Scepter'd Isle ®

English rose (David Austin, 1997)

Scepter'd Isle ®

Growth height 75 - 185cm

Bright pink fragrant rose for a pot

– Semi-double, cup-shaped blooms with visible stamens, repeat-flowering
– Healthy, upright growth, a favourite with pollinating insects
– Strongly scented with myrrh, also available as a standard

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Bare-root from 1 pcs per 17,90 € from 3 pcs per 16,11 € in a pot, well rooted Grade A quality (from 2 shoots) grafted onto standard grafted onto standard from England, by Peter Beales grown in our own nursery in stock only a few left only a few left sold out from mid-November Special price until 01.01.

5,5 Liter Container from 1 pcs per 25,90 € in a pot, well rooted Grade A quality grafted onto standard grafted onto standard from England, by Peter Beales grown in our own nursery in stock only a few left only a few left sold out immediately Special price until 01.01.

Standard 90 cm, bare-root + Versandpauschale für Stammrosen from 1 pcs per 39,90 € in a pot, well rooted Grade A quality grafted onto standard grafted onto standard from England, by Peter Beales grown in our own nursery in stock only a few left only a few left sold out from mid-November Special price until 01.01.

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Organic rose compost, peat-free

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Horn shavings 2.5 kg

4L rose pot - new or as new

Name (bot.): Rosa 'Scepter'd Isle'
other names: AUSland
Origin: 1989 (Wife of Bath × Heritage)
Size: 75 - 185cm
Flower colour: soft pink
Flowering habit: continuously flowering
in a tub / pot: yes
Thorniness: normally thorned / not specified

English Roses by David Austin Shrub Roses Roses for the shade Single, non-double blooms Standard Roses & Tree Roses

Semi-double, cup-shaped blooms in pink, somewhat lighter towards the outside, with a strong myrrh fragrance.

Blooms almost without interruption into autumn.

Healthy, upright-growing shrub.

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Habe Scepter seid 4 Jahren.Der Duft ist atemberaubend, neigt aber schon zum Mehltau, ohne spritzen geht es nicht. Blüht aber zuverläsig und sehr reich.Regen bekommt den Blüten aber nicht, fallen zusammen.

Anonymer Rosenfreund 06.01.2011 19:58

Ich spritze in meinem Garten überhaupt nicht, trotzdem ist die Rose sehr gesund. Die Blüten sind wie Schälchen geformt, der Duft unglaublich gut und sie blüht wirklich den ganzen Sommer, obwohl sie im Halbschatten direkt unter einem Obstbaum steht.
Ich bin von ihr absolut begeistert und kann sie nur empfehlen!

claudia 09.11.2011 09:27

Eine rundum tolle Rose.Bei mir kultiviert seit 2009 -
einschließlich eines Winters bei bis zu 19° minus (Höhenlage im Saarland) Einziger Nachteil, die Blütenblätter halten nicht so sehr lange. Sie blüht
über Sommer 3x bis auf kurze Blühpausen. Anfangs im 50 l-Kübel am Obelisken, seit 3 Jahren im 80 Liter Topf direkt an der Straße. Nie mehr als 5 Std. Sonne (falls sie scheint).
Auch die Fußgänger lassen sich von ihrem Duft berauschen (Schon an der Tür geläutet und nach der Sorte gefragt)Hier ein paar Fotos, die ihren Charme
wiedergeben.

Rosenregen 14.05.2013 11:59

Scepter´d Isle is a healthy and bee-friendly rose
Repeat-blooming, abundance of flowers and growth have to be regulated through pruning, the fragrance is one of the strongest of the Austin roses, which he describes as myrrh, the open flowers attract all insects, so also bees and bumblebees, reminiscent of roses that are hardly available any more such as Mary Rose, Heritage, Hero, which for whatever reasons can no longer be bought. SdI, on the other hand, holds its own, so a success model from Austin

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Care - tips for the English rose Scepter'd Isle:

Planting guide for roses

Read here what you need to consider when planting the rose Scepter'd Isle should be aware of and how to prepare the planting site.

=> really good, peat-free organic rose compost => Guide: planting roses

Pruning roses correctly

The most important care for roses is annual pruning. Here we explain when and how you Scepter'd Isle prune.

=> Pruning roses

Scepter'd Isle fertilising correctly

For abundant blooms, you should fertilise the rose twice a year. Here you can find out when and how to supply a rose with nutrients.

More on the topic => Fertilising roses / which rose fertiliser and => Using horn shavings correctly

Transplanting roses

The right way to move an old, established rose so that it keeps growing well in its new location.

=> Transplanting roses

Rose pests

An overview of animal pests on roses, including scale insects.
With tips on biological control.

=> Rose pests

Rose diseases

Scepter'd Isle not growing, losing its leaves or getting yellow leaves?
Here you can find out whether it is powdery mildew, black spot or rose rust, and what you can do about these diseases.

=> Rose diseases

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