L.D. Braithwaite' surpasses previous David Austin red roses. Combine crimson flowers which reliably repeat with outstanding fragrance and good growth habit, and we have a rose which deserves a place in our gardens. The flowers are loosely cupped affairs and hold their color quite well, although very warm weather will cause the blossoms to age to magenta.
Blooms are almost continuously on the shrub during the growing season.
L.D. Braithwaite' is not immune to the occasional bout with blackspot or mildew. Due to a larger growth habit in the warm climates of the American south, the foliage may be a bit more sparse than the 'bushy' habit found in English gardens. Inc. Learn more about our web design services . All rights reserved.