Belle Epoque wortel

Bathsheba

26 in stock

Discover the enchanting Rosa Bathsheba® (Auschimbley), an enchanting addition to your garden. Launched at Chelsea in 2016, this stunning David Austin rose variety embodies elegance and beauty in every bud.

The Rosa Bathsheba® (Auschimbley) is a repeat-flowering English Leander hybrid climbing rose, designed to embellish your garden with its long, elegant apricot yellow buds. These buds open into the classic rose shape of shallow cupped rosettes, creating a stunning mix of colors. The top of the petals show off a subtle shade of apricot pink, while the back reveals a lovely soft yellow.

The round myrrh scent of the Bathsheba rose is a real treat for the senses, with hints of honey adding a touch of sweetness. As the flowers mature, the scent develops into a refined element of tea, creating an enchanting atmosphere in your garden.

Inspired by the feisty heroine of Thomas Hardy's "Far from the Madding Crowd", Rosa Bathsheba® (Auschimbley) embodies the strength and beauty of her literary namesake.

Add a touch of romance and allure to your outdoor space with Rosa Bathsheba® (Auschimbley) and enjoy its enchanting floral splendor season after season.

Flowering time

June
July
August
September
October
May

Characteristics

Bathsheba

Flower shape

Stuffed

Scent

Strongly scented

Care Instructions

Caring for rose 'Bathsheba' is not difficult, but the rose does require some time and attention on a regular basis. Roses need a lot of energy to grow well and sufficient water and nutrition helps with this. Also check regularly whether there are spent flower buds on the rose. To avoid wasting energy, it is best to remove these as quickly as possible. It is wise to fertilize the rose so that it can absorb good and healthy nutrition again. The advice is to do this twice a year; in March and the end of June.

Delivery

Products are shipped directly from the nursery every week on Wednesdays. By delivering only once a week, we reduce logistics emissions and optimize our processes. This benefits both the quality of our products and the climate.