(1993)  Page(s) 124.  
 
(AUSap) 'Lilian Austin' x 'Tamora', 1988. Description. Free-flowering. Flowers: yellow … they have a tendency to become tinged with pink in hot sunlight -- just as we find in the Hybrid Tea 'Peace'.

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Parentage unknown, 1983. Description. More of a Modern Shrub Rose than a typical English Rose. Pale Apricot, free-flowering.

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An excellent garden shrub… notable for its resistance to disease

(1993)  Page(s) 86.  Includes photo(s).
 
Bredon 1984. 'Wife of Bath' x 'Lilian Austin'... a short, bushy shrub... The flowers are of medium size, rosette shape and buff-yellow coloring, becoming paler towards the edge of the flower... a useful little rose for the small garden, for bedding or even perhaps as a low hedge...

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One of the first English Roses David Austin introduced when he formed his nursery in 1970.

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Description. One of the most beautiful of the single … roses, other than the Species Roses … pink. As a shrub, it does not have great strength and for this reason is not widely grown, but it received a "good" rating from the American Rose Society.

(1993)  Page(s) 103.  Includes photo(s).
 
Parentage unknown, 1982. Description. [Its flowers are] some of the most perfect of all the English Roses … a strong myrrh fragrance … It is close to an Old Rose both in flower and growth.

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'Duchesse de Montebello' x 'Constance Spry', 1970. Description. Flowers: rose-pink, Old Rose character, having a strong fragrance of myrrh. 'Chaucer' is one of Austin's earliest introductions and a parent of many of his better varieties.

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(AUSchild) 'Lilian Austin' x 'The Squire', 1987. Description. Deep garnet-crimson. It may suffer from blackspot in Britain, but will withstand winters in Zone 5 and above better than most roses. The company Fisherman's Friend bought its name in an auction for the charity "Children in Need."

(1993)  Page(s) 104.  Includes photo(s).