‘Malvern Hills’ is a delightful repeat-flowering rambler, blooming all summer.
Small fully double, soft yellow blooms, which are held in medium to large
clusters with a light to medium musky fragrance. A very healthy rose with a
strong, slender growth, pretty polished leaves and few thorns. Loved by bees,
birds and other creatures.
A David Austin rose named after the beautiful range of hills in Worcestershire
which have been designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Cultivation: Walls, Fence, Arches/Pergolas, Front of house
Soil: All soil types
Aspect: North, South, East & West facing. Sun, partial shade, Shady areas
Family: English Rambling Rose
Foliage: Deciduous
Flowering: Small blooms, Repeat flowering
Fragrance: Delicate Musk
Growth: Fast growing
Hardiness: Fully hardy
Benefits to Wildlife: Loved by Bees and other wildlife.
Height & Spread in maturity: 15ft – (4.5m)
Dependent on planting positions & conditions

Did you know: A David Austin rose introduced in 2000 named after the beautiful range of
hills in Worcestershire which have been designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Best for Flowering & Best for Health