DESCRIPTION
Rosa ‘Carding Mill’ is an English shrub rose with full, cupped rosette blooms in glowing apricot tones that soften to cream at the edges. These richly petaled flowers emit a distinctive myrrh fragrance, especially noticeable in early morning. Blooming in abundant flushes from late spring through fall, they are held on upright, slightly arching stems above glossy, semi-gloss foliage. The clean leaves support repeated showings of silky blooms.
Bred in Great Britain by David C. H. Austin and introduced in 2004, ‘Carding Mill’ draws its name from a scenic Shropshire valley near the Austin nursery. This rose is valued for its reliable disease resistance and consistent repeat flowering. Its warm hues, refined form, and sweet scent make it a graceful addition to cottage gardens, borders, or fragrance-focused plantings.
DESCRIPTION
Rosa ‘Carding Mill’ is an English shrub rose with full, cupped rosette blooms in glowing apricot tones that soften to cream at the edges. These richly petaled flowers emit a distinctive myrrh fragrance, especially noticeable in early morning. Blooming in abundant flushes from late spring through fall, they are held on upright, slightly arching stems above glossy, semi-gloss foliage. The clean leaves support repeated showings of silky blooms.
Bred in Great Britain by David C. H. Austin and introduced in 2004, ‘Carding Mill’ draws its name from a scenic Shropshire valley near the Austin nursery. This rose is valued for its reliable disease resistance and consistent repeat flowering. Its warm hues, refined form, and sweet scent make it a graceful addition to cottage gardens, borders, or fragrance-focused plantings.
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