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'AUScot' rose Reviews & Comments
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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 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 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 by
jedmar
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This rose has many faces and colors:
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I love the deep pink colors of your Abraham Darby. Nearby rose park (alkaline clay) their Abraham Darby is always beige, even in cold weather. How do you fertilize your Abraham Darby? Thanks.
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#2 of 3 posted
31 MAY 17 by
Jay-Jay
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Fertilizing just the same as all the other roses, like I told You before.
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Straw, have you found Abe needs special attention to keep blooms from being so beige?
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10 OCT 17 by
ksinGA
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Best performing David Austin in my Atlanta garden. In addition, it has one of the best fragrances!
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Does Abe show leaf scorch upon 100+ hot spells?
Thanks,
Nate
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So far so good with our recent heat. Will upload a picture in a bit.
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