Rosa 'Queen of Denmark'

OO must buy this one too!

And this one...

I hope you're not sending me the bill . . . lol!

Definately the queen Muddy.........

It is a very feminine looking flower I think Maureen.

I agree Muddy very Girly;0))

Beautiful rose, M. Great collection you have.

Thanks CS. :-)

You really have a very nice collection.

Thanks Katarina . . . I'm just an old romantic at heart. ;-))

So do I, but I do not have so beautiful roses. Is this Austin´s rose?

Hi Katrina, no, this is not a David Austin rose, it was bred by James Booth in Germany in 1816.

Muddy, I noticed you are colecting old roses. Can you recommend the centre? Where did you buy them. Some of them are already hard to get.

Hi Katrina, I first saw (and smelt) my roses, in the beautiful garden at 'Cottage Garden Roses' in Staffordshire - sadly they are no longer in business.
You are right that you don't see many of these roses in Garden Centres, but I was able to order all the roses from David Austin and they were delivered bare-rooted during the Winter.

Do you think they deliver them also to the Continent? I think I have DA webpage somewhere.

Yes Katarina, it says in the David Austin 'Handbook' that they export most varieties of Roses to EU and some non-EU countries. Do you have some favourites? :-)