One of David Austin's earlier English roses, 'Tamora' (introduced 1983) charms with its delicate, apricot-orange blossoms that fade gracefully to pale pink. The flowers are rosette-shaped, quartered, and emit a strong, delightful myrrh fragrance with hints of lilac. This compact, bushy shrub reaches about 3–4 feet tall and wide, making it perfect for smaller gardens or the front of a border. It repeats reliably and possesses good disease resistance, embodying the romance and fragrance of old roses with modern reliability.
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