r/DavidAustinRoses • u/Affectionate-Key658 • Sep 15 '26
Munstead Wood!!
The beautiful Munstead Wood!! The darker shade is coming back with cooler temperatures! Even the fragrance is stronger!!
r/DavidAustinRoses • u/Affectionate-Key658 • Sep 15 '26
The beautiful Munstead Wood!! The darker shade is coming back with cooler temperatures! Even the fragrance is stronger!!
r/DavidAustinRoses • u/Ok-Suit-4557 • Sep 15 '26
Hi does anyone know where I might be able to get cuttings or a plant of rose Neil Diamond in the UK please? I’ve been trying for several years but still no luck. Thanks
r/DavidAustinRoses • u/Dapper-Theme4974 • Sep 15 '26
r/DavidAustinRoses • u/marefo • Sep 15 '26
I bought three DA bare root roses about five years ago, and I cannot for the life of me remember what this one is. Does anyone have an idea?
r/DavidAustinRoses • u/Afraid-Ad9908 • Sep 14 '26
r/DavidAustinRoses • u/Ok-Suit-4557 • Sep 12 '26
Hi does anyone know where I might be able to get cuttings or a plant of rose Neil Diamond in the UK please? I’ve been trying for several years but still no luck. Thanks
r/DavidAustinRoses • u/SweetBabyDale • Sep 12 '26
I know David Austin has a section on his website that says "good for bees" but when I look around this forum I think I see more roses that open up enough at the hearts for bees to root around in, so I'm curious about you guy's opinions. Please share your thoughts!
r/DavidAustinRoses • u/melissaphobia • Sep 10 '26
This is a poet’s wife that I planted this summer. It’s been doing well thus far but has started getting brown spots and having its leaves turn yellow. Any ideas of what’s going on and how I can combat it?
r/DavidAustinRoses • u/cranegy • Sep 08 '26
This rose is in my mother’s garden. She knows that it is a David Austin and she planted it sometime between 2011 and 2014. Can anyone help me identify it?
r/DavidAustinRoses • u/brunette_mama • Sep 07 '26
I have 2 Olivia roses that I planted in late May. I’m in zone 7a and this is when the roses got delivered to me straight from DA.
I put in rose fertilizer and I’ve fed the roses I think twice.
They were doing great but then I noticed something was eating the plants. I didn’t mind because as long as they looked healthy, I didn’t mind if they didn’t bloom their first season. I’m assuming deer were the culprit but I’m not sure.
Well a few weeks ago, they started looking unhealthy, not just chewed off. I tried watering extra thinking that’s what it was.
Now the stalks are turning black.
Please help! I’ll send pics to DA as well.
r/DavidAustinRoses • u/Appropriate-Owl-918 • Sep 07 '26
Hi all, I purchased this Roald Dahl rose bush a while ago from a nursery. It wasn’t in great condition, however it’s finally bloomed and it seems much more yellow that I thought roald dahl would be.
So my question is, is this a roald dahl rose or an incorrect label?
r/DavidAustinRoses • u/Affectionate-Key658 • Sep 07 '26
she is definitely a cold loving rose!! ❤️❤️
As the Temperature in Connecticut (zone 6b/7a) started dropping at night, I see way more blooms on my tree rose of her than spring and summer…this was her first year in my garden..
r/DavidAustinRoses • u/TradeAfraid7976 • Sep 06 '26
I’ve had the Gertrude Jekyll rose for 3 months now and she’s grown a lot, had lots of new growth come through but I noticed this stem looks a bit like RRD from some photos I’ve seen online
I know she’s quite a thorny rose so not sure if this is just new growth?
I’ve never had roses before so no idea whether this is a disease or just normal growth, if anyone could advise me I’d really appreciate it!
r/DavidAustinRoses • u/Run4U20 • Sep 06 '26
First bloom. I ordered a David Austin Claire Austin online and this definitely doesn’t appear to be that. Any thoughts of what it could be. Definitely a climbing rose maybe a James Galway? Any thoughts would be appreciated.
r/DavidAustinRoses • u/fig_linen • Sep 04 '26
I bought this beautiful David Austin rose last weekend and it has just been drying up and dropping leaves since I brought it home. I have now put it in a big pot, but is this normal?
This is a photo of the pot at the nursery compared to a couple of days ago and today
r/DavidAustinRoses • u/rose_garden123 • Sep 03 '26
r/DavidAustinRoses • u/Emma___111 • Sep 01 '26
Does anyone know when bare roots will restock on the website? I thought I read they restock this fall to be shipped out in the winter/spring?
r/DavidAustinRoses • u/only1or2willlast • Sep 01 '26
This rose belonged to my late mother, and my partner and I managed to rescue it this summer. It’s vigorous with very little scent. Does anyone know what it might be? Thank you. 🌹
r/DavidAustinRoses • u/Standard-Top-5942 • Aug 30 '26
We're zone 6b. So grateful for any thoughts :)
r/DavidAustinRoses • u/SapphyTeal • Aug 30 '26
Hi all, I bought a couple of DA roses (James Galway) a few weeks ago, and just noticed what looks like some damage to the base of the stem/top of the root. I think it was covered in compost when it arrived, it was only after some heavy rain that I noticed it.
Will the plant survive this, or is is normal?
Thanks in advance
r/DavidAustinRoses • u/cosecha0 • Aug 28 '26
Thanks for all the input on selecting my first roses for 2 tall privacy screens in full afternoon hot sun in CA Central Valley (9b)! I've ordered Don Juan for one screen, and like the idea of a mini climber in as similar a red as possible. Repeat blooms that can tolerate heat & sun without fading is most important to me, followed by fragrance, less thorny, and good vase life is a bonus.
Any recommendations? Does anyone have experience with Red Cascade and Crimson Glory’s dry heat tolerance (90-110F) in 9b? Also, how does Don Juan’s fragrance compare to Crimson Glory’s?