Discover the enchanting Emily Brontë rose, a stunning creation from David Austin Roses named after the celebrated author of 'Wuthering Heights.' 

This classic novel has been brought to life on the big screen, featuring talented Australian actors Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi in the leading roles of Catherine and Heathcliffe.

This delightful rose boasts large, flat blooms bursting with petals, exuding a captivating tea and old rose fragrance on an upright and robust shrub. 

Plus, you can choose this beauty as a 90cm/3ft standard rose to elevate your garden!

Emily Brontë's book 'Wuthering Heights'

Latest film adaptation of 'Wuthering Heights'

Other Literary Roses

Naming a rose can be inspired by celebrating loved ones, honoring people from the past, or remembering popular novels and authors.  

Discover the story behind these roses:

Roald Dahl was named after the beloved children's books author. This rose variety was chosen as its colour is reminiscent of the peach from one of his bestsellers: 'James and the Giant Peach'.

The Mill on the Floss was named after the novel of the same name by George Elliot (pen name Mary Ann Evans), first published in 1860.  

Wildeve is named after the character Damon Wildeve in Thomas Hardy's 'The Return of the Native'.

Bathsheba was inspired by the spirited heroine Bathsheba Everdene of Thomas Hardy's 'Far From the Madding Crowd'.

Singapore Far East Moon is a memorial rose named to honour SS Vyner Brooke Australian Army Nurses. The novel "Sisters under the Rising Sun" by Heather Morris tells the story of survival, resilience and hope.

Le Rouge et le Noir, meaning The Red and the Black, is a psychological novel by Stendhal (Henri Beyle), released in 1830.

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