Bare root roses are beginning their journey from our fields to your garden, each one lifted with care and ready for planting through the colder months. Enjoy 15% off bare root roses with code CHARM at checkout. UK & EU only Valid until 02/12/25

Autumn 25: The Beautiful Beginning Welcome to the season of bare root roses. As the garden slows and the days shorten, these humble plants lie dormant, yet full of promise. Planted now, they take root with patience and care, quietly preparing for the summer ahead.

Creating a rose is much like crafting a literary classic. Each requires patience, care, and an instinctive sense of beauty. Many of our English Roses are inspired by the characters, tales, and authors who captured David C. H. Austin's imagination.

There’s a certain magic in a rose hedge. From the first flush of spring to the last blooms of autumn, it creates a ribbon of colour and fragrance that transforms the garden. Framing pathways, defining boundaries or offering seclusion, it’s both practical and captivating.

Potted roses bring beauty and grace to any garden, from cosy courtyards to sweeping terraces. Place them by doorways to greet visitors with scent, gather them around seating to form a welcoming retreat, or let climbers cascade along walls, adding movement and softness.

Embrace the Warmth of Apricot Roses Few things feel as uplifting as the sight of apricot roses. Their colour captures the changing light, glowing softly in the morning and radiating with golden warmth by evening. #davidaustinroses #englishroses #gardeninspiration

Elizabeth (Ausmajesty) brings a gentle sense of presence to the garden, with clusters of crisp apple blossom pink blooms that fade to the softest blush white. Sweetly fragrant, with notes of lemon sherbet and Old Rose, it captures both heart and imagination. #DavidAustinRoses

In May 2025, Gertrude Jekyll (Ausbord) was named the World’s Favourite Rose by the World Federation of Rose Societies. With glowing pink blooms & a rich Old Rose scent, she’s inspired gardeners for nearly 40 years. A true classic, loved around the world. https://t.co/CurKwDfXMB

We’re honoured to have received a Gold Medal at this year’s RHS Hampton Court Palace Garden Festival. To celebrate, we’re offering free UK delivery until midnight on Monday 7th July. Shop the Hampton collection - https://t.co/FZIARjP7tG *Valid on UK standard shipping only.

Bring a burst of vibrant colour to your garden with Lady of Shalott (Ausnyson) Both versatile and bee-friendly, Lady of Shalott can be grown as a bushy shrub or trained as a climber, adapting beautifully to a range of garden settings. #DavidAustinRoses #RoseWednesday

A climbing rose of exceptional beauty, Strawberry Hill (Ausrimini) bears mid-pink, cupped rosettes, each with a strong, delicious fragrance of myrrh and heather honey. Glossy foliage contrasts beautifully, and arching branches lend grace to walls, arches, and trellises.

For gardeners seeking a rose with both beauty and character, the Roald Dahl (Ausowlish) English Shrub Rose is an excellent choice. Adaptable and low-maintenance, it brings a timeless touch to your garden, whether as a stand-alone feature or part of a vibrant display.

Scepter’d Isle (Ausland) is a rose that combines elegance with a captivating fragrance. With its upright, refined form, Scepter’d Isle (Ausland) thrives in mixed borders, pots, and even shadier spots, adding both charm and structure to the garden.

Olivia Rose Austin (Ausmixture) is a rose of beauty and charm, combining elegance with resilience. The delicate buds unfurl into perfectly cupped rosettes of soft, mid-pink, releasing a light to medium fruity fragrance that lingers gently in the air.

Add romance to your garden with The Lady of the Lake (Ausherbert), a graceful English Rambling Rose named after the mythical ruler of Avalon. Ideal for trellises, arches or pillars, this elegant rose climbs to a height of 3–4m, making it perfect for transforming vertical spaces.

With soft apricot-pink blooms and a fruit-laden fragrance, Evelyn (Aussaucer) invites admiration at every turn. Thriving in full sunlight, it adapts beautifully to a range of garden settings, whether in a border, rose bed, or as a feature plant. Shop - https://t.co/idah4um3gF

By training a rose to climb a wall, you can create a charming display that feels effortlessly in harmony with your home, as though the roses have always belonged there. Over time, their natural grace will captivate everyone who passes by, adding a touch of timeless elegance.

This week, we hosted a pruning workshop with the talented team from @david_austin_roses. Guests learned expert pruning techniques for English shrubs and climbing roses, enjoyed refreshments in our lovely Orchard Room, and took home their beautifully pruned plants.🌹✂️

Add a touch of elegance to your garden with the James Galway English Climbing Rose. With its vigorous, upright growth, this stunning rose quickly transforms any vertical space into a flourishing display.

No matter where we are in life, there’s always room to learn and discover. Our free, four-module, online Beginner's Guide to English roses course gives you access to exclusive, expertly curated lessons & resources. Enrol today: https://t.co/j1Jpgbi4gG *UK only