Lady Emma Hamilton

There's something special about English roses. You can hear their British accent every time they bloom in your garden. And like a practiced conversationalist, you always greet them with, "Good morning, my bright roses!", trying to imitate their tone.

Lady Emma Hamilton is one such rose, created by David Austin in 2005.

Lady Emma Hamilton is a unique floribunda rose that has won the RHS AWARD of GARDEN MERIT. Its dark red buds with orange hues gradually open into delicate mandarin orange flowers with yellow tips. Lady Emma Hamilton will easily find its place in your garden. Its flowers have a strong and delicious fragrance, in which you can feel the notes of pear, grape and citrus. Its foliage is dark green and can grow up to 1 meter high. It blooms repeatedly from May until frost.

Recommended as a cut flower in a vase or for flower arrangements. The cut flower stays fresh for about 5 days.

Quality: 1+ (premium)
2-year-old bushes, very strong, grafted onto the best rootstock in the world today, which provides the roses with great vitality and resistance in the long term.