We invite you to reimagine your outdoor space with our exclusive Rose collections. Each trio of roses has been carefully curated to suit different themes, so you can choose a vibrant pollinator’s haven, a border of timeless elegance, or a cosy cottage aesthetic.
We handpick only the finest roses on our family farm in Shropshire. Our commitment to quality ensures that each bloom meets our rigorous standards.
Delivered in plastic-free packaging, these roses just as their name suggests, arrive with no soil or foliage, leaving their roots and stems bare. Lifted from our fields during the dormant season and delivered from November through to April, these cost-effective plants will establish quickly, flourishing in time for summer.
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Winter rose care: essential tips for rosesAs winter settles in, it's important to think about how to care for your roses during the colder months. While roses are hardy plants, they will perform better with a little extra attention, helping them to flourish when spring arrives. Roses should be pruned in winter, ideally in January or February, when the plant is most dormant, but there are other steps you can take now to ensure your roses remain healthy and strong throughout the chillier months.Read more158 days ago -
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This selection of English roses combine exceptional beauty with outstanding health and reliability.
Explore creative ideas and expert advice to transform your garden, from various styles and locations to innovative planting techniques
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From the elegant mid-pink blooms of our fragrant Penelope Lively™ to the characterful charms of Dannahue™ and the majestic apple blosson pink rosettes of Elizabeth™ we are sure you will love our newest varieties.
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The English Roses That Came Before: A Look Back as Chelsea Draws NearAs Chelsea approaches, there’s a familiar feeling of anticipation, one we’ve come to know well over the years. Each rose we release carries with it over a decade of care, dedication and trust in the process. This year, we’re preparing to introduce a rose we hold especially close, our most prestigious yet, and we can’t wait to share it with you.Read more5 days ago
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Behind The Blooms: Preparing for the RHS Chelsea Flower ShowEach May, a quiet corner of London becomes something extraordinary. The grounds of the Royal Hospital Chelsea are transformed into a living showcase of creativity, craftsmanship and horticultural passion. For us at David Austin® Roses, the RHS Chelsea Flower Show is a defining moment in the year - the result of many months of growing, planning and collaboration. It’s a chance to share our work, celebrate what we love, and connect with visitors who are as passionate about gardens as we are.Read more12 days ago
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Rosa Gallica Officinalis: The Apothecary’s Rose in Shakespeare’s GardenAs April arrives and gardens begin to stir into life, one flower stands out not only for its vivid beauty but for its rich connection to history, healing, and literature. Rosa gallica officinalis, known as the Apothecary’s Rose, is more than an ornamental bloom. It carries with it centuries of meaning and a deep-rooted place in both horticulture and the poetic imagination.Read more13 days ago
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Pruning Roses In April? Here's What You Should Know FirstAs April arrives and your garden begins to stir, you might find yourself wondering, Is it too late to prune my roses? Maybe winter slipped by and you didn’t get to it, or perhaps you're simply not sure when the right time is. If you're looking for a bit of reassurance, you're not alone.Read more17 days ago
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How To Water Bare Root Roses Planted Later In The SeasonWith the spring sunshine finally reaching the garden, now is the perfect time to check in on your newly planted bare root roses. They're just beginning to settle in, and the care you give them over the next few weeks will make all the difference to how well they grow and bloom this summer.Read more17 days ago
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English Roses For Mother’s Day: Stories Of Connection That Bloom Across GenerationsMother’s Day is a time to reflect on the women who have shaped our lives - our mothers, grandmothers, or any maternal figure who has left an imprint on our hearts. While we may not always be physically close to those we love, there is something enduring and quiet that keeps us connected: the beauty of a garden and the plants within it.Read more17 days ago
