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Austin Std. Soft orange-red buds open to medium-sized, cupped rosettes of perfect apricot colouring. They are extremely robust and have a lovely fruity Tea scent. Very healthy; it matures into an attractive, rounded, bushy shrub with few thorns.

Named to mark the centenary of Roald Dahl’s birth. David Austin, 2016.

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Austin. You just may entice Romeo into the garden when you plant Sweet Juliet. The beautiful, full, cupped and quartered blooms are in tones of apricot and peachy pink. Sweetly scented. Worth a try. 1999

Austin Climbing Rambler A repeat flowering variety which, has fully double flowers, which are small and cup-shaped. They are blush pink, fading to blush white and are held in large, gracefully hanging sprays. The petals of each bloom are arranged around a little button eye; the overall appearance being one of exceptional prettiness and charm.

This rose is named for the village where David Austin nursery is located.

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Austin. Named to honor Alnwick Gardens in Britain and what a beautiful rose this is. Fully double, deeply cupped blooms in a rich warm pink. Lovely rich old-rose fragrance with a hint of raspberries. A classic English Rose.

Austin. An impressive variety, bearing masses of large, many petalled blooms on a bushy, quite upright shrub. The blooms are a lovely glowing mid pink at the centre, paling towards the edges. Over time, they each reveal a cluster of golden stamens. There is a medium-strong myrrh fragrance.

The name of this rose was inspired by Samuel Taylor Coleridge’s epic poem, The Rime of the Ancient Mariner.

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Austin. A wonderful rose with peony-like flowers that are large, lovely and shaded a deep dusky crimson. The fragrance is outstanding. Generous with blooms and overall a top performer. 1991.

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Austin. Fully double salmon pink blooms with a strong fruity fragrance and a very floriferous (i.e. flowers a lot) habit make this rose one to add to the must have list. Strong, healthy, disease resistant foliage. Named for the ship that Captain Cook sailed to NZ - I think he would approve.

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Austin Std. Fully double salmon pink blooms with a strong fruity fragrance and a very floriferous (i.e. flowers a lot) habit make this rose one to add to the must have list. Strong, healthy, disease resistant foliage. Named for the ship that Captain Cook sailed to NZ - I think he would approve.

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Austin Bears rich yellow flowers, which pale over time. Their form is most pleasing, having a neat outer ring of petals enclosing a less formal group of petals within. Has a strong, wonderfully rich fragrance with a hint of lemon. Forms a low, bushy, nicely rounded shrub with shiny foliage

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Austin. An exquisite rose with slightly domed flowers that form a tight rosette. The colour is a deep, rich crimson softly aging to royal purple. Very free flowering with powerful fragrance. Nice compact small bush. 1990.