Scarborough Fair
Scarborough Fair
Scarborough Fair
Scarborough Fair
Scarborough Fair
Scarborough Fair

Scarborough Fair™

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  • Container Friendly

We are no longer growing this rose. We maintain this listing for our customer's reference purposes.

You can find a similar rose in our David Austin Roses collection.

Modest in size and form, this lovely and reliable repeat blooming rose opens from round buds to form a 2 1/2" ball (petals 20) which is perfectly cupped hiding golden stamens in the center. The petals pale from soft pink to blush. Named for the English folk song made famous by Simon and Garfunkel.

More Information

Rose Type David Austin
SKU EN820 GALLON
Bloom Type Cupped, Double
Breeder Code AUSoran
Characteristic Container Friendly
Color Pink
Specific Color Soft pink to blush
Fragrance Moderately Fragrant
Hardiness Zone 5 (-20° to -10°), 6 (-10° to 0°), 7 (0° to 10°), 8 (10° to 20°), 9 (20° to 30°), 10 (30° to 40°)
Rebloom Repeat Blooming
Year 2003
Approximate Size 2' - 3' x 2'

Customer Reviews

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Bob
Great rose

Lovely delicate and very hardy. I've grown over a hundred roses and this one is a definite keeper.

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Deborah
Lovely, healthy rose.

Don't let the delicate appearance of this rose fool you, she is tough. In my zone 6, Western KY, dappled shade garden, SF is a winner. Always blooming, no disease and cleanly sheds petals.

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Michelle B.
Beautiful & Establishes Quickly

I purchased 5 rose varieties from Heirloom Roses this year. Of all the roses, Scarborough Fair established itself the best in my zone 6 garden. With all my roses this first year, I have tried to stay on top of preventing the roses to bloom to help the plant to focus more on growing. I believe it paid off because it is now autumn and I can hardly stop Scarborough Fair from blooming. The blooms are gorgeous and have a very delicate fragrance. To top it off, I do have a black spot problem in my garden but Scarborough Fair has showed no signs of the disease. I must mention that this summer has been fairly wet in south central Pennsylvania with mild to moderate summer temperatures. In addition, we had a horrible time with Japanese beetles but those nasty little bugs didn't seem even slightly interested in this rose. Scarborough Fair has won me over, I adore this rose!

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Nora T.
Loved it in Tucson. Love it more in SW Pennsylvania

I love David Austin English roses and had two dozen in raised, irrigated beds in my Tucson garden. While Scarborough Fair isn't a typical DA, it was a perfect size for one spot where a path into the Tucson garden met the patio. I moved to Washington County, PA last fall and have to start a rose garden anew. The first planting area was around a light post in front of my new home and I knew that this is a perfect spot for Scarborough Fair. Three bushes were planted to the front and two sides of the post. A clematis has the spot to the rear of the post facing the house. A realtor told me that roses don't do well in this area due to the humidity but the three Scarborough Fair bushes have thrived through a rainy summer and continue to bloom away in September. I've received many compliments from neighbors and know that these roses will be even lovelier as they grow into the space. The soft pink roses and light purple clematis are bordered with lavender. The colors are a perfect complement to each other in this small space.

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Carol
Perfect for a city garden, a disease resistant blooming machine!

I have had this rose for 8 years. It blooms all summer with small semi double pink somewhat fragrant blooms near my street side 3 ' wrought iron fence. Grown in a humid zone 7 area, this rose does not suffer from black spot or mildew. I highly recommend Scarborough Fair if you want a small rose to plant and enjoy at the front of your border!

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