Rose A Whiter Shade of Pale is a hybrid tea rose that was bred by David Austin Roses in the UK in 1975. It has large, pale apricot blooms with a strong fragrance. The flowers are produced in clusters and have a long vase life. The foliage is dark green and glossy.

Features:

• Rose A Whiter Shade of Pale has won several awards, including the ADR (ADR roses are highly resistant to pests and diseases and are suitable for organic cultivation) in Germany in 1976 and the Gold Standard Award in 1977.

Type: Hybrid Tea
Pot Size: 3L
Size: 95cm x 70cm
Planting : Roses like a sunny spot to perform to the best of their capability , they will cope with less sun but will produce less blooms generally. They are tolerant of most soil types but dislike badly drained soils. We recommend using a Rose planting compost when planting your roses out and also use a mycorrhizal fungi to enhance the plants performance, we have linked some products below which you may find benificial.