Glowing pink English rose, trained over an arch; the first with a classic Hybrid Tea bud.
The first English Rose with a classic Hybrid Tea bud shape
The first David Austin English Rose with the classic bud shape of a Hybrid Tea
Moderate, tea-like.
Good.
Arching canes, easy to train over an arch.
Healthy.
Breeder's code AUSpishus.
Rich glowing pink with apricot-peach and creamy-yellow highlights
Pierre de Ronsardcream-pink
Giardinasoft pink
Sweet Lagunasoft pink
Blue for Yousmoky purple · contrastSoft pink climbers harmonise with the glowing pink Janet.
Blue and purple perennials set off the pink-apricot:
For contrast beside the pink-apricot, blue and lavender:
Where to plant. An arch, pergola, pillar, or a regular shrub in a bed. The arching canes are easy to train onto a support.
Climate. USDA 5–11 (per David Austin): good winter hardiness, reliable for Ukraine.
Care. As for an English rose: feeding, prevention. On a support it reaches 200–250 cm.
Name. Named after a woman called Janet, who loved roses all her life.
Breeding. David Austin (Great Britain); 2003; code AUSpishus. Golden Celebration × seedling.
Significance. The first English Rose with the classic bud form of a Hybrid Tea; strong arching canes, which David Austin recommends for arches and pergolas.
Repeat-flowering.
About 120 cm tall. On a support — up to 250 cm.
Overall resistance: 3.5 out of 5. 3.5 / 5; standard disease prevention.
Sun; repeat-flowering; arching canes, easy to train over an arch.
Moderate, tea-like.
