David Austin® Jubilee Celebration® English Rose

Plant in spring or fall in fertile, well-drained soil, spacing 4–5 feet apart. This is one of the larger, more vigorous English roses and benefits from generous spacing and soil preparation. Dig a wide, generous planting hole, amend liberally with compost, and water deeply. Mulch well and choose a site with good air circulation. Allow adequate room for this rose to develop fully.

Prune in early spring, removing dead wood and cutting healthy canes back by about one-third. Deadhead spent blooms consistently to encourage continuous flowering. Fertilize every four to six weeks from spring through late summer. Jubilee Celebration produces large, globular blooms in a rich, glowing salmon-pink with a fruity, old-rose fragrance. One of the most spectacular and widely admired English roses — a truly outstanding garden plant.