The Charity rose is an English shrub variety bred by David Austin (synonyms: AUSchar, Charity 97, A/19a/89), distinguished by its unique coloration and elegant flower shape.
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| Charity Rose (AUSchar, Charity 97, A/19a/89). |
Key Characteristics
Color: Saffron-yellow, cream, or pinkish-peach with almost white outer petals.
Flower size: 7–10 cm in diameter; cup-shaped.
Fragrance: Complex and rich—with notes of sweet violet, musk, and vanilla.
Bush dimensions: Height of approximately 80–110 cm; width up to 75 cm. The bush itself is stiff and upright.
Flowering: Repeat-blooming; abundant throughout the season.
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