ON LINE BROCHURE English Roses David Austin
ON LINE BROCHURE English Roses David Austin
ON LINE BROCHURE English Roses David Austin
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CLAIRE ROSE. (Auslight)<br />
<strong>English</strong> Shrub/Climbing Rose. 1986. 3ft-5ft plus<br />
<strong>David</strong> <strong>Austin</strong> <strong>English</strong> <strong>Roses</strong><br />
Large soft pink to blush white flowers adorn a bush with pale<br />
green foliage.<br />
The perfect blooms open flat and slightly quartered and are quite<br />
beautiful. Flowers throughout the season<br />
A lovely shrub rose that would grace any rose garden.<br />
Scented.<br />
<strong>David</strong> <strong>Austin</strong> named this lovely rose for his daughter, Claire<br />
Calvert<br />
CROCUS ROSE. (Ausquest)<br />
<strong>English</strong> Shrub Rose. 2000. 4ft-5ft<br />
This is a very robust and free flowering rose, bearing large, rosette<br />
shaped flowers that are cupped at first, the petals later reflexing.<br />
The colour is apricot, paling to cream on the outer petals, the<br />
whole flower paling to cream with age.<br />
The blooms are produced very freely in large clusters, elegantly<br />
poised on the end of slightly arching stems.<br />
Is also shade tolerant.<br />
They have a delightful Tea Rose fragrance.<br />
Named for "The Crocus Trust" .<br />
Also known as 'Emanuel'<br />
CROWN PRINCESS MARGARETA. (Auswinter)<br />
<strong>English</strong> Shrub/Climbing Rose. 2000. 5ft plus<br />
With vigorous growth and arching habit this variety needs<br />
plenty of room. The superb large apricot-orange blooms<br />
are quite stunning, and there are plenty of them.<br />
Being a member of the Leander Group of roses it is very<br />
reliable and will thrive even under more rigorous conditions<br />
and will also cope with partial shade.<br />
As always with the <strong>David</strong> <strong>Austin</strong> range the perfume is<br />
quite exquisite.<br />
With support can also be grown as a climber.<br />
Named after Princess Margaret of Connaught 1882-1920<br />
who was the grand daughter of Queen Victoria and an accomplished<br />
landscape gardener.<br />
www.countrygardenroses.co.uk<br />
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