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English Shrub <strong>Roses</strong> - Apricot<br />

26<br />

A Shropshire Lad ❀<br />

A strong growing, healthy shrub with<br />

large, glossy, dark green leaves and few<br />

thorns. Very attractive, cupped<br />

rosettes. Their colour is a soft peachy<br />

pink with paler outer petals. The<br />

fragrance is a delicious blend of fruit<br />

with Tea. In every way an excellent,<br />

hardy and reliable shrub. May also be<br />

grown as a glorious short climber.<br />

Height: Large<br />

Habit: Bushy, arching, well<br />

branched<br />

Bloom size: Large<br />

Petal count: 90<br />

Repeating: Good<br />

Fragrance: Medium, fruity Tea<br />

Uses: Flower beds, back of<br />

the rose border<br />

Position: Full sun, partial shade<br />

Appellation: Ausled<br />

Hybridiser: <strong>David</strong> <strong>Austin</strong> 1996<br />

Summer pruning:<br />

‘A Shropshire Lad’ and many of the<br />

more vigorous English <strong>Roses</strong> respond well<br />

to summer pruning, especially in warmer<br />

areas. After flowering, cut back the stems<br />

by between 45 and 60cm, leaving two or<br />

three leaves of the current season’s<br />

growth. This helps to maintain a nice<br />

shrubby shape and encourage quicker<br />

repeating.

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