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GRAHAM THOMAS
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Bred by David Austin 1983
One of the most widely sought-after of the English Roses.
The growth is upright but bushy and very vigorous,
with shiny, pale green, disease-resistant leaves.
It is an excellent rose, both in beauty and performance.
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OTHELLO
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Bred by David Austin 1986
Massive cup-shaped flowers, filled
with petals of a dusky crimson, minglled with a
variety of light red shades. Its growth is tall
and vigorous, with dark matte foliage and many thorns.
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MOLINEUX
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Bred by David Austin 1994
An excellent rose!It flowers with exceptional
freedom and continuity, has even upright growth and little or no disease.
The flowers are of a rich yellow colouring.
It has a characteristic Tea Rose fragrance with a musky background.
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THE PILGRIM
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Bred by David Austin 1991
An excellent pure yellow rose, that combines unusually strong and healthy growth
with blooms of the utmost delicacy and charm.
Its strong fragrance is a perfect balance between a classic
Tea scent and the English Rose, myrrh fragrance.
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PERDITA
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Bred by David Austin 1983
Perfect rosette-shaped flowers _ quartered at the centre
and of delicate apricot-blush colour.
Good disease-resistance and repeat-flowering.
A rose of charm and refinement.
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WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE
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Bred by David Austin 2000
Without doubt, the best crimson English Rose to date.
It is a truly superb variety with exquisite blooms of the richest
velvety crimson, gradually changing to an equally rich purple.
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Winchester Cathedral
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Bred by David Austin 1988
The overall effect is excellent, with a mass of flowers held on a bushy shrub,
which blooms at regular intervals throughout the season.
Its flowers are white with occasionally the slightest touch of buff-pink at the center.
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