David Austin's Garden Roses: A Slide Show

‘Rosalind’, one of eight David Austin rose varieties available as a cut flower, has a fruity fragrance and a bluish-pink hue. The bloom is known for its dense, round head, similar to that of a peony. Its romance peaks as it starts to fade.

We also have a related article all about these profusely petaled blooms.

‘Juliet’, is a sophisticated pale-apricot color with the lightest fragrance of David Austin's roses. The pink of ‘Miranda', lightens from the center to the outermost petals.

‘Keira’, one of the newest David Austin breeds, has a delicate, light-pink petal tipped in a darker hue.

‘Darcey’ is a rich, velvety red that fades to purple. Its dark-green leaves can also be used as a bold element in arrangements.

A mix of David Austin’s pinks—from top left, ‘Emily’, ‘Rosalind’, ‘Miranda’, ‘Keira’—makes for a beautifully layered, monochromatic centerpiece or bouquet.