21 Lichfield-Angel
22 Lion-Garden-View-with-Graham-Thomas
23 Princess-Anne-in-DAR-Garden-Osaka-Japan
24 Wild-Edric-Aushedge-Munstead-Wood-Ausbernard-in-mixed-border
25 William-and-Catherine-Ausrapper-Rudbeckia-fulgida-var.-sullivantii-Goldsturm
26 Winchester-Cathedral-alchemilla
27 Windflower-Auscross
28 Wisley-2008
29 Wisley-2008-Ausbreeze-Aster
30 Young-Lycidas-Graham-Thomas-in-mixed-border
ROSES IN ARRANGEMENTS
One of the great pleasures of growing roses is to cut and arrange them in the home. Whether a single flower in a narrow jar or a vase overflowing with blooms, roses bring life to a room in way few other things can. Almost all roses are suitable for cutting but Old Roses and David Austin’s English Roses are ideal. They are less stiff in growth than most modern roses, so they create the most graceful of arrangements. Roses not only look beautiful on their own but also blended with other flowers and foliage.
1 The-Generous-Gardener..
2 Jubilee-Celebration
3 Arrangement
4 Arrangement-Eglantyne
5 William-and-Catherine-Rosemoor-Snow-Goose-New-Dawn
6 Charles-Darwin-Charlotte-Cosmos-Rudbeckia
7 Harlow-Carr-St-Swithun
8 Jubilee-Celebration
9 Rosa-Comte-de-Champagne
10 William-Shakespeare-2000
CLIMBERS ON WALLS
One of the best places to grow a climber is on a wall, particularly the walls of a house. Roses always look best when closest to where we live. The formality of architecture contrasts beautifully with the natural growth of the roses. A wall also has the effect of drawing roses to a much greater height than they would grow elsewhere. This is particularly advantageous in the case of shorter growing roses, such as David Austin’s English Climbers. Most climbers will thrive on a sunny south or west facing wall, although some varieties will flourish on a shady north-facing wall.
1 Lady-Hillingdon.
2 Golden-Showers-Howards-House
3 Madame-Alfred-Carriere
4 Cecile-Brunner
5 Constance-Spry-Ausfirs
6 Constance-Spry-Climbing-Ausfirst
7 Copy-of-The-Pilgrim-Climbing-Auswalker
8 Etoile-de-Hollande-Clg
9 Falstaff-Clg-B-Ausverse
10 Generous-Gardener-Madame-Alfred-and-Malvern-Hills
11 Mortimer-Sackler-Clg-Ausorts
12 New-Dawn
13 Rosa-Generous-Gardener
14 Graham-Thomas
15 Graham-Thomas
16 Lady-of-shalott
17 Madame-Alfred-Carrière
18 Spirit-of-Freedom
19 Teasing-Georgia-Ausbaker-Snow-Goose-Auspom
20 Tess-of-the-dUrbervilles-Climbing-Ausmove
21 Tess-of-the-dUrbervilles-Climbing-Ausmove
22 The-Pilgrim-Auswalker-Climbing-on-North-Wall
23 Zepherine-Drouhin
CLIMBERS ON STRUCTURES
Roses are seldom better displayed than when looking down at us from above, so Climbing Roses are the amongst the most valuable of all garden roses. They are perfectly suited to growing over arches and on pillars, trellises, pergolas, pillars and obelisks. Nearly all climbers have the advantage of repeat-flowering, providing colour and interest all summer long. David Austin’s English Climbers usually reach a height of about 12ft, so are ideal for smaller structures. They also have the remarkable ability to flower all the way down to the base of the plant.
1 Iceberg
2 Shropshire-Lad
3 Shropshire-Lad-pillar
4 CONSTANCE
5 Crown-Princess-Margareta
6 ceberg-at-the-David-Austin-Plant-Centre
7 ceberg-Clg-USA
8 Lady-Hillingdon-Climbing
9 Madame-Alfred-Carriere
10 Mortimer-Sackler
11 Madame-Gregoire-Staechlin
12 Rosa-Tess-of-the-dUrbervilles
13 St-Swithun-Clg-Auswith
14 Generous-Gardener
15 Wollerton-Old-Hall
RAMBLERS ON WALLS
Ramblers usually flower with great freedom once a year. They send up strong, long stems from the base of the plant, which makes them ideal for covering large areas. Most ramblers will thrive on a sunny south or west facing wall, although some varieties will still flourish on a shady north-facing wall. When selecting ramblers to grow on walls, we recommend choosing varieties with flexible stems, which are easy to fan out. David Austin’s English Ramblers have typical flexible, slender growth and have the advantage of flowering in flushes throughout the summer.
1 Debutante
2 Albertine
3 Bobbie-James
4 Malvern-Hills-Climbing-Auscanary
5 Phyllis-Bide-over-doorway
6 Rosa-Malvern-Hills
7 Rosa-Malvern-Hills
8 Rosa-Malvern-Hills
9 Rosa-Rambling-Rector-and-Adelaide-dOrléans
RAMBLERS ON STRUCTURES
Ramblers are a great way of bringing height into the garden. They flower with great freedom, producing a mass of bloom, but usually only once a year. In general, they are ideal for growing on trellises, arches, pergolas, pillars, arbours, obelisks, as well as into trees. When selecting a structure on which to grow a rambler, ensure that it is strong enough for the rose. Conversely, try to choose a rambler which will not overwhelm the structure. David Austin’s English Ramblers are vigorous, without being too tall. They also have the advantage of flowering in flushes throughout the summer.
1 Debutante
2 Alexandre-Girault-Kew
3 Kew-Rambler
4 Debutante
5 Rosa-Bleu-Magenta
6 The-Garland
7 Adelaide-dOrleans-on-arch
8 Alberic-Barbier-at-Loseley-Park
9 Blush-Rambler-Web
10 David-Austins-Plant-Centre-with-Malvern-Hills-Auscanary
11 Frances-E.-Lester
12 Goldfinch
13 Paul-Noel
14 Pauls-Himalayan-Musk-over-apple-tree-in-Broseley
15 Phyllis-Bide-at-Benthall-Hall
16 Rosa-Belvedere
17 Rosa-Malvern-Hills
18 Rosa-Open-Arms
19 Rosa-The-Albrighton-Rambler
20 Rosa-The-Lady-of-The-Lake
BODNANT GARDEN, BODNANT HALL
Pictures from the world famous Bodnant Garden, featuring many of our English Roses.
1 Bodnant
2 Bodnant
3 Lady-of-Shalott
4 Madame-Hardy-Bodnant
5 Susan-Williams-Ellis-Bodnant
ENGLISH ROSE HEDGING
English Rose hedges are particularly valuable in the garden. Unlike most other hedges they will flower prolifically, producing flushes of glorious, fragrant blooms throughout the summer. They have attractive, healthy green foliage and most have thorns which act as a deterrent to intruders. We recommend planting them along the front of the garden facing the road, or within the garden to divide one area from another. Depending on the variety, English Rose hedges may vary in height from low to quite tall. The final height can be adjusted by pruning.
1 Harlow-Carr-Aushouse-Hedging
2 Queen-of-Sweden-Hedge-Austiger
3 Rosa-Olivia-Rose-Austin
4 The-Alnwick-Rose-Hedge-Ausgrab
5 Wild-Edric-Hedge-Aushedge
6 Wild-Edric-Hedge-Aushedge
ROSE GARDENS
If you have sufficient space, it is possible to plant an entire garden of roses. A rose garden is a wonderful place to unwind and can also add value to your home. It can be a traditional formal rose garden or something more informal and imaginative, such as two long borders facing a path and intersected occasionally with other paths. A rose garden can be quite small, or something altogether more extensive. We have created many beautiful rose gardens around the world and would be happy to advise you on this subject.
1 Jubilee-Celebration-at-QuandoFioriranno-le-Rose-Assisi-Italy
2 Bodnant
3 Canal-Garden
4 David-Austin-Long-Garden
5 David-Austin-Renaissance-Garden-with-Adelaide-dOrleans
6 David-Austins-Lion-Garden
7 David-Austins-Lion-Garden
8 David-Austins-Lion-Garden-C-with-Graham-Thomas-Ausmas
9 Princess-Anne-in-DAR-Garden-Osaka-Japan
10 Regents-Park-Lady-of-Shalott
11 Renaissance-Garden
12 Rosa-The-Mayflower-and-Susan-Williams-Ellis
13 The-Lion-Garden
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