1983

5 to 8 feet   Z5-11 R Fr H my

Old Rose lovers prayers have been answered by 'Graham Thomas'™, a bright yellow rose with the old rose shape. Fat buds open to cupped, medium blooms of a radiant golden yellow. The fragrance is unusual and spicy. Rather upright, many gardeners are at a loss as to how to control this rose. We have heard numerous remedies of either pruning back hard, pegging or training as a small climber. Either way, it looks magnificent in the garden. The rose was named for the British Old Rose expert, Graham Stuart Thomas.

1990

5 to 6 feet    Z5-11 R Fr ab

'Abraham Darby’™ is a David Austin introduction that produces abundant fragrant flowers on a sprawling, but thick Shrub. The multi-petaled, yellow apricot flowers are almost flat in appearance and bloom throughout the growing season. Plant this rose where you can easily enjoy its fragrant flowers.

1994

3 to 4 feet    Z5-11 R Fr my

'Molineux™' is a cold hardy, David Austin introduction. This repeat blooming rose produces full yellow, fragrant flowers on a four foot shrub. A real showstopper in the garden as it is a frequent bloomer.

2009

4 to 5 feet    Z5-11 R Fr ab

This show stopping, David Austin rose is an AGRS awarding winning rose. The flowers of 'Lady of Shalott'® are bright orange/apricot combination that are eye-catching to any visitors. Use as a specimen as the rose gets six feet high. It has a good fall bloom and the plant seems to be disease resistant.