Enchantingly lovely and utterly unique, it’s no wonder that Queen of Sweden (Austiger) is favoured by so many gardeners. Its exquisite cupped blooms stand perfectly proud, never drooping or hanging heavily, consistently flowering throughout summer. | David Austin Roses
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Enchantingly lovely and utterly unique, it’s no wonder that Queen of Sweden (Austiger) is favoured by so many gardeners. Its exquisite cupped blooms stand perfectly proud, never drooping or hanging heavily, consistently flowering throughout summer. | David Austin Roses
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Planting a bare root rose directly into a pot or container is great option for those wanting to see a spectacular display of blooms and colour during the summer months. Planting into a pot or container is a great option if you are renting, are short on space in your borders or simply don’t want to dig! It’s an ideal time to plant a bare root rose, giving it time to establish over the winter ready to flourish in spring. In this video, one of our rose experts guides you through the easy process of
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Planting a bare root rose directly into a pot or container is great option for those wanting to see a spectacular display of blooms and colour during the summer months. Planting into a pot or container is a great option if you are renting, are short on space in your borders or simply don’t want to dig! It’s an ideal time to plant a bare root rose, giving it time to establish over the winter ready to flourish in spring. In this video, one of our rose experts guides you through the easy process of
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Planting bare root roses is just as easy as planting a potted rose. 🌹 In this short video, one of our rose experts will guide you through planting a bare root shrub rose into the ground, step by step! If you’ve received your roses and aren’t quite ready to plant them, there's no need to worry. They can remain sealed in the packaging they arrive in for up to two weeks, as long as they are stored in a cool, dry and frost free place like a shed or garage. However, when you are ready to get stuck i
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Planting bare root roses is just as easy as planting a potted rose. 🌹 In this short video, one of our rose experts will guide you through planting a bare root shrub rose into the ground, step by step! If you’ve received your roses and aren’t quite ready to plant them, there's no need to worry. They can remain sealed in the packaging they arrive in for up to two weeks, as long as they are stored in a cool, dry and frost free place like a shed or garage. However, when you are ready to get stuck i
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Gabriel Oak (Auscrowd) is a truly delightful English Rose. Bearing large, many petalled rosette blooms in a striking shade of deep pink, the outer petals of each bloom paling slightly over time. The beauty of the blooms is enhanced by a wonderful, strong, fruity fragrance. A vigorous rose, it forms a very shapely, broad, rounded shrub with mulberry purple stems and dark green foliage, giving the overall impression of richness and abundance. Rated Excellent on Trustpilot with over 4,500 5-star re
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Gabriel Oak (Auscrowd) is a truly delightful English Rose. Bearing large, many petalled rosette blooms in a striking shade of deep pink, the outer petals of each bloom paling slightly over time. The beauty of the blooms is enhanced by a wonderful, strong, fruity fragrance. A vigorous rose, it forms a very shapely, broad, rounded shrub with mulberry purple stems and dark green foliage, giving the overall impression of richness and abundance. Rated Excellent on Trustpilot with over 4,500 5-star re
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How to prune an established shrub rose. For the last part in our pruning series, we take a look at the best way to care for an established shrub rose. By established, we mean a rose that’s flowered for two or more summers. From keeping them to the ideal height to removing weak stems and foliage, our Head Gardener, Steve takes you through everything step by step. Please remember that due to the mild winter here in the UK, it’s important to prune your roses as soon as possible. If you missed our p
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How to prune an established shrub rose. For the last part in our pruning series, we take a look at the best way to care for an established shrub rose. By established, we mean a rose that’s flowered for two or more summers. From keeping them to the ideal height to removing weak stems and foliage, our Head Gardener, Steve takes you through everything step by step. Please remember that due to the mild winter here in the UK, it’s important to prune your roses as soon as possible. If you missed our p
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This week we are placing the spotlight on this fantastically hardworking shrub rose, Nye Bevan, as it's yet to take a rest from blooming in our gardens. It's creamy lemon-tinged blooms, made up of many scalloped petals, make it a delightfully uplifting addition to any border or pot. | David Austin Roses
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This week we are placing the spotlight on this fantastically hardworking shrub rose, Nye Bevan, as it's yet to take a rest from blooming in our gardens. It's creamy lemon-tinged blooms, made up of many scalloped petals, make it a delightfully uplifting addition to any border or pot. | David Austin Roses
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Our English Roses are loved for their magnificent many petalled blooms, each variety possessing its own unique beauty, character and fragrance. We believe there’s nothing quite like them and that’s why for so many people, growing them quickly becomes a way of life, a passion and a wonderfully rewarding pastime. Roses featured in this clip are Roald Dahl (Ausowlish), Strawberry Hill (Ausrimini), Gertrude Jekyll (Ausbord), The Poets Wife (Auswhirl) and Vanessa Bell (Auseasel). | David Austin Roses
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Our English Roses are loved for their magnificent many petalled blooms, each variety possessing its own unique beauty, character and fragrance. We believe there’s nothing quite like them and that’s why for so many people, growing them quickly becomes a way of life, a passion and a wonderfully rewarding pastime. Roses featured in this clip are Roald Dahl (Ausowlish), Strawberry Hill (Ausrimini), Gertrude Jekyll (Ausbord), The Poets Wife (Auswhirl) and Vanessa Bell (Auseasel). | David Austin Roses
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Are you wondering how to prune a newly planted shrub rose? Pruning is essential if you really want your rose to thrive. English roses are naturally vigorous, and if left without pruning may become large and leggy shrubs. Here is Steve to show you how to prune a shrub rose which was planted last summer. To find out how to prune an established shrub rose, keep an eye out later in the week for our next tutorial. #DavidAustinRoseCare | David Austin Roses
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A rose of quiet beauty and distinction. Elizabeth (Ausmajesty) brings a gentle sense of presence to the garden, with clusters of crisp apple blossom pink blooms that fade to the softest blush white. Sweetly fragrant, with notes of lemon sherbet and Old Rose, it captures both heart and imagination. "It's got everything, the colour, the petals, the scent and a nice shade of foliage...literally a stunning rose." Introduce this delightful English rose to your garden for years of charm and beauty. |
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Enjoy 20% off the 2-quart potted Desdemona (Auskindling). Peachy-pink buds open to delicate, white chalice-shaped blooms with a soft pink hue, filling the garden with a strong Old Rose fragrance, layered with hints of almond blossom, cucumber, and lemon zest. Raised from cuttings and grown on its own roots, Desdemona thrives as a bushy shrub or can be trained as a climbing rose, bringing elegance and fragrance to borders, arches, or trellises year after year. Offer valid for a limited time only.
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Welcome to the season of bare root roses. As the garden slows and the days shorten, these humble plants lie dormant, yet full of promise. Planted now, they take root with patience and care, quietly preparing for the summer ahead. Now is not the end of the gardening year - it is the beautiful beginning, when time and the rhythm of the seasons set the stage for all that is to bloom. Enjoy 15% off bare root roses when you use code: PROMISE | David Austin Roses
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Welcome to the season of bare root roses. As the garden slows and the days shorten, these humble plants lie dormant, yet full of promise. Planted now, they take root with patience and care, quietly preparing for the summer ahead. Now is not the end of the gardening year - it is the beautiful beginning, when time and the rhythm of the seasons set the stage for all that is to bloom. | David Austin Roses
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Introducing The King’s Rose™ (Ausa27a16). Distinctive striped fuchsia and white petals create a bold yet natural look reminiscent of old Gallica roses, set upon semi-double blooms with a golden heart at the centre. Beautifully paired with a light-to-medium Musk fragrance with hints of fresh red apple and rosewater. A tribute to the enduring values of His Majesty King Charles III and the work of The King’s Foundation, investing in education, sustainable practices, and the revitalisation of herita
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Pruning requirements vary depending on the age of your rose. If pruned properly, your rose bush will look significantly smaller and bare, with the growth strengthening and re-establishing quickly in the spring. Try to create a rounded shape to the shrub as you go. Don’t worry about where you cut a stem. For newly planted shrubs: 1. Cut back all stems to a height of 12-18” (30-45cm) from ground level. 2. Remove any remaining foliage. 3. Dispose of all cuttings in garden waste. | David Austin Rose
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New to roses? Our rose course is ideal for beginners. Learn from our experts how to identify and prepare your soil type, how to select the perfect rose for your environment and how to nurture it so it thrives. Discover the course via our website, and start your rose-growing journey today. #davidaustinroses #gardeninspiration #gardenroses | David Austin Roses
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For the next part of our pruning series our Head Gardener Steve takes us through the stages of caring for established climbers that have been in flower for two or more years. Please remember that due to the mild winter here in the UK, it’s important to prune your roses as soon as possible. Over to Steve for our pruning ‘how to’ with advice on helping improve shape, structure and blooms during the season.⁣ Don’t forget to keep an eye out for our next video on pruning established shrub roses which
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Happy boxing day everyone! 🎄 Did you receive a rose as a gift this Christmas? To help your roses get off to the best possible start, here's Head Gardener Steve to show you how to plant a bare root rose into a pot. If you're planting your rose into the ground, see here for instructions: https://www.davidaustinroses.co.uk/blogs/news/how-to-plant-a-bare-root-shrub-rose | David Austin Roses
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Have you started pruning your roses? ✂️ Here in the UK, it's the perfect time to prune your English roses. Not only does pruning encourage dormancy and much-needed rest for your plants, but it also sets the stage for an earlier burst of beautiful blooms and protects new growth from late frosts. Watch our rose expert in action as they demonstrate how to prune a repeat flowering shrub rose after its first year of flowering in this informative video! For additional pruning tips and guidance, check
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Bring Me Sunshine (Ausernie) is a charming variety with deeply cupped rosette blooms in a rich sunset orange-yellow that softens to a delicate apricot hue, excluding a medium-strong Myrrh fragrance. This versatile rose is available as both a shrub and climbing rose, making it perfect for various garden settings. Choose to plant up a structure as a climber or create a focal point by planting in a pot; this joyful variety thrives in shady areas. *Bring Me Sunshine (Ausernie) climbing rose availabl
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Elizabeth (Ausmajesty) is a truly majestic rose, gracing gardens with abundant clusters of large, rosette-shaped blooms that start in a crisp apple blossom pink and mature to a delicate blush white. Elizabeth’s strong, sweet fragrance blends the nostalgic scent of Old Rose and refreshing notes of lemon sherbet. This large shrub rose's shapely growth habit works well in mixed and rose borders or as a stand-alone feature. Exceptionally healthy and robust, boasting remarkable disease resistance, El
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A bare root rose, planted with care at this time of year, will undergo an exquisite transformation come spring, flourishing into bountiful blooms and filling your outdoor spaces with beauty, intrigue, and fragrance for years to come. Follow along as one of our David Austin rose experts illustrates the ideal steps for planting your English shrub roses in a pot. | David Austin Roses
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As January awakens, we find ourselves gazing out from the warmth of our homes, dreaming of a garden in full bloom. Now is the perfect time to nurture those dreams by giving your roses the best start to the year. For UK gardeners, January and February are the prime months for pruning. Across the EU and US, the timing may vary depending on your local climate but aim to prune during the end of winter and the beginning of spring for the best results. Pruning during this season is an essential step,
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David Austin Roses on Instagram: "Pruning Shrub Roses: A Simple Guide Pruning is one of the simplest ways to support a shrub rose. It encourages strong new growth, maintains balance, and helps flowers open fully and evenly across the plant. Newly planted roses benefit from a light prune to remove any weak or unhealthy stems, while established shrubs can be shaped to control height, improve structure, and maximise flowering. Tidy up foliage and clear debris to reduce disease and support overall p
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