David Austin® Scepter d'Isle® English Rose Leucanthemum dry locations where few other

dry locations where few other plants survive

which produces more blooms per plant than many older varieties

It is resistant to cane blight and extremely productive

sword-like leaves are a dusty blue-green with curly white filaments along the edges

topped by airy

David Austin® Scepter d'Isle® English Rose Leucanthemum dry locations where few otherScepter'd Isle is one of those roses that earns its place in any serious garden. Named for John of Gaunt's famous speech in Shakespeare's Richard II "This scepter'd isle this precious stone set in the silver sea" and it carries that romantic weight beautifully. The blooms are soft, shell pink cups, each holding 45+ petals and a cluster of golden stamens at the center, with outer petals that fade to the palest blush. They're produced in generous