Shrub rose

This variety is one of a collection of four, all named after the four gardens of the Royal Horticultural Society to commemorate the Society's bi-centenary in 2004. A tough shrub rose, it has been named after the RHS Garden in Yorkshire and produces medium-sized, rose-pink flowers. It has a bushy, branching habit and flowers freely for a long period over the summer. The scent is attractive, medium to strong, reminiscent of many of the old-fashioned shrub roses. Introduced at the RHS Chelsea Flower show 2004 by David Austin Roses.