Moschata Rose 'Ghislaine de Féligonde' Bare-root

The shrub rose 'Ghislaine de Féligonde' is a wonderfully and sweetly scented rose with apricot-orange buds that open to peach pink and fade to pale yellow and creamy white. It blooms profusely with short breaks from late June well into autumn, producing small to medium-sized flowers in clusters. A single year’s shoot can produce around thirty flowers. As a shrub rose, it stands out as a solitary feature or in the background of a mixed planting. It can also be trained as a climbing rose, perfect for a plant tower, cascading over a fence, or against a trellis. It has few thorns, and some branches are thorn-free. Rarely sets hips. Beautiful as a cut flower.

Group: Moschata rose
Position: Sunny
Soil: Humus-rich, nutrient-dense, slightly clayey, and well-drained
Growth habit: Dense and broad with upright to arching branches
Color: Apricot-yellow with pink hues, fading to white
Fragrance: Strong and sweet with musky notes
Flowering period: Late June–late autumn
Height: Free-growing approx. 150 cm, trained up to 250 cm
Hardiness: Zone 1–4