Description
Introducing the captivating Rose David Austin – Boscobel, a stunning addition to any garden or landscape. Watch as vibrant red buds unfurl to reveal exquisitely formed, coral-pink rosettes, their small petals showcasing a delightful array of shades for an enchanting visual display. Not just a feast for the eyes, but also for the senses, as this beauty emits a captivating myrrh fragrance with tantalizing hints of hawthorn, elderflower, pear, and almond, creating an irresistible ambiance. Standing tall as an upright shrub, this rose pays homage to history, evoking memories of Charles II's fabled refuge in the oak tree at Boscobel House during the English Civil War.
Versatile and resilient, the Rose David Austin – Boscobel thrives in a variety of growing conditions, from east to west-facing orientations and across all soil types. Its preference for full sunlight ensures optimal growth and blooming, making it an ideal choice for mixed borders, rose borders, or for cutting and enjoying indoors. With its rich history and unparalleled beauty, this rose is not just a plant but a timeless statement piece for any garden enthusiast or rose connoisseur. Bred by the renowned David Austin.
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Each plant comes in a #3 (3 gallon) container. The plant shown is an example of what you will receive, all plants are individuals and we strive to pick out the best for you.
Plant Specs:
Color: coral-pink
Light: full sun
Watering: average – evenly moist conditions
Soil: all soil types
Zone: 5-11
Flowering: repeat flowering
Fragrance: medium-strong, myrrh
Family: English shrub rose
Plant Size: medium shrub
Mature Size: height (4'), Spread (4')
Blooming Season: spring
Breeder: David Austin
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