Bathsheba® David Austin® English Climbing Rose

Bathsheba® David Austin® English Climbing Rose

3 Gallon
$89.99
Sale price  $89.99 Regular price 
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Bathsheba® David Austin® English Climbing Rose

Bathsheba® David Austin® English Climbing Rose

$89.99
Sale price  $89.99 Regular price 
Size3 Gallon

Bathsheba® David Austin® English Climbing Rose

Elegant, romantic, and wonderfully fragrant, Bathsheba® is one of David Austin's most captivating English climbing roses. Introduced in 2016, this exceptional variety enchants with its large, richly petaled blooms in warm shades of apricot, soft peach, and creamy buff. Its graceful climbing habit, repeat flowering, and unforgettable fragrance make Bathsheba® a breathtaking addition to arches, pergolas, walls, and cottage gardens.

The beautifully quartered blooms open from pointed apricot buds into magnificent, deeply cupped rosettes filled with over 170 delicately arranged petals. As the flowers mature, the warm apricot center softens to creamy peach and buff on the outer petals, creating a luminous two-tone effect that glows in the garden. Produced generously along upright, vigorous canes, the blooms appear repeatedly from late spring through fall.

One of Bathsheba®'s most remarkable qualities is its strong myrrh fragrance, enriched with delicate notes of honey. The rich perfume fills the garden with warmth and sweetness, making this variety especially rewarding when planted near patios, seating areas, or garden entrances.

Its naturally upright, bushy climbing habit makes Bathsheba® easy to train on trellises, fences, pergolas, pillars, and arches. Healthy foliage, abundant flowering, and classic English rose beauty have quickly made it one of David Austin's most admired modern climbers.


Key Features

Feature Details
Rose Type English Climbing Rose
Breeder David Austin®
Variety Bathsheba® ('AUSchimbley') PP30,756
Year Introduced 2016
Flower Color Apricot, Soft Peach & Creamy Buff
Bloom Size Large
Bloom Form Quartered, Very Double English Rosette
Petal Count 170+ Petals
Fragrance Strong Myrrh with Honey Notes
Flowering Habit Repeat Blooming
Growth Habit Upright, Bushy Medium Climber
Disease Resistance Good
Special Features Extremely Full Blooms • Outstanding Fragrance • Excellent Repeat Flowering

Growing Information

Requirement Details
Light Needs Full Sun
USDA Hardiness Zones 5–11
Mature Height 10–12'+
Mature Width 4–6'
Plant Spacing 4–6' Apart
Training Ideal for Arches, Pergolas, Walls, Fences, Trellises & Pillars

Ideal Uses

✔ Arches & Garden Entrances
✔ Pergolas
✔ Walls & Fences
✔ Trellises & Pillars
✔ Cottage Gardens
✔ English Garden Designs
✔ Fragrance Gardens


Recommended Growing Regions

Bathsheba® performs exceptionally well in:

  • Northeast

  • Mid-Atlantic

  • Midwest

  • Southeast

  • Southwest

  • West Coast

  • Pacific Northwest

  • Intermountain West


Behind the Name

Bathsheba® is named after the beautiful and independent heroine from Thomas Hardy's classic novel, Far from the Madding Crowd. The rose reflects her strength, grace, and timeless beauty through its elegant blooms and captivating fragrance.


Why You'll Love Bathsheba®

  • Magnificent apricot and soft peach blooms with over 170 petals

  • Rich myrrh fragrance complemented by warm honey notes

  • Elegant climbing habit perfect for arches, pergolas, and trellises

  • Repeat flowering provides spectacular blooms from spring through fall

  • Large, quartered English rosettes with classic David Austin charm

  • Healthy, vigorous growth with excellent garden performance

  • Creates breathtaking vertical displays in romantic landscapes

  • A stunning David Austin® climber that combines exceptional beauty, fragrance, and timeless English elegance

Transform your garden with the graceful beauty of Bathsheba®, one of David Austin's finest English climbing roses. With its luxurious apricot blooms, unforgettable fragrance, and vigorous climbing habit, Bathsheba® creates a spectacular display of romance and elegance that will be admired throughout the growing season for years to come.

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