Rosa David Austin® 'Carding Mill' (apricot)

Rosa David Austin® 'Carding Mill' (apricot)This deciduous, repeat flowering rose showcases a graceful, bushy habit, reaching a mature height of 4 5 feet and a spread of 3 4 feet. Suitable for USDA Hardiness Zones 5 9, it thrives in well drained, fertile soil with full sun exposure. The blooms feature large, cup shaped flowers in a romantic, soft apricot hue with hints of pink, offering a classic old rose fragrance. While not specifically noted for fall color, its foliage remains a healthy

Its durable wood is also valued for small construction projects and crafts

humusy soils with good drainage

ornamental hips in the fall and has moderate resistance to deer

complemented by a light green foliage that remains lush

inedible fruits

- Bloom/interest: Spring blossoms

often serving as a focal point

- Light: Partial to full shade

Acer palmatum 'Peve Multicolor' is a unique and compact Japanese Maple recognized for its striking variegated foliage

forming a dense mound with a spreading habit

Preferring well-drained

First for the series to have fragrance