David Austin Bush Rose Jubilee Celebration - 20cm Pot

Rose ‘Jubilee Celebration’ (Aushunter)(PBR) is a beautiful David Austin English shrub rose producing large, domed coral-pink flowers with a strong, fruity fragrance. Its generously petalled blooms are held elegantly above the foliage on graceful, arching stems, creating a lovely display throughout the flowering season.

The richly coloured flowers have a warm, glowing appearance, while their distinctive fragrance combines fresh lemon and raspberry notes. With its repeat-flowering habit, ‘Jubilee Celebration’ provides successive displays of blooms throughout the warmer months.

Bred by David Austin in 2002, this medium-sized shrub rose develops a naturally rounded, arching habit. It is particularly attractive in mixed garden borders, traditional rose beds and cottage-style gardens, where its soft colouring combines beautifully with perennials and other flowering shrubs.

Its manageable size also makes it suitable for growing in large decorative containers.

Mature size: approximately 1.25–1.75 metres high × 1.25–1.75 metres wide

Fragrance: Strong, fruity fragrance with hints of lemon and raspberry

Flowering: Repeat flowering

Care & Growing Tips
Plant in full sun in fertile, well-drained soil, ideally receiving at least six hours of direct sunlight each day.

Water thoroughly after planting and regularly while establishing, particularly during extended periods of hot, dry weather. Apply mulch in spring to help retain soil moisture and suppress weeds, keeping it clear of the base of the plant.

Feed established roses in late August and again after the main flowering flushes to encourage healthy growth and continued flowering.

Prune in July, or August in colder and frost-prone areas, removing dead, damaged or crossing branches. As an English shrub rose, ‘Jubilee Celebration’ benefits from moderate pruning to maintain its naturally rounded, arching habit rather than being cut back too heavily.

Remove spent flowers throughout the growing season to encourage further blooms. Maintain good airflow around the plant and remove fallen leaves to help reduce the risk of fungal diseases.

When growing in containers, use a quality potting mix and ensure the pot has adequate drainage. Container-grown roses will require more frequent watering and feeding than those planted in the ground.

Ideal for
– Cottage-style gardens
– Mixed garden borders
– Traditional rose beds
– Large pots and containers
– Fragrant gardens
– Feature planting
– Planting alongside perennials
– Cut flowers and floral arrangements
– Romantic garden designs
– Gardens with soft pink and apricot colour schemes