What is not to love about this dreamy David Austin Shrub? With large, pink clustered blooms that slowly fade to soft lilac and are traced with carmine-pink edges, these blooms spill out over the glossy, green foliage. The very double, cupped petals emit the sweetest, fruit fragrance. The Mill on the Floss, named after the novel by George Eliot, is the romantic touch rosarians dream about. This rose even thrives in partial shade. We recommend planting in groupings of three or more for a fuller shrub and continuous blooms.
