A variety of typical Old Rose beauty, bearing large, very full, deeply cupped flowers of soft glowing pink, gradually turning lilac-pink over time. They are held elegantly poised on the branches with the greyish-green foliage. There is a pleasing fragrance with a hint of myrrh. It will form a large shrub or can be trained as a short climber. David Austin, 2002.

Named for the Freedom Association which campaigns for the preservation and extension of freedom in Britain.

 

Colour: Soft glowing pink 

Flowering: Repeat Flowering 

Fragrance: Medium-strong, Myrrh

125cm x 125cm

Year of Introduction: 2002

Deep square pot 5.5L