This English Shrub Rose, introduced by David Austin in 1991, features exceptionally large, beautifully arranged blooms in a soft apricot color, often tinged with pink. The flowers have a strong, fruity fragrance reminiscent of fresh peaches and apricots, with a classic Old Rose quality. Blooming repeatedly from late spring through early winter, the rose produces large blooms with about 100 petals each. Ideal for zones 5-11, this large shrub grows to about 5 feet tall and 3 feet wide, adding a touch of elegance and a delightful scent to any garden.