Top 10 David Austin Roses Varieties

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  David Austin Roses 


Pink Rose- Rose Garden

The beauty of David Austen Roses cannot be beaten these roses combine the charm and the beauty of old gardens which are not only famous for their strong disease resistance with strong growth habits, repeat blooming, remarkable fragrance, and grace.

A very elegant shrub or climber with a wide range of colors and lovely blooms can make anyone fall in love with them.

    David Austin- Queen of Sweden

David Austen Rose - Queen of Sweeden

Fragrance           Smell like fresh coconut, and the scent is strong in the early morning.           

 Flower                      120 petels 

  
Bloom                         repeat blooming
  
Shrub                          up to 5 feet tall

 Best Suitable           -30 Celcius to 15 Celcius
Temperature

 Perfect for borders


    David Austin- Crown Princess Margaretta

David Austen Rose- Crown Princess Margaretta


    
Fragrance            Strong fruity, Smell best when plenty of warm with low humidity 
  
Flower                     90   petal count, large bloom
  
Bloom                         repeat blooming
  
Shrub                          up to 5 feet tall

 Best Suitable           -25Celcius to 15 Celcius
Temperature

 Perfect for borders



    David Austin - Princess Alexandra of Kent

David Austin Rose- Princess Alexandra of Kent


        
Fragrance            Strong Tea smells strong in spring,
  
Flower                      100 to 120  petal count
  
Bloom                         repeat blooming
  
Shrub                          up to 5 feet tall

 Best Suitable           -25Celcius to 15 Celcius
Temperature

 Perfect for borders


        David Austin-Gentrude Jekyll

David Austin Rose- Gentrude Jekyll

        
Fragrance                Strong Old Rose
  
Flower                       80 petal count
  
Bloom                         repeat blooming
  
Shrub                        up to 4  feet tall with green foliage

 Best Suitable           -30 Celcius to 5 Celcius
Temperature

 Perfect for pots and borders


   David Austin- Carding Mill

David Austin Rose- Carding Mill


 Fragrance                Medium like vanilla 
  
Flower                       80 petal count
  
Bloom                         Strong classic rose bloom in bunches with repeat blooming
  
Shrub                        up to 4  feet tall with green foliage

 Best Suitable         -25 Celcius to 15 Celcius
Temperature

 Perfect for pots and borders

        David Austin- Earth Angel Rose

David Austin- Earth Angel Rose

        
Fragrance                Strong and fruity like an apple 
  
Flower                       90  petal count, medium size 20-25 centimeters
  
Bloom                         Strong classic rose bloom in bunches with repeat blooming
  
Color                            soft pink
 
 Shrub                        up to 5  feet tall with green foliage

 Best Suitable            -25 Celcius to 10 Celcius
Temperature

 Perfect for hedging.


   David Austin- Boscobel

David Austin Rose -Boscobel



Fragrance                Medium to strong Myrrh  
  
Flower                        78 petal count, rosettes from a broad facing, large bloom size
  
Bloom                         repeat blooming
  
Color                            coral pink
 
 Shrub                        up to 5  feet tall 

 Best Suitable            10 Celcius to 21 Celcius
Temperature

 Tidy with upward growth habit, perfect for hedge.

David Austin- Bolero

David Austin-Bolero


Fragrance                 Extraordinary fragrant  smells like fresh lemon verbena  
  
Flower                        100+ petal count, round in shape, not fully open
  
Bloom                         repeat blooming
  
Color                            creamy with a warm pink center
 
 Shrub                        up to 5  feet tall  with dark green foliage

 Best Suitable            -25 Celcius to 10 Celcius
Temperature

 Suitable for pots


David Austin-Evelyn

David Austin-Evelyn


Fragrance                 Strong fruity   
  
Flower                        90+ petal count with 4-8 centimeters in size
  
Bloom                         Heavily bloom in a cluster with repeat blooming
  
Color                            apricot and pink
 
 Shrub                        up to 10  feet tall  with dark green foliage

 Best Suitable            -25 Celcius to 10 Celcius
Temperature

 Suitable for hedges and mixed border


David Austin-Abraham Darby

David Austin-Abraham Darby

 Fragrance                 Rich fruity   
  
Flower                        70 petal count with 8-12 centimeters in size
  
Bloom                         Heavily bloom in bunches
  
Color                           blend in apricot, pink and yellow
 
 Shrub                         6-11 feet tall  with medium to dark green foliage

 Best Suitable            -26 Celcius to 10 Celcius
Temperature

 Suitable for flower beds, borders, and pots





   









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