Tamora English Rose by David Austin

One of David Austin's earlier varieties, and still a very worthwhile rose. It is closely related to the old Gloire de Dijon and it has inherited both its lovely glistening apricot color and its delicious fragrance. It forms a short bush, suitable either for rose bed or border. The flowers are at first attractively rounded, opening to a shallow cup.

It has a remarkable and unusual fragrance with aspects of lilac and mimosa.

The name comes from Shakespeare’s play, ‘Titus Andronicus’. 3 ft. X 3 ft

Tamora (Austamora)

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