35K views · 3.1K reactions | This week we are placing the spotlight on this fantastically hardworking shrub rose, Nye Bevan, as it's yet to take a rest from blooming in our gardens. It's creamy lemon-tinged blooms, made up of many scalloped petals, make it a delightfully uplifting addition to any border or pot. | David Austin Roses | Facebook

9.3K views · 397 reactions | Now spring is underway here in the UK, it's a great time to feed your roses. Our new controlled release rose food provides your roses with the nutrients they need, as they need them, all summer long.  With an NPK* value of 18-9-10, it's the perfect nourishing supplement for healthy, beautiful blooms. In this video, Becky demonstrates how quick and simple it is to do. | David Austin Roses | Facebook

Introducing The King’s Rose™ (Ausa27a16). Distinctive striped fuchsia and white petals create a bold yet natural look reminiscent of old Gallica roses, set upon semi-double blooms with a golden heart at the centre. Beautifully paired with a light-to-medium Musk fragrance with hints of fresh red apple and rosewater. A tribute to the enduring values of His Majesty King Charles III and the work of The King’s Foundation, investing in education, sustainable practices, and the revitalisation of herita

22K views · 248 reactions | New to roses? Our rose course is ideal for beginners. Learn from our experts how to identify and prepare your soil type, how to select the perfect rose for your environment and how to nurture it so it thrives. Discover the course via our website, and start your rose-growing journey today. #davidaustinroses #gardeninspiration #gardenroses | David Austin Roses | Facebook

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Climbing roses are a beautiful way to introduce height, colour, and elegance to your garden, whether trained against a wall or growing up an obelisk. Before planting, soak the roots in water for at least two hours to rehydrate them. If planting against a wall, position your rose at least 1ft away to allow space for healthy growth. For an obelisk, plant on the outside so the stems can be tied in as they grow. In this short video, one of our rose experts walks you through the step-by-step process