As Christmas approaches, it's time to find the perfect gift for the gardener in your life. Whether they're a seasoned pro or a novice, thoughtful gifts can inspire their love for gardening. At David Austin® roses, we have a selection of gifts that will delight any gardening enthusiast this festive season.
Bare root roses are an excellent gift choice. Planting them in winter allows your loved one to enjoy beautiful blooms the following summer. This traditional method of growing roses offers a selection of varieties, from classic favourites to exciting new releases. Each rose carries the promise of vibrant colour and delightful fragrance for years to come.
Winter greetings card: not just for ChristmasGreetings cards are a thoughtful way to spread cheer during the festive season. Our collection features beautiful imagery of our roses, making them perfect for sending warm wishes to friends and family. A simple card can add a personal touch to any gift and allow your loved one to share their passion for gardening with others.SHOP NOW
2025 Wall calendar: yearly inspirationA beautiful wall calendar is a practical gift that helps gardeners stay organised. This calendar provides inspiration throughout the year, featuring stunning photography of our roses and gardening tips for each month.shop now
Gift cards offer the ultimate flexibility. They allow your loved ones to choose their favourite bare root roses, potted plants, or gardening accessories. A gift card shows that you understand their tastes and lets them indulge in their gardening passion on their terms.
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The perfect gifts for gardeners this ChristmasWith Christmas around the corner, many of us are looking to find that special gift that will bring warmth and joy to those we love. If you have a gardening enthusiast in your life, why not give them something that truly resonates with their passion for nature?Read more2 days ago -
Garden Trends for Autumns autumn settles in and leaves drift to the ground, your garden embraces the season’s quiet beauty. While many plants wind down, roses continue to add their charm, through the vibrant colours of their rose hips. These small, jewel-like fruits bring lively splashes of red, orange, and even purple, creating a striking contrast against bare stems and adding rich colour to your autumn landscape.Read more5 days ago -
Flowers Fit for a King: Celebrating King Charles III Birthday with Royal-Inspired RosesA fitting spotlight on some royal-inspired David Austin® roses in celebration of His Royal Highness King Charles III birthday. Each distinguished English rose with royal connections has been bred and grown with pride in the heart of Shropshire, each embodying the heritage of the British monarchy whilst adding quintessential charm to any garden.Read more6 days ago -
Get to know Elizabeth® (Ausmajesty): Three ways to showcase this majestic roseNamed in honour of the late Queen Elizabeth II, Elizabeth® (Ausmajesty) embodies grace and majesty in the garden, much like its royal namesake. This rose not only provides beauty but also serves as a lasting tribute to the Queen's enduring legacy.Read more16 days ago -
Three ways to use rose hips: from jam to wreaths to wildlifeAs the crisp chill of frosty mornings announces the arrival of autumn, the garden offers up one of its hidden treasures: rose hips. These vibrant red and orange fruits, emerging from spent blooms, bring a dash of seasonal colour and charm to any outdoor landscape. Rather than deadheading roses on hip-producing varieties, let the hips flourish and reap their beauty and benefits. Rose hips are not just ornamental, they provide a wealth of possibilities, from culinary treats to rustic crafts and offer a much needed winter food source to wildlife.Read more33 days ago -
The benefits of planting English roses in threes and fivesWhen it comes to creating an interesting garden, the way you arrange your plants can make all the difference. English roses are a perfect example of this with their beautiful blooms and fragrance. For truly captivating displays, consider planting them in clusters of three or five, especially if you select the same variety.Read more37 days ago
