'Baby Austin' is a very easy rose to grow, but like most minis, it is susceptible to Blackspot if that is a problem in your garden. The plant stays quite small (under 15") and grows wider than it is tall, with clusters of many soft apricot-orange double blooms. (Note: the color fades to cream within 2 or 3 days) I have found it to be one of the more enjoyable micros to grow and it is a very graceful little shrub. (It has an elegance of architecture that most really tiny roses lack) Highly recommended.

Thank you, Trospero. I don't get black spot in my area. I think I will take your recommendation and invest in a Baby Austin and maybe some tiny vases too. That is a beautiful photograph. Thanks for sharing it.

I'm loving my Baby Austin so far. My photos don't compare to Trospero's, but here they are. Sweet little rose.