Thomas A. Beckett (Auswinston)
Thomas A. Beckett (Auswinston)
Plant properties
Thomas A. Beckett (Auswinston) at a glance
The Thomas A. Beckett (Auswinston) is a masterpiece by David Austin, a rose that enchants the senses with its intensely deep red, velvety flowers and rich, classic rose fragrance. This lush shrub rose, with its deeply cupped, later rosette-shaped blooms, exudes a timeless elegance that enriches any garden. It is an ode to the power and beauty of nature, a delight to see and smell, from early summer well into autumn.
With its bushy and compact growth of about 1 to 1.5 meters tall, the Thomas A. Beckett is versatile. It shines beautifully as a solitary showpiece but also feels at home in borders, mixed plantings, or even in a large pot on your terrace. This rose combines aesthetics with resilience: it is robust, well resistant to various weather conditions, and surprisingly easy to maintain, making it an asset for both classic English gardens and modern designs.
Choose the Thomas A. Beckett and bring a piece of Belle Époque craftsmanship into your home. As a family business with over 40 years of experience in Aalsmeer, we grow our roses with unmatched passion and sustainable methods. You buy directly from the grower, guaranteeing top quality, vitality, and the best start for your new garden jewel. Trust our expertise and enjoy roses lovingly nurtured.
Forty years of nothing but roses
Belle Époque is a family business, not a wholesaler. From our greenhouses in Aalsmeer, we have been growing only roses for over four decades — and every plant we send out is personally selected by us. This way, you receive not a catalog rose, but a plant ready to grow.
Fantastische kwaliteit en zeer goede
Fantastische kwaliteit en zeer goede verzending
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Zoals we gewend zijn van Belle Epoque, voortreffelijke wortels die we mee hebben genomen naar New York. Kwaliteit geweldig, verpakking voortreffelijk en de folliw up van Wouter: informeren of alles goed verlopen is. De familie in de VS begrijpt nu waarom we perse planten van Belle Epoque wilden in plaats van een leverancier in Amerika.

