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The blooms are lovely for a day or two, and then they fade quickly if it's above 80F or so. I didn't think this would be much of a proble...Read More
Found this rose bush slow to make flowers- pretty blooms but not prolific- Golden Celebration is a much better producer with better fragr...Read More
Lovely, fragrant Rose; Good performer, grower here in Zone 7A. Those of you in Texas ---> Roses don't perform well in your State, so I'm ...Read More
I have a 2-year-old Graham Thomas that is about 8-9 feet tall and 4 feet wide. It is blooming nicely but the flowers have no fragrance. D...Read More
Mine hasn't had much new growth for some time, and I have suspicions that it may be on its way out. Notwithstanding the bad condition of...Read More
I love Graham Thomas. So far my 2 year old own-root plant has remained between 3 and 4 ft. with no sprawl. No blackspot or mildew. Blooms...Read More
First season with my 'Graham Thomas' ... and we're already having a complicated relationship. It was a planted from a container in Janua...Read More
According to David Austin's 2009 Handbook of Roses, they named this rose for the late Graham Thomas, an influential rosarian and garden writer.
Giant pile of fungus. Always. One of the worst performers I have ever grown, which was so dissapointing. Maybe its the high humidity? Tri...Read More
I've had 5 different David Austin roses and this one wasn't outstanding, but not bad enough to pull up and discard. In the Houston climat...Read More
This is a great rose for 10a. I planted a couple end of June and by December 2005, reached 7'. The blooms are simply gorgeous. Compete...Read More
Can be grown in zone 4 with consistant snow cover. It will die back to level of the snow but soon grows back in the summer. I have had i...Read More
This is a great Austin rose, it's light yellow blooms brighten up a garden. It's winter hardy in zone 5.
The pure beauty of the flower makes up for this rose's rapid growth. I am constantly cutting it back, but it doesn't seem to mind and bl...Read More
Will grow in Zone 5 unprotected, but is slow to start and never quite seems to get his act together. The winter and spring of 2002-2003 ...Read More
Austin - 1983
Seedling x (Charles Austin x Iceberg seedling).
Flowers are fully double, deeply cupped, of medium si...Read More