David Austin Spring order..YES your opinion matters
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What is your one favorite David Austin Rose?
Comments (49)Ok,now that the newbies have been here awhile (and I added some others) here is my list Sophy's Rose - no scent, but always seems to be blooming and that color! Tradescant - Perfect. Scent, color, bloom form. Golden Celebration - so far a golden child, love the butter yellow color. Perdita - a smaller version of Heritage with a creamy color. Fair Bianca - compact, beautiful bloom form. I haven't seen Pat Austin bloom yet (I'm on my 2nd bare root for this year, but I think this one will make it.) I haven't been as thrilled with CPM as I thought I would be. And a few others haven't bloomed enough to judge (Graham Thomas, Portmerion, Wm Shakespear 2000)....See MorePost up photos of your David Austin roses
Comments (161)An Austin rose that you don’t see or hear about much is The Shepherdess, which was the best looking Austin rose in the public rose garden yesterday (untended and possibly not irrigated since shelter-in-place)....See MoreDavid Austin’s in pots
Comments (91)If you want a fluffy pink, have you considered Princess Alexandra of Kent? She's about 3.5 x 2.5 and, according to David Austin, has a "delicious fresh tea fragrance with aspects of lemon and blackcurrants." Princess Alexandra of Kent I wouldn't know since I do not grow her, but if I had any space left open, I would definitely plant her in my garden. Austin adds that she is highly fragrant and very healthy also and "ideal for pots and containers." Really BIG blooms, I'm told. Kate...See MoreBest David Austin’s for continuous blooming
Comments (52)I’ve been wondering if I should have gotten Darcey Bussel instead of Munstead Wood. MW is said to be much more fragrant, but in my garden it is only fragrant when conditions are just right. It’s an okay bloomer, but flowers lose their form, size and color in the heat of summer. The flowers crisp quickly in our dry summer heat. The spring and fall flowers are wonderful though. Sheila, do you have a MW? If so, how does it compare to DB? Stephanie? Bishop’s Castle would happily grow to 6 feet in my garden if well irrigated. I keep mine rather dry and the flowers are smaller, but it mostly stays about 4 feet and bushy. When the late summer monsoons come and the weather cools down, it shoots up taller basals that get pruned down in the winter....See Morerose_crazy_da
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