4 weeks from the first sunny days in spring, that does the trick. The fragrance is very similar to high-quality loose-leaf teas from China, but unlike a Westerland it has almost no sweetness, it is quasi "bone dry". It tolerates being cut back by half and so far has had no diseases or pests at all.

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