A Whiter Shade Of Pale 3L 60185515Rose 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
and light debris
Built-in parasol slot for added versatility and shade options
creating an eye-catching seasonal focal point
Rose 'Pirouette' is a rambling rose with lightly scented apricot-coloured double blooms
It is known for its glossy
Delicate fragrance suitable for mixed borders or containers
Marine grade weather resistant materials
upright bush producing reliable heavy crops of large shiny black berries double the size of normal blackcurrants
Allium Millennium is a hybrid ornamental onion that was developed by Mark McDonough in 1999
All of these features result in a gardening glove which is unsurpassed in terms of comfort
adding to the joyful atmosphere
it is ready for cooking straight out of the box