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Peach/Apricot Roses

Jude The Obscure, English Rose

May 23, 2026October 9, 2019 by AJ
Jude The Obscure rose

One thing I like about the David Austin series of English roses… they do so well on their own roots. That is a bit of a shortcoming of the modern H.T roses, but roses that have some of the old stock in their genes tend to do well from cuttings. I think one of the … Read moreJude The Obscure, English Rose

Categories English Roses, Peach/Apricot Roses

Abraham Darby

May 23, 2026October 8, 2019 by AJ
Abraham Darby rose

Abraham Darby, bred in 1985 and part of David Austins English Rose collection. Rated by Austin as one of the more fragrant of his creations, this will make a great specimen shrub, or a small climber. Beautiful orange, peach coloring of Abraham Darby One Of The Best This rose has a lot going for it. … Read moreAbraham Darby

Categories English Roses, Peach/Apricot RosesTags Blooms-In-Flushes, Double, Highly-Fragrant, Very-Thorny

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