Shrub Rose

This rose was bred and introduced in 2007. It has a vigorous growth habit that makes it ideal for growing as a shrub at the back of a mixed border or as a climber against a wall. The foliage and young stems are bronzy-red at first, becoming a fairly dark green. It's also extremely healthy and disease-resistant. The apricot-peach double blooms are produced freely and have a strong pure tea fragrance. It's named after Port Sunlight, the model historical village which was originally built by Lord Lever for the workers at his soap factory in the Wirral.

Looks good with:

Clematis 'Fuyu-No-Tabi'
Rosa 'Goldfinch'