









GRACE
English Rose - bred by David Austin
Shrub Rose
Neat rosette blooms held on broad, arching growth
Lovely pure apricot flowers - darker in the middle, paler towards the edges. They form perfect rosettes with reflexed outer petals and a warm Tea scent. A branching shrub; its growth is broad and arching. Named to celebrate the defining characteristic of the English Roses. David Austin, 2001.
Lovely pure apricot flowers - darker in the middle, paler towards the edges. They form perfect rosettes with reflexed outer petals and a warm Tea scent. A branching shrub; its growth is broad and arching. Named to celebrate the defining characteristic of the English Roses. David Austin, 2001.
It forms a good, branching, medium-sized shrub with broad, arching growth that is ideal for a prime spot in the border or for bedding. It will mix easily with other shrubs and plants in cottage garden style plantings. It can also be grown as a specimen. In every way, an excellent garden plant.
Named to celebrate the special quality ‘grace’ which David Austin believes characterises English Roses as a group, and this variety in particular.
Rose Type | English Rose - Bred by David Austin |
Growth Type | Shrub Rose |
Sub Type | English Leander Hybrid |
Colour | Apricot |
Fragrance Strength | Medium |
Flowering | Repeat Flowering |
Disease Resistance | Excellent |
Height | 1m |
Width | 1.25m |
Breeder | David Austin |
Year of Introduction | 2001 |
Appellation | Auskeppy |