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Graham Thomas (AUSmas) Austin (England) 1983. English Rose. Description... golden yellow... needs extra winter protection north of Zone 6...
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The Squire Austin (England) 1977. English Rose. Description... Purest crimson formed to perfection, this is still the most spectacular flower of all the Austin reds... three feet of gauntness, with many more thorns than leaves...
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William Shakespeare (AUSroyal) Austin (England) 1987. English Rose. Description... intense red blooms that fade to a purplish black... a luxuriant, unforgettable fragrance... not disease-resistant...
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Constance Spry Austin (England) 1961. The original English rose. Description... exquisitely formed, cup-shaped, soft pink... named for the renowned English flower arranger...
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Emanuel (AUSuel) Austin (England) 1985. English Rose. Description... pink with gold, for an overall effect of apricot... susceptible to blackspot... weak stems... named for the British dress designers David and Elizabeth Emanuel...
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Page 158: The Wife of Bath Austin (England) 1969. English Rose. Description... a tough little rose... plain pink...
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The Yeoman Austin (England) 1979. English Rose. Description... one of the original Canterbury Tales roses. While David Austin has dropped it from his catalogue, it is still available from numerous othe rnurseries... it may do better in the US than in England... tendency for mildew... warm pink and yellow... Dr. Griffith Buck used it in his breeding program, and it is a parent of 'Distant Drums'...
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Autumn Fire (MORanium) Moore (USA) 1982. Miniature. Description... this is one of the very best miniatures for growing in a hanging basket... orange-red blooms...
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