Deserves extra love and attention. Great, great grandparent of many modern roses. Flesh pink double blooms which which deepen at the center. Tea scented. Repeat flowering. Bushy lax growth. Size: 60cm x 60cm.
Lady Mary Fitzwilliam
From £16.95
About Lady Mary Fitzwilliam rose:
| Rose Group | Tea/Old H.T. |
| Breeder | Bennett |
| Date of Introduction | 1882 |
| Colour | Pale Pink |
| Flower Form | Double |
| Height | Short |
| Flowering Period | Repeat Flowering |
| Fragrance | |
| Disease Resistance | Good |
| Hardiness Zone | 6 -what’s this? |
Suitable for Pots/Containers
More about Tea/ Old Hybrid Tea roses: The Tea roses were introduced from China in the first half of the 19th century. They can be slightly tender but were highly prized for their large blooms, repeat flowering and the inclusion of yellow in the colour range. The early varieties were bred for the show bench, but with further cross-breeding they developed into the hardy garden plants that predominated in the 20th century. They come in a huge range of colours, shapes and sizes.
Pruning guide: Prune in February/ March. Prune very lightly in the first year, reducing stems by no more than 1/3. In subsequent years, growths can be reduced by up to 1/2 to leave a beautifully shapely plant.
Read our blog on how to prepare the ground for your bareroot Lady Mary Fitzwilliam rose, or for more information on caring for and pruning repeat-flowering shrub roses, visit the RHS website.
And don’t forget, we also stock a variety of excellent rose care products to ensure you get the best from your roses. Browse our rose care products here.
This variety is out of stock potted for this season. The earliest availability is now bareroot.
