Rosa Hyde Hall (English Rose)

Notably hardy, tough and disease resistant, English Rose Hyde Hall is a very large shrub rose, which flowers continuously throughout the summer. Free-flowering, the abundant blooms are rosette-shaped, double (55 petals), medium-sized, about 3 in. wide (7 cm) in a medium pink shade. They emit a relatively light but delightfully mild fruity fragrance. Shade tolerant, 'Hyde Hall' is a great choice as a boundary hedge or screen.

• Blooming in flushes from late spring until frost, this Rose is an excellent repeat bloomer.
• Grows up to 6-8 ft. tall (180-240 cm) and spreads 4-6 ft. wide (120-180 cm). An excellent choice for beds and borders or as a flowering hedge. Excellent as a specimen plant too!
• Best grown in full sun or part shade, in rich, fertile with adequate moisture, well-drained soils.
• Introduced in 2005, this rose is named after the R.H.S. garden in Essex, which is set to be the Society’s main garden for roses – and includes many English Roses.
• David Austin’s English Roses combine the flower forms and perfume of Old Roses with the color range and repeat-flowering habits of modern roses. As Rose breeder, David Austin’s achievement is in marrying the romantic “English Rose” look with reliable garden performance, vigorous growth, full bushes, disease-resistance and prolific season-long bloom. Over 200 English Roses have been released since 1961, many of them receiving the highest rewards.