Rosa The Lady of the Lake®
£33.00
notes
Bred by David Austin, (Ausherbert) is a medium sized, repeat flowering rambler. It is a healthy rose, with pretty pale pink flowers, opening to reveal golden stamens, ideal for climbing over an arch, trellis or small tree. The abundant flowers are held in sprays on long slender stems and can grow up to 12 feet tall, this forms a splendid display to enjoy throughout the season. Image courtesy of David Austin Roses.
Please note, our roses are available to purchase all year round, so depending on the time of year your rose may either arrive in bloom or have been pruned or deadheaded appropriately for the season.
Add additional options
After Plant, Rose Liquid Feed
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£9.00
Rootgrow Mycorrhizal Fungi 150g
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£6.00
Dimensions
- Pot size: 6L (9cm, 7.5in)
- Height: 3.75 metres (12 ft) over 5-10 years
Features
notes
Bred by David Austin, (Ausherbert) is a medium sized, repeat flowering rambler. It is a healthy rose, with pretty pale pink flowers, opening to reveal golden stamens, ideal for climbing over an arch, trellis or small tree. The abundant flowers are held in sprays on long slender stems and can grow up to 12 feet tall, this forms a splendid display to enjoy throughout the season. Image courtesy of David Austin Roses.
Please note, our roses are available to purchase all year round, so depending on the time of year your rose may either arrive in bloom or have been pruned or deadheaded appropriately for the season.
Insights
Rosa The Lady of the Lake’s fresh, fruity fragrance is beloved by bees and other pollinators. Named after the ruler of Avalon in the Arthurian legend. She also plays a pivotal role in Sir Walter Scott’s famous poem of the same name.
Details
- Rambling rose grown for flowers
- Flowering period: repeat
- Fully hardy
Planting
- Enriched, well-drained soil
- All aspects
- Full sun or partial sunlight
- Sheltered
Care
Dig a hole larger than the root ball and loosen surrounding soil, sprinkle with Mycorrhizal Fungi to promote root growth, position rose, infill and water well. Deadhead spent blooms to promote new buds. Please see our rose pruning guide.
Scent
Fresh citrus fragrance
Glossary