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This hasn't been very floriferous for me, and the flowers do not last long.
This has been quite prone to blackspot here in...Read More
I love my Mary Rose!!! I've only had her for 4 months, & she is already 5 1/2' tall!!! WOW!!! Not too crazy about her fragrance, but ...Read More
Probably one of the nicest and most unusual medium pinks that I have seen in a rose. A lovely ladylike scent of honey and almonds, too. J...Read More
According to David Austin's 2009 Handbook of Roses, they named this rose after Henry VIII's flagship that was recovered from the sea aft...Read More
It is extremely fragrant. Mine is only in its second season and it's shooting up like crazy. The blooms are the richest pastel pink, th...Read More
A great garden rose, cold hardy, vigorous, fragrant and attractive. I cover the base in winter with leaves, but the upper branches st...Read More
This plant is my favourite! It has a long flowering season ,it is hardy and healthy.The scent of flowers is delicious
I like this Austin rose, but it blows easily. It blooms quite a bit and needs some winter protection.
I grew David Austin's rose 'Mary Rose' in the Chicago suburbs (zone 5). I had no trouble with cold-hardiness at all. A beautiful rose; ...Read More