Abstract: A variety of cut rose plant named ‘AUSchris’. The ‘AUSchris’ rose is a plant having beautiful full-petalled, cup-shaped blooms, having at the center of each bloom a button eye of small inward folding petals, an opening color that is a soft creamy apricot, which quickly fades to cream and then to pure white, and a fragrance that is pure myrrh and of medium strength. The petals of the flower drop very cleanly and it forms a most attractive, bushy, but relatively upright that is extremely healthy.

Abstract: A variety of rose plant of the shrub class, named ‘AUSrapper’. The ‘AUSrapper’ rose is a plant having beautiful full-petalled, cup-shaped blooms, having at the center of each bloom a button eye of small inward folding petals, an opening color that is a soft creamy apricot, which quickly fades to cream and then to pure white, and a fragrance that is pure myrrh and of medium strength. The petals of the flower drop very cleanly and it forms a most attractive, bushy, but relatively upright shrub that is extremely healthy.

Abstract: A variety of rose plant of the shrub class, named ‘AUSblanket’. The ‘AUSblanket’ rose is a plant having a strongly fragrant myrrh scent, buds that are round and rich butter yellow developing into a pale softer creamy color that maintains the rounded chalice shape of the early bud, and being a particularly healthy shrub with few thorns.

Abstract: A variety of rose plant of the shrub class, named ‘AUSboxer’. The ‘AUSboxer’ rose is a plant suitable for repeat cut-flower production having rich creamy-white buds with a pink blush and a Myrrh fragrance.

Abstract: A variety of rose plant of the shrub class, named ‘AUSlounge’. The ‘AUSlounge’ rose is a plant suitable for repeat flowering production having flowers that are of medium size, tough and reliable, and have a deep glowing pink. In addition, the flowers are shallowly cupped at first, but as they age the outer petals reflex back and reveal a button eye.

Abstract: A variety of rose plant of the shrub class, named ‘AUSkitchen’. The ‘AUSkitchen’ rose is a plant suitable for repeat flowering production having flowers with the full-petalled character of an English Rose that are a deep pink, almost red, and that gradually fade to a pure deep pink and are borne on large, pyramidal clusters. The rose is very disease resistant with thick, glossy foliage.

Abstract: A variety of rose plant of the shrub class, named ‘AUStobias’. The ‘AUStobias’ rose is a plant suitable for repeat flowering production having flowers with buds that start as rounded cups with larger outer petals, enclosing numerous smaller petals within, and that open into perfect rose pink rosette-shaped flowers, with the outer petals forming a perfectly-rounded rim in the form of a saucer. The plant habit of the rose is relatively upright but quite bushy and compact. Initially the fragrance of the flowers is soft myrrh, and as the flower ages it becomes more fruity with a distinct clove character.

Abstract: A variety of rose plant of the shrub class, named ‘AUSpanier’. The ‘AUSpanier’ rose is a plant having a large airy shrub with dainty gray-green foliage. The flowers of the plant are held on by thin, wiry stems and are a soft rose pink and semi-double in form that open to provide a camellia-like bloom. The fragrance of the rose is predominately myrrh, developing musk as the flower ages.

Abstract: A variety of rose plant of the shrub class, named ‘AUSquirk’. The ‘AUSquirk’ rose is a plant having rosette-shaped white blooms, very bushy growth, matt green foliage, a long flowering season and being particularly disease resistant.

Abstract: A variety of rose plant of the shrub class, named ‘AUSnyson’. The ‘AUSnyson’ rose is a plant suitable for repeat flowering production having rich orange-red buds that open to form blooms with loosely-arranged petals having a salmon-pink upper side coloring and golden-yellow reverse side coloring with a strong tea fragrance and slightly arching growth.

Abstract: A variety of rose plant of the shrub class, named ‘AUSnyson’. The ‘AUSnyson’ rose is a plant suitable for repeat flowering production having rich orange-red buds that open to form blooms with loosely-arranged petals having a salmon-pink upper side coloring and golden-yellow reverse side coloring with a strong tea fragrance and slightly arching growth.

Abstract: A variety of rose plant of the shrub class, named ‘AUSchariot’. The ‘AUSchariot’ rose is a plant suitable for repeat cut flower production having bright crimson buds that gradually open to reveal many-petalled, deep red blooms with a light, fruity fragrance and long vase life, produced on strong upright stems.

Abstract: A variety of rose plant of the shrub class, named ‘AUSboxer’. The ‘AUSboxer’ rose is a plant suitable for repeat cut-flower production having rich creamy-white buds with a pink blush and a Myrrh fragrance.

Abstract: A variety of rose plant of the shrub class, named ‘AUSlounge’. The ‘AUSlounge’ rose is a plant suitable for repeat flowering production having flowers that are of medium size, tough and reliable, and have a deep glowing pink. In addition, the flowers are shallowly cupped at first, but as they age the outer petals reflex back and reveal a button eye.

Abstract: A variety of rose plant of the shrub class, named ‘AUStobias’. The ‘AUStobias’ rose is a plant suitable for repeat flowering production having flowers with buds that start as rounded cups with larger outer petals, enclosing numerous smaller petals within, and that open into perfect rose pink rosette-shaped flowers, with the outer petals forming a perfectly-rounded rim in the form of a saucer. The plant habit of the rose is relatively upright but quite bushy and compact. Initially the fragrance of the flowers is soft myrrh, and as the flower ages it becomes more fruity with a distinct clove character.

Abstract: A variety of rose plant of the shrub class, named ‘AUSpanier’. The ‘AUSpanier’ rose is a plant having a large airy shrub with dainty gray-green foliage. The flowers of the plant are held on by thin, wiry stems and are a soft rose pink and semi-double in form that open to provide a camellia-like bloom. The fragrance of the rose is predominately myrrh, developing musk as the flower ages.

Abstract: A variety of rose plant of the shrub class, named ‘AUSkitchen’. The ‘AUSkitchen’ rose is a plant suitable for repeat flowering production having flowers with the full-petalled character of an English Rose that are a deep pink, almost red, and that gradually fade to a pure deep pink and are borne on large, pyramidal clusters. The rose is very disease resistant with thick, glossy foliage.

Abstract: A variety of rose plant of the shrub class, named ‘AUSquirk’. The ‘AUSquirk’ rose is a plant having rosette-shaped white blooms, very bushy growth, matt green foliage, a long flowering season and being particularly disease resistant.

Abstract: A variety of rose plant of the shrub class, named ‘AUSchris’. The ‘AUSchris’ rose is a plant bred for cut-flower production with an unusually long vase life, long elegant magenta pink buds with petals that deepen as they age taking on hints of purple, and a balanced pure rose fragrance with hints of raspberry, red currant, geranium and bergamot that remain through all stages of the flowering.

Abstract: A variety of rose plant of the shrub class, named ‘AUSblanket’. The ‘AUSblanket’ rose is a plant having a strongly fragrant myrrh scent, rounded buds that are rich butter yellow with red flashes developing into apricot blooms, maintaining the rounded chalice shape of the early bud, and being a particularly healthy shrub with few thorns.