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(Ausbosky)  Hyde Hall
A very large shrub, producing sprays of mid pink, rosette blooms.  Unlike most other roses of a similar size, the flowers are borne with exceptional continuity throughout the summer - no sooner has it produced one flush of flowers then it is sending new shoots out in all directions.  The foliage is fine and pointed, similar to that of a Wild Rose.  It is very tough, reliable and healthy.  David Austin, 2004. [...]
Named after the Royal Horticultural Society’s Hyde Hall estate in Essex. Extending to 360 acres, it is home to an excellent collection of roses, including many English Roses. This beautiful garden is situated in an area with low rainfall, which creates challenging conditions for gardening when combined with the exposed nature of the site, so it is good to be able to see so many English Roses thriving there.

Magazine  (Feb 2005)  Page(s) 37.  
 
Registration
'Ausbosky', S, pb, 2005, (Hyde Hall), Austin, David, [(Graham Thomas X seedling) X seedling] ... description