Rose Glamis Castle

David Austin.

Beautiful, rich plum-coloured flowers, edged and flecked with light magenta-crimson. Golden stamens. Particularly tough. Lightly scented. 1850.

Glamis Castle' is the childhood home of Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother of England and the legendary setting of Shakespeare's play 'MacBeth'. Fully cupped, many petaled 3" blooms (petals 70+) of old rose character and charm are pure white and endowed with strong myrrh fragrance. Continual blooming on a compact bush making it ideal for the smaller garden. Makes a good cut flower and can be grown as a hedge.

Frangrance: Strong

Height : 1.25m