David Austin Rose Wisley 2008

An extremely vigorous English shrub rose, named for the Royal Horticultural Society's celebrated garden at Wisley and introduced by David Austin in 2008. Plump, rounded buds open into perfectly formed rosette blooms, shallowly cupped and around 3" across, packed with roughly 95 petals in a very pure, soft light pink that pales further towards the outer edges. Carries a delightful fresh, fruity fragrance with hints of raspberry and tea. The growth habit is elegantly arching, producing flowers all along the stems and building into a fine, healthy, well-furnished shrub. Strong enough to form a sturdy flowering hedge, and notably shade-tolerant. Repeat-flowering from late spring right through to the first frosts, with excellent disease resistance. Winner of Best Rose for Landscaping at the 2009 Concurs Internacional de Roses in Barcelona. Reaches around 140cm in both height and spread.

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