Rose “Queen of Sweden”

A delicate and refined English rose bred by David Austin, “Queen of Sweden” features elegantly cupped blooms in soft pink-apricot shades. Known for its upright growth, charming fragrance, and gentle beauty, this rose is perfect for garden borders, mixed plantings, and cut flower arrangements.

1. Blooming

Blooms abundantly from early summer to late autumn. Flowers appear singly or in small clusters, opening gradually and offering continuous, wave-like flowering throughout the season.

2. Color range

Buds open in warm pink-apricot tones and mature into soft, silvery-pink flowers. The color transition is subtle and graceful, giving the blooms a serene and romantic appearance.

3. Fragrance

A light, refined fragrance with notes of myrrh. Not overpowering, but pleasantly noticeable—ideal for both garden enjoyment and floral arrangements.

6. Bush size and shape

Compact, upright shrub with strong, vertical stems that require little to no support.

• Height: 100–120 cm (3–4 ft)
• Width: up to 80 cm (2.5 ft)
  Well-shaped and neat, making it a reliable structural element in any garden.

5. Foliage

Matte, mid-green leaves of medium size provide a lovely contrast to the soft blooms. Foliage remains healthy and decorative throughout the season.

6. Risistance and care

• Good resistance to common rose diseases such as black spot and powdery mildew.
• Prefers full sun and fertile, well-drained soil.
• Requires regular care: watering, feeding, and deadheading to encourage reblooming.
• In colder climates, winter protection is recommended.

7. Uses

Perfect for borders, mixed beds, containers, and low hedges. Its upright form and elegant flowers also make it an excellent choice for cut arrangements with a romantic, vintage charm.

“Queen of Sweden” is the epitome of elegance and grace. With its gentle color, soft fragrance, and easy care, it brings both beauty and balance to any garden. A wonderful option for gardeners who appreciate refined blooms and classic charm.