QUEEN ELIZABETH 
NATIONAL TRUST CHARITY ROSE 
 
Floribunda rose
Repeat flowering
Large double blooms of clear-pink. Named in honour of Queen Elizabeth II when she ascended the throne in 1952. Inspired by the roses at Powis Castle, a National Trust owned, medieval castle in Powys, Wales.
Large, Mid-green, glossy foliage and tall upright growth.
Gold medal Portland 1954.
Gold rose of the Hague 1968.
Height approx. 1.2m
Spread approx. 1m
Back of the border, can be trained as a small climber. Can tolerate some shade.
 
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