Highgarden Roses English Garden Shrub Rose

The myrrh scent is distinct from traditional rose perfumes, offering a spicy, anise-like, or licorice-forward aroma. It is quite potent and adds a unique, sophisticated layer to the garden compared to sweeter floral varieties.

This variety maintains a neat and bushy growth habit, making it manageable for most garden beds. While it produces medium-sized rosettes, the plant itself is well-suited for both garden borders and large containers.

Yes, the AUSwonder is a reliable repeat bloomer. You can expect multiple flushes of apricot-pink flowers from late spring through the autumn months, provided the plant is well-maintained.

This variety is suitable for USDA zones 5 through 10. If you are in the lower end of that range, ensure the plant is properly mulched during the winter to protect the root system from extreme freezes.

The 4-inch pots contain younger, 4-6 month old plants that will require more time to establish in your garden. The 8-inch pots feature more mature, 1.5-2 year old plants that have a more developed root system and will likely produce blooms sooner after planting.

Absolutely. The AUSwonder’s loose, medium-sized rosettes and strong fragrance make them an excellent choice for floral arrangements, adding both visual texture and a distinct scent to indoor spaces.