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'AUScot' rose Reviews & Comments
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Maybe that's my favourite English Rose.
I have a two-years old plant (on R. multiflora rootstock) grown in a 7-gallon container in a full-sun position. It forms a dense, short shrub. Stems are armed with large, red thorns. Very attractive dense, glossy leaves. Very continuously flowering, flower quality is OK in a rainy summer with almost no maintenance. Exceptional large, splendid, fragrant flowers with tender yellowish-pink color. Susceptible to blackspot but mended quickly when sprayed. Very vigorous growth but seems difficult to form a climber.
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Abraham Darby
Abraham Darby III 1750 – 1791
Nom de quakers britaniques qui ont tenu un rôle clef dans la révolution industrielle en utilisant pour la première fois, dès le débt du XVIIIème siècle, du charbon pour produire du métal grâce au premier haut-fourneau allimenté par le coke..
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Available from - Golden Valley Rose
https://gvroses.com/
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...this rose is no longer sold by David Austin in the UK... although it is still available from a few other vendors here.... for now...
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#1 of 4 posted
26 NOV 19 by
 Jay-Jay
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In my humble opinion one of the best performing Austins (as a climber)!
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It can be splendid so long as it gets enough water to keep it's blooms upright. Those large flowers do tend to droop when the plants are stressed. 'Evelyn' is a better choice for hot and dry climates, but both are excellent cultivars.
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#4 of 4 posted
27 NOV 19 by
Jay-Jay
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This year and the last we had a lack of rainfall, very high temps and lots of sun... This one kept on blooming as a climber (if drooping, it wouldn't bad at all) and stayed healthy. The other Austins bloomed once and merely survived in a green, but dormant state. No second or third etc. flushes.
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#2 of 4 posted
27 NOV 19 by
jedmar
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