Description states : "Do not prune."
In fact it likes to be pruned in a hard way, once in a few years.
It tends to overgrow itself and the lower/earlier branched die or get less vigorous/less flowering.
It produces lots of fresh shoots, that flower very quickly.

Fantastic disease resistance- almost everything gets black spot in my (no spray) yard, and I'm not sure I've ever seen a diseased leaf on it. It took at least 2-3 years to really get going, but now that it has, it gives gorgeous dark red/purple blushed blooms in variable size flushes through the season. Mild scent, but it's there. The Japanese beetles like to munch it a bit, but never seem to do much damage. The shape of the bush is a bit awkward, with thick canes that grow outwards at varying angles, so I've had to tie/stake mine to keep it a bit more contained in it's space. Overall, it's an easy keeper.

Robert Francis Gore Lea
Born: 22 January 1906
Son of Sir Thomas Sydney Lea, 2 Bt
Educated at Lancing College, Sussex and Clare College, Cambridge
Married (1) Valarie Domville in 1936
Married (2) Susan Greenwood in 1956
Wing Commander in Auxiliary Air Force
Received OBE in 1947
Lived at Duxford Mill, Cambridgeshire
Died: 24 February 1994 St Peter's, Jersey

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