Description

Effortlessly elegant and incredibly reliable, Lady of Shalott is a standout David Austin shrub rose, perfect for South London gardens. Its rich apricot-orange blooms, tinged with golden yellow, bring warmth and vibrancy from late spring through to the first frosts. With excellent disease resistance and a light, spiced tea fragrance, it’s ideal for new or busy gardeners. Plant with blue salvias, catmint (Nepeta), or soft grasses for a colourful, contemporary look.

Plants supplied in a 6LTR growers pot.

Key Features & Care:

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  Mature Height: 1.2 – 1.5m (can be kept lower with pruning)


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  Mature Spread: 1.0 – 1.2m


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  Flower Colour: Apricot-orange with golden-yellow tones


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  Flowering Period: Late spring to autumn (repeat flowering)


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  Foliage: Deciduous


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  Fragrant: Yes – light, warm tea scent


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  Growth Rate: Moderate


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  Hardiness: Hardy in most UK gardens


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  Position: Full sun (tolerates partial shade)


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  Soil Moisture: Moist but well-drained


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  Soil PH: Acid, neutral


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  Soil Type: Clay, loam, chalk


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  Wildlife Friendly: Attracts bees and pollinators

Perfect For:

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  Urban gardens, patios, and raised beds


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  Bringing warmth to mixed borders


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  Fragrant, long-lasting colour


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  Pairing with soft blues, purples and silvers

How to Grow:

Plant in a sunny, sheltered spot with good drainage. Water well while establishing and feed in spring and summer to boost blooms. Deadhead spent flowers to encourage repeat flowering and prune in late winter to maintain a bushy, healthy shape.

Please note:

Images show how this plant may look at various stages of maturity. The size you choose may look different.