The Boscobel rose (Auscousin) is a popular English shrub rose variety bred by the renowned breeder David Austin in 2012. It is known for its large, deeply cupped, and very full blooms—featuring a unique salmon-pink hue—and its rich, complex fragrance. The variety was named after the historic Boscobel House estate in Shropshire, England.
Large, 8–11 cm in diameter, and very double (with 65 to 80 petals). They transition from red buds to a cupped shape before opening into symmetrical rosettes. The coloration is complex: a deep salmon-pink or coral hue with warm golden and pearly undertones. The flowers face upwards and do not droop.
Bush: Upright, compact, vigorous, and dense. It typically reaches a height of 90–110 cm and a width of about 75–80 cm. The shoots are sturdy and covered with healthy, dark green, glossy foliage.
The Boscobel rose (Auscousin) is a popular English shrub rose variety bred by the renowned breeder David Austin in 2012. It is known for its large, deeply cupped, and very full blooms—featuring a unique salmon-pink hue—and its rich, complex fragrance. The variety was named after the historic Boscobel House estate in Shropshire, England.
ReplyDeleteLarge, 8–11 cm in diameter, and very double (with 65 to 80 petals). They transition from red buds to a cupped shape before opening into symmetrical rosettes. The coloration is complex: a deep salmon-pink or coral hue with warm golden and pearly undertones. The flowers face upwards and do not droop.
ReplyDeleteBush: Upright, compact, vigorous, and dense. It typically reaches a height of 90–110 cm and a width of about 75–80 cm. The shoots are sturdy and covered with healthy, dark green, glossy foliage.
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