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The Pilgrim

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Rosa 'The Pilgrim' is a beautiful English rose that can be used as a shrub rose or a climbing rose. Her delicate flowers have a soft, cream-colored hue with a hint of apricot. This continuously blooming rose brings a romantic atmosphere to any garden. The flowers are of average size and grow to a height of about 120 cm. 'The Pilgrim' does not form hips and thrives best in a sunny to semi-shaded spot. The name of this rose is inspired by the pilgrim theme of the novel 'The Pilgrim's Progress'. This rose has won several awards, including the prestigious Henry Edland Medal in 1992. (Breeder: David Austin, 1991)

Properties:

Type of rose: Shrub rose, climbing rose
Color: Cream with apricot
Type: English rose
Continuous flowering: Yes
Size of the flowers: Average
Height: 120 cm
Bottles: No
Preferred location: Sun, partial shade
Disease resistance: Good
Plant spacing: 60-90 cm
Number of roses per m2: 4

Suitability for bees and butterflies: Yes
Pruning time: Late winter, early spring
Fatting: Spring
Pruning height: About 30 cm above the ground

Flowering time

June
July
August
September
October

Characteristics

The Pilgrim

Flower shape

Half-filled
Stamens

Scent

Strongly scented

Care Instructions

<p class="p1"><span class="s1">Caring for rose 'The Pilgrim' is not difficult, but the rose does require some time and attention on a regular basis. Roses need a lot of energy to grow well and sufficient water and nutrition helps with this. Also check regularly whether there are spent flower buds on the rose. To avoid wasting energy, it is best to remove these as quickly as possible. It is wise to fertilize the rose so that it can absorb good and healthy nutrition again. The advice is to do this twice a year; in March and the end of June.</span></p>

Delivery

Products are shipped directly from the nursery every week on Wednesdays. By delivering only once a week, we reduce logistics emissions and optimize our processes. This benefits both the quality of our products and the climate.