Spotlight on Emma Bridgewater™
(Ausb44a16)
Emma Bridgewater™ (Ausb44a16) is an exciting new addition to the English Shrub Rose family, introduced in 2024. This medium-sized shrub rose grows broad and upright yet maintains a compact, bushy shape, making it a versatile choice for various garden settings. Whether planted in borders, creating romantic rose hedges, or adding vibrant pops of colour in pots and containers, the Emma Bridgewater™ rose’s unique colour palette of pink, coral-pink, mauve, and lilac will make a lasting impact in any garden.
BEHIND THE NAMEThis rose is named in honour of the iconic British potter Emma Bridgewater, whose designs have become synonymous with British craftsmanship and charm. The Emma Bridgewater™ rose brings the heart of the home into the garden, embodying the warmth and timeless appeal of Emma’s beloved pottery. It’s a fitting tribute to a figure who has brought so much beauty and joy to homes across the world.
BEST FOR FRAGRANCEThis rose is named in honour of the iconic British potter Emma Bridgewater, whose designs have become synonymous with British craftsmanship and charm. The Emma Bridgewater™ rose brings the heart of the home into the garden, embodying the warmth and timeless appeal of Emma’s beloved pottery. It’s a fitting tribute to a figure who has brought so much beauty and joy to homes across the world.
COMPANION PLANTING
The Emma Bridgewater™ rose, with its broad, upright growth and colourful blooms, pairs beautifully with a variety of companion plants. Its pink, coral, mauve, and lilac tones kaleidoscope can be enhanced by planting alongside flowers that provide complementary colours and textures, creating a harmonious and visually appealing garden design.
SUGGESTED COMPANION PLANTS:
Lupins (Lupinus): The tall, spiky blooms of lupins add vertical interest and a striking contrast to the Emma Bridgewater™ rose. White or soft pink lupins blend beautifully with the rose’s changing hues, creating a soft, romantic palette. Lupins also attract beneficial pollinators, enhancing the ecological diversity of your garden.
Foxgloves (Digitalis): Foxgloves bring elegance and a traditional cottage garden feel with their towering spires of bell-shaped flowers. Opt for white or pale pink foxgloves to complement the rich tones of the Emma Bridgewater™ rose. The tall, graceful stems of foxgloves add vertical drama and a touch of nostalgia to your garden display.
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