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Wollerton Old Hall Rose – The Blooming King of the Garden Arches

Among the many English roses, few perform as majestically as the Wollerton Old Hall Rose. Despite its plant label stating a modest height of 100–150 cm, this upright David Austin variety has exceeded expectations—towering up to 3 meters in our garden and cascading in full bloom over the archways.

This season, Wollerton Old Hall has put on its most stunning show yet. Its incredible flower density fully displays the charm of an abundant English rose. The fragrance may not be overpowering from afar, but up close, it reveals a mysterious and delicate myrrh scent that gives the blooms a sophisticated allure.

From mid-June until autumn, Wollerton Old Hall continues to flower generously. Right now is truly its peak—an explosion of blooms in various stages that create a mesmerizing gradient of colors. Starting from a rich buttery yellow, the petals fade gracefully to a creamy ivory white. Each branch is adorned with flowers in soft and bold tones alike—just like a living painting, "whether in full makeup or light touch, it is equally charming."

This rose was planted in 2016 and has since matured into a magnificent old shrub. Thanks to its naturally vigorous and healthy growth—combined with regular fertilization—it has flourished and generously rewards its caretaker with continuous flowering. Though the damp Danish weather occasionally brings black spot to the leaves, the plant remains dense and strong. Simply remove any infected leaves and it will bounce right back.

Its height can sometimes make deadheading difficult, especially when blooms are high above reach. But that’s no worry—just wait until the flush is finished and prune them all together. Based on past seasons, Wollerton Old Hall reliably reblooms through September, making it a long-lasting gem in any garden.

Why You’ll Love the Wollerton Old Hall Rose

• Exceptional Growth: Upright shrub easily reaches over 3 meters, ideal for arches and walls.
• Flower Density: Produces clusters of densely packed, cupped blooms throughout the season.
• Color Transition: Flowers shift from butter yellow to cream white, creating a multi-tonal effect.
• Fragrance: Subtle yet mysterious myrrh scent that lingers gently up close.
• Long Blooming Period: Starts in June and blooms well into early autumn, with multiple flushes.

Care Tips

• Fertilizer: Feed regularly for lush growth and continuous blooming.
• Pruning: If blooms are out of reach, wait until the flush ends to prune spent flowers in one go.
• Disease Management: Watch for black spot in rainy conditions; remove affected leaves to maintain health.
• Support: Provide arch or trellis support for tall canes and optimal display.

Final Thoughts

The Wollerton Old Hall Rose is not just a beautiful addition to the garden—it’s a statement of elegance and abundance. Year after year, it proves to be one of the most rewarding and visually impactful English roses. Whether for romantic archways or as a fragrant focal point, this rose continues to win hearts and elevate gardens to another level of grace.