Get to know Elizabeth™(Ausmajesty): Three ways to showcase this majestic rose 

Queen Elizabeth II had a genuine love for nature and gardens. Over her remarkable 70-year reign, she attended the Chelsea Flower Show over 50 times. Her enthusiasm for flowers was contagious, and she found great joy in exploring the latest blooms alongside fellow garden lovers. As a patron of the Royal Horticultural Society, she actively supported the promotion of horticulture throughout her life.

In 2023, the Elizabeth Medal of Honour was established to celebrate those who have made significant contributions to horticulture. This award recognises individuals who have made a meaningful impact in the field, reflecting her legacy of championing the beauty of the natural world.

One of Elizabeth's standout features is its exceptional health and resilience. This rose boasts remarkable disease resistance and can flourish in all soil types, making it an ideal choice for a variety of garden conditions. Whether planted in full sun, partial shade, or exposed to windy or challenging areas, Elizabeth adapts beautifully. Its robust nature ensures it remains healthy and vibrant, no matter the environment. For gardeners seeking a low-maintenance yet stunning rose, Elizabeth delivers unmatched durability and beauty.

For those with smaller spaces or looking to add elegance to patios or balconies, Elizabeth is an excellent choice for pots and containers. Its rounded, bushy shape forms a lovely silhouette, adding sophistication to compact areas. At 4 ½ feet (140cm) in height and width, it makes an impressive container rose. Choose a container at least 17.5 inches (45 cm) deep and wide for best results and use high-quality compost to ensure good drainage. With proper care, Elizabeth will flourish in containers, offering its signature blooms and fragrance in even the most modest garden spaces.

Named in honour of the late Queen Elizabeth II, Elizabeth^® (Ausmajesty) embodies grace and majesty in the garden, much like its royal namesake. This rose not only provides beauty but also serves as a lasting tribute to the Queen's enduring legacy.
Her passion for roses also extended to many royal residences and are carefully chosen and planted to thrive in their unique settings.
The highland climate at Balmoral ensures that roses are planted to bloom from August to October when the Royal Family is in residence, providing a stunning display for all to enjoy. Each of these gardens tells a story of her enduring love for nature and the joy that roses brought to her life.