AUSmary
English rose (David Austin, 1983)
AUSmary
Growth height 120 cm Width 90 cm
Pink shrub rose for a container
- – Loosely double, ruffled flowers, blooming all summer
- – Compact growth 120 x 90 cm, also for borders and hedges
- – Scented of honey and almond, hardy and easy-care
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- Name (bot.)
- Rosa 'AUSmary'
- Origin
- Wife of Bath × The Miller
- Height x width
- 120 x 90 cm
- Flower size
- large
- Flower shape
- Fully double
- Flower colour
- bright pink
- Flowering habit
- repeat-flowering
- in a tub / pot
- yes
- Fragrance
- Strong fragrance
- Thorniness
- normally thorned / not specified
The large, loosely double flowers have slightly frilled edges and are reminiscent of peonies. They open in a clear pink that lightens with time and smell pleasantly of honey and almond. With small pauses, the flowering season extends throughout the whole rose summer.
It grows pleasingly into a beautifully shaped, robust and healthy shrub rose with matt green foliage.
Besides being used as a specimen, it is also a good rose for borders and hedges. All in all a very rewarding, quite hardy beginner's rose that also forgives mistakes in care.
The rose variety was originally named after the flagship of the English fleet that sank in 1536. Its wreck was recovered in 1982, shortly before the rose was introduced. Painstakingly conserved, the remains of the ship can be admired in the harbour of Portsmouth.
With 'Redouté (light pink)' and 'Winchester Cathedral (white)' there are two paler forms (sports) which are also very popular.
Experiences and pictures from our visitors (10)
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I've had this rose in my garden for 2 years, it is very frost-hardy and healthy. Lovely flowers in a strong pink.Automatically translated · Show original
One of my new acquisitions. It stands in full sun (which it doesn't tolerate that easily, especially this year) and has good potting soil and compost. I'm curious to see how this rose develops in a "normal" summer.Automatically translated · Show original
I planted AUSmary in spring 2004 in front of my office window and she really blooms wonderfully, enjoys the best of health and is very robust. Together with her 'neighbour' constance spry, the two are amazingly disease-resistant.Automatically translated · Show original
Ich finde diese Rose absolut genial. Bisher hatte ich sie in einem Pflanzkübel an einem Rosenbogen und sie blühte wirklich bis zum Frost. Dieses Jahr habe ich sie umgepflanzt an eine sonnigere Stelle. Der Duft ist einfach toll. Nicht krankheitsanfällig, zumindest bei mir. Sie treibt ohne Unterlass neue Blüten und die sehen richtig toll aus.
Ich mag diese Rose sehr gerne und möchte sie nicht mehr missen.
I planted this rose last year in autumn and already this year it shot up beautifully. It was covered in flowers, which have a great colour. The shrub is already about 1 m tall. I can only recommend it!Automatically translated · Show original
Actually I wanted a different one - but the competent gardener recommended this one to me and it was the perfect recommendation. They are planted as a pair at the garage entrance on the east side with at most 4-5 hours of sun and not too much soil - but they bloom from the end of May almost non-stop until the frost and greet me and my neighbours every day with wonderfully romantic flowers and a delicate fragrance. I even caught the postman sniffing at their beautiful double soft pink flowers. All in all I get along well with one bud-break spray and possibly, in wet summers, one spray against fungus and aphids. She came through the harsh Bavarian winter (550 m above sea level) very well. A strong lady, highly recommended.Automatically translated · Show original
Wunderbare rose steht erst seid letztem herbst. Ist stark gewachsen, so gut wie nicht krankheitsanfällig und diese farbe ....wubderbar...
MehThis rose always blooms first, is very pretty and the fragrance is wonderful. However, the bloom is very fragile and lasts two days at most. It is also the first to stand completely bare, without a single leaf, when left unsprayed. This time, in the fourth year, I tried chemicals and am curious whether it will go better. Conclusion: there are now many similar, more modern roses with much better leaf health and longer-lasting blooms (e.g. "Rosengräfin Marie Henriette")Automatically translated · Show original
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AUSmary not growing, losing its leaves or getting yellow leaves?
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