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Lady Of Shalott
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english · 2009

Lady Of Shalott

Rosa 'AUSnyson'

David Austin✦ very strong fragrance

5'

Height

Repeat

Blooming

Part shade

Light

4–11

Zone

Plant & Flower Traits

Rose type

english

Bloom size

Large (approx. 3 inches)

Bloom habit

chalice-shaped, cupped, very full

Petal count

Approximately 60 petals per bloom.

Flowering

repeat blooming

Habit

arching

Color

orange

Fragrance

very strong

Foliage

mid-green

Foliage surface

Semi-glossy and leathery.

Fragrance Notes

warm tea with hints of spiced apples and cloves

Color Description

vibrant, orange-red buds open to form chalice-shaped flowers filled with loosely arranged petals of salmon pink with a golden-yellow reverse

🌱 Growth & Garden Habits

Light

Partial shade

Height

5'

Spread

4'

Soil

well-draining, loamy soil enriched with compost

Hardiness Zone

Zone 4–11

Disease Resistance

remarkable disease resistance

🌿 Care Guide

Watering

1”-2” of water per week; newly planted roses 2-3 times per week until established; water at the base

Fertilizer

use organic soil without granular or time-release fertilizer for young roots; feed in spring once new growth begins and after each flush of blooms every 2-3 weeks; use liquid fertilizer like Founder's Fish Fertilizer for the first year

Pruning

Prune in late winter or early spring just as growth begins. Remove any dead, damaged, or diseased wood and thin out older stems to improve air circulation. The stems can be cut back by one-third to one-half of their length to maintain a bushy, controlled shape.

Pests & Diseases

resistant to fungal diseases; reviews mention no bugs or disease

🧬 Pedigree

Seedling x Seedling

🏆 Awards & Recognition

RHS Award of Garden Merit (2011); RNRS Trial Ground Award (2011); Silver Medal, Glasgow (2011); ARS All-American Garden Rose Selections (AAGRS) Fragrance Award (2017); Best Climber, Hamilton Rose Trials (2018).

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