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Eustacia Vye

English Shrub Rose Bred By David Austin

"Eustacia Vye," an English shrub rose bred by David Austin, is a truly enchanting addition to the garden, boasting soft, glowing apricot-pink blooms that are a sight to behold. Each flower is a testament to its beauty, with numerous delicately ruffled petals that create a vision of timeless elegance.

The blooms of "Eustacia Vye" are held on red-tinged stems, adding an extra touch of visual interest. These exquisite blossoms undergo a captivating transformation, beginning as shallow cups that gradually open to full rosettes. As the blooms unfurl, they reveal petals of a richer hue, which then gently pale over time, creating a dynamic and evolving display.

Adding to its charm is a deliciously strong fruity fragrance that envelops the air around it. The delightful scent enhances the overall sensory experience of the garden, making "Eustacia Vye" a joy for both the eyes and the nose.

In addition to its aesthetic appeal, "Eustacia Vye" is a very healthy rose variety, showcasing robust and vigorous growth. The shrub takes on a strong, upright form with bushy characteristics, making it a resilient and attractive presence in the garden. Whether enjoyed as a standalone specimen or as part of a larger garden design, "Eustacia Vye" is sure to capture the heart with its beauty, fragrance, and overall vitality.

Characteristics
  • Color: Pink and Burgundy
  • Color Description: Mid Pink And Apricot
  • Fragrance: Strong, Fruity
  • Bloom size: Medium
  • Breeder: David Austin
  • Suitable for zones: 10a, 10b, 11, 4a, 4b, 5a, 5b, 6a, 6b, 7a, 7b, 8a, 8b, 9a, 9b
  • Flowering: Repeat Flowering
  • Family: English Shrub Rose
  • Petal count: 90
  • Size: Medium Shrub
  • Height: 4ft
  • Width: 3ft
Ideal For:
  • Mixed Borders
  • Pots and Containers
  • Rose Border
Growing Conditions:
  • South, East, North, West Facing
  • All soil types
  • Full Sunlight
  • Partial Sunlight
Origin Of Name Named after the flawed heroine of Thomas Hardy’s, The Return of the Native