hen Augusta Louise blooms, the flower isn’t just a simple pink—it features stunning champagne-orange tones blended in, making it a truly striking bicolor rose. The blooms are large, typically measuring around 7–12 cm in diameter.
As you grow this variety, you’ll notice it produces a lot of basal shoots. The large blooms are carried in small clusters on strong stems. Its spiral-shaped buds open into very full flowers, often carrying a light but pleasant fragrance.
Each stem can produce multiple blooms, giving a lush, clustered appearance. The petals are slightly ruffled, adding to their charm.
Since Augusta Louise is also a popular cut flower, you can snip the blooms and place them in a vase—they’ll stay fresh and beautiful for several days, filling your room with their lovely scent.
