Rosa Teasing Georgia - English Climbing Rose

The flowers of this English Rose Teasing Georgia are of delicate beauty. They are double, with deep yellow central petals which lighten to pale lemon yellow on the outer edges. They have a pleasant tea rose fragrance. In summary, it is a robust bush, among the most reliable, very resistant to diseases, and a good perennial.

This bush belongs to the Leander Group, bringing together the most reliable varieties created by David Austin. It forms a medium-sized shrub with a bushy habit, 1.25 m (4ft) tall and 1 m (3ft) wide. Its thorny stems bear leaves composed of dark green leaflets. It blooms regularly, from June to October. It has been awarded the Fragrance Prize by the Royal National Rose Society in England. The roses, ranging from intense yellow to very pale yellow, emit a medium to strong scent, characteristic of tea rose.
 

With its sun-kissed roses, this Teasing Georgia rose bush can be accompanied by perennial plants and a range of colours of your choice. Whether one appreciates yellow in the garden or not, this bush is ideal for brightening, warming, or livening up a somewhat sad corner. In regions where the summer sun is intense and the light is harsh, the yellow of its flowers, of rare elegance, harmonises wonderfully with red flowers. It can enliven a mass of white or pale blue flowers. If you have enough space, English, Old, or Bush Roses are magnificent when planted in groups of three. They will grow together to form 'a single' opulent bush that will flower even more generously.

 Obtained by David Austin in 1998.