The Every Day Rose Show. All Things David Austin Roses.
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- čas přidán 16. 03. 2021
- In this episode of The Everyday Rose Show we dive into all things David Austin Roses with their U. S. Sales Executive Rebecca Koraytem. We discuss the breeding program, what is an English Rose, care tips, meet some new and old roses and talk companion planting.
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MY GOD!!! How on earth did I miss this fantastic video??! Thank you so much! Great stuff!
It’s only been out for 10 days. Subscribe to the channel and you’ll get notices when new ones go up
@@Paulzimmermanroses DONE!!
@@AJsGreenThumbLLC Thanks!
I'm very lucky to work for DA here in the UK. We are still very much a family business despite our size, and are currently working around the clock to get roses out that seem to be more popular than ever.
DA has always had that family feel. The times I've been there have always been great.
Well id just like to say thank you for all your videos, they continue to be a great learning aid. I never knew how much went into rose growth until I started my job.
@@lukepooler6155 You are more than welcome. A lot goes into it but a very rewarding job/hobby
How do you get to work in DA?Must be fantastic. I’m interested in this too.
@@Litian3597 Your best bet would be to check their website to see if they have some way to apply.
I'm rewatching this for about the umpteenth time - love it. Rebecca has one of them most soothing voices; after a stressful day this video is pure therapy. Thank you both for sharing.
Glad you are enjoying it.
What kinda wacko would thumbs down this awesome informative video??? Seriously love your channel!!! You make gardening with roses seem so practical and approachable- thank you!!! This vid is a knockout.
Glad you like it and that it helps!
Maybe it’s cuz there are lots of words and not so many images?
Wow ,I thought I was passionate of roses by growing them.There are people in the world who are really into reses.I just want to thank you for all your informations. You are so knowledgeable.
Thanks!
David Austin’s are show stoppers!
They sure are!
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I would like to dedicate these words to my partner. He buys roses with his heart but completely without brain ❤️
LOL
What a great program from two fine experts! Thank you!
Our pleasure!
David Austin, the most famous rose grower there has ever been or will be, when he died it was half a page in Italian newspapers
Glad to hear.
Thank you!! Love this! Saw Rebecca at one of the DA Rose seminars in Southern California 3 years ago and it was the start of my DA roses love affair! I now have 7 DA and 6 more coming soon!
Glad you enjoyed it.
Hi Haidee! So happy to hear you and your roses are doing well. Thank you for joining Paul and I here!
Thanks for this. It’s given me an extra burst of enthusiasm to get out in the garden here in the U.K.. After lockdown for most of the last year I’m looking forward to visiting DA Roses again this year. Your commentary and photos do the gardens great justice!👍🏻
Glad you enjoyed it.
So jealous you can go to THE DA. Rose company!
@@sharonwebb945 It's a great place.
It’s a great advert for English roses...but don’t you have good roses in America...? wherever I look on CZcams it’s David Austin roses...!!! I have a relatively small garden but it’s FULL of DA roses. 😂.I have just ordered Albrighton Rambler. and James Galway climber. I have a passion for my roses. ♥️🇬🇧
@@Ionabrodie69 We have very good roses in America including David Austin Roses.
Tottering by gentle makes me smile 😊 whenever I see her .
Agreed. Lovely rose
Amazing video. I love roses... The colors, the smells...
Thank you.
@@Paulzimmermanroses you are welcome. But your rose is so beautiful, different with my rose that has almost 2 metres stem. What should I do to make my rose like yours?
Awesome video and just perfectly timed !!!
Glad you think so!
@@Paulzimmermanroses one question - on the bud union being buried (I can see you rolling your eyes, LOL) - does the risk of contamination or fungal issues outweigh the advantages over wind rock ? And does hardy/ evergreen companion plants help mellow down the effects of wind ?
What a great video! It was informative, helpful and concise. It answered many of my questions as I get ready to plant my first 3 David Austin roses. Thanks!
Thank you. Look for another new episode in three weeks or so!
Great video! Thank you so much for putting it on. I can’ wait to add to my David Austin collection! Oh, and the companion advice is superb!!
Thank you!!
New to rose planting and there is so much to learn. Super exciting! Your videos are always so helpful. Thank you!!
I'm so glad!
Just perfect timing! I ordered 9 DA roses last December, should be delivered soon, live in zone 6a Ohio. Also I ordered a native brand Rosa Parade climber, beautiful, nonstop repeat bloomer.
Wonderful!
@@Paulzimmermanroses I fell asleep last night listening to your video, and I watched three times today from head to toe!! I ordered the 9 all disease resistant DA roses, and I'll continue my purchase, can't plant too many at a time😅. I'm so obsessed with DA roses, also I want to show my support and respect to the greatest rose breeder Mr. David Austin!!
@@pc0086 so glad you enjoyed it!
@@Paulzimmermanroses you are the best and I've been enjoying your videos, even they are more than 10 years old 😅
@@Paulzimmermanroses I'm watching again, can't get enough of your and Rebecca talking about DA roses
My husband bought me 35 pcs David Austin for my birthday ( my first DA). Even I am not sure if they do well in Las Vegas heat. Already planted the 25 and 8 more coming next week. All bare roots.
Happy Birthday and they will do very well in Vegas. If you can plant the darker colored ones where they some afternoon shade. They will hold their color better.
@@Paulzimmermanroses thank you!! I will do that put the darker in afternoon shade. Thanks
So much great information in this video, and not only about DAs! Thank you both!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Glad, I found this video. I'm new to gardening, don't know a thing about flowers, let alone roses, and just ordered Crown Princess Margareta. ❤️ This was extremely helpful.
Thanks and glad it helped!
Thank you Paul and Rebecca from Portsmouth UK. Some great discussion and tips from knowledgeable experts. Looking forward to the new season with my new and existing DA roses 🌺😀
Our pleasure!
Thank you for a wonderful talk on D.A roses!!
You’re welcome
This is absolutely amazing!! So much knowledge and wonderful tips!! I'm getting ready to order a couple of climbers and this video came in perfect timing!! Thank you so much Paul and your wonderful guest Rebecca for sharing knowledge with all of us.🌹🌹🌹💕
You are more than welcome!
Beautiful and very informative video ! I'm excited that for the first time I planted a few weeks ago two Austin roses; Olivia Rose Austin and Tess of the d'Urbervilles and trust they will become great additions to my garden.
Good to hear!
Thank you so much for this valuable information. I love roses and want to drown my garden with their fragrance and their colour! Probably won't, but this talk by Rebecca has given me so much more confidence. I live in the UK, but that won't put me off trying!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Just when I’m itching to get my hands in the dirt!
Glad it was good timing!
What a fabulous conversation! I love Austin roses, waiting for my shipment to arrive!
Thank you. Rebecca is always fun to talk to.
♥️ The entire video was interesting, informative, invigorating and inspirational!!! 5 STARS
Wow, thank you!
Thanks for posting - you covered a lot of information. In Uk conditions Olivia, Gertrude, Desdemona and James Austin have been consistent performers for me. I under plant mainly with pentstemons, salvias, verbenas, gaura and catmint - plus annual cosmos and rudbeckia. These are my bread-and-butter plants that never let me down - they make me happy anyway!
Sounds beautiful. James Austin does well for me also.
I am a NEW SUBSCRIBER for sure! I will watch all of these wonderful videos on all things roses. Thanks Paul Zimmerman!
Thanks!
What a wonderful video!! so inspiring! I already ordered my DA roses for this spring, and added more for a second round, now after watching your video, you all can guess what's in my mind😆 it's getting out of control, I must wait.....until fall😜😄
A rose hobby can easily get out of control!
Thanks for sharing your knowledge and connections! i just bought my first DA roses! i love learning in my anticipation of them arriving. I'm in 6b, and chose these 4: A Shropshire Lad ( Not a fan favorite i'm learning now. Oh well. I love the color!), Olivia Rose Austin, Abraham Darby, and Ambridge!
Glad you enjoyed it and you will enjoy the roses!
Thank you so much for this information. It’s so helpful to me as a new gardener.
You are so welcome!
Very informative and helpful, thank you!
You're very welcome!
I was so excited to see that Rebecca is here beside me in Seattle ! I was not a rose fan until I stumbled upon Dave Austin rose ... now I have 8 . Mine were just planted last year and I am excited to find what Dave Austin roses will do well in my area 🤩😍
Welcome to the wonderful world of roses!
Wonderful video! very informative! thank you
Glad you enjoyed it!
You know I am going directly to the David Austin site. I have been wanting a climber for my arbor and am done with big box store roses sold in plastic pouches.
That repeat flowering rambler series is terrific.
OMG ‼️😍I want all ‼️ those roses ‼️‼️🌹 they are beautiful !!!! ❤️💚🕊🙋🏻♀️
They are!
Hi friend, nice to know your channel and nice video, the gabriel oak rose took my heart.
Thank you so much!
We have six David Austin roses and hope to add more. We love them especially because of their wonderful fragrance.
They are great roses.
Love this video!!
Thank you!!
Beautiful flowers
Thank you! Cheers!
My first rose was lady of shallot and it became massive and tall. It’s beautiful on its 2nd year 🧡 it would do great with a tuteur in the center to keep it centered.
That would work well.
Thanks so much for doing this interview. I'm obsessed with David Austin Roses and have some coming in April: Desdemona, Shropshire Lad, Olivia Rose Austin, James Galway, Jubilee Celebration, and The Alnwick!
So glad you enjoyed it. Please share it around!
OMG!! I found my twin!! I'm all about hydrangeas, but then pandemic forced me to watch so many gardening shows/videos. Then suddenly, DA roses just caught all my attention with their beauty!! But I don't like to spray, and after almost a week study on all DA roses on its website, I finally decided and purchased Olivia, Lady Of Shalott, Roald Dahl, Boscobel, Gabriel Oak, The Mayflower, Queen Of Sweden, and 2 climbers of James Galway and Crown Princess Margareta! I still have my second batch to purchase, and they are sitting in my wish list on DA's website. I'm obsessed with DA roses, fell in love with them first time I got introduced from a video!
You are going to fall in love with Desdemona, well all of them but she’s my favorite!❤️
@@JesusismySavior316 yes, I know, I love them all, which is a problem!! 😄 I have the wish list for next order, Desemona is one of them. I love every single one got mentioned by Rebecca as I'm not a sprayer type of person, that's why I couldn't get Eden Rose although it can steal the whole show, but quite high maintenance. My goal is to get every disease resistance DA rose planted in my garden. 🙂
@@pc0086 I’ m so jealous that you have the space for all of them! My yard is a little small but I’m packing in as many as I can. Just purchased Boscobel and 2 Bathsheba climbing roses. Do you have experience with either of them? I want Ancient Mariner as well but they were out of stock 😟. I looked for it on other sites but no luck so far.
I’ve just managed to buy one of DA last Lady Emma Hamilton as they have now retired it. Can’t wait for it to bloom.
Beautiful rose.
I learned so much from this!!! One thing is that I didn’t plant my David Austin roses deep enough.... what do you recommend? I planted 10 roses in a new border mixed with perennials. Should I dig and replant to place them deeper or just add compost/soil around the base to cover the bud union? So far they are doing wonderfully! I have my first buds on Olivia rose Austin and Vanessa bell. I’m in south Louisiana, zone 9.
Considering your zone just add soil compost around the base.
This is a wonderful video! I am always trying to figure out which rose can be plant both as a shrub and climber. I wish DA would name this on their website.
With many of their shrubs their ability to climb is climate specific. Generally warmer climates tend to make some climbers. So they can't really give a blanket description to them.
Gertrude Jekyll does both. You can also email them for info.
Hi Paul! This was a great video! Thank you for all the info. I found very interesting the discussion about burying the plant below the bud union. I live in Florida where the soil is sandy and full of nematodes. In the case where the rootstock used is fortuniana due to its nematode resistance, do you think the plant should be buried below bud union still? Or above ground to preserve the graft? I love the advantages of an own root plant but worry about the nematodes. Thanks!
In your case leave it above the ground. You need that fortuniana rootstock and don't want it to revert to it's own roots. Glad you enjoyed the video.
I really love Eustachia Vye! When will it be available in the US?
It's available now. All the roses in the video can be purchased in the U.S. www.davidaustinroses.com/collections/new-varieties/products/eustacia-vye
amazing share
Thank you so much 🙂
my FAVE ROSES
They are terrific.
Zabardast flowers very nice video good 😍😍👌👍🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹💐..
Thanks for liking
Please recommend a climbing rose suitable for hot and humid climate. I’m Texas and the only rose I can grow is Belinda’s dream and Oklahoma red rose.
I would suggest you check with Antique Rose Emporium in TX. They will know your climate and what roses do well in it better than I will. antiqueroseemporium.com
I planted my first DA rose last summer that was potted when I bought it. It was planted below the bud union in the pot, so that's how I planted it. Should I replant it?
It would not hurt to replant it. Particular if it's dormant right now.
I appreciate the videos, Paul. Could Rebecca share the “why” behind the suggestion that Eustacia Vye be grown in a cooler climate and growing in shade? Is this d/t fading, growth at the expense of flowering in warmer climates...?
Hi David, before we ever introduce our roses into the US market, we trial them at several sites around the country. Our staff in Tyler also grow them in their own gardens. From our own observations stateside, we have noticed that Eustacia Vye tends to prefer and perm form slightly better in milder climates or where it get protection from direct afternoon sun. When we make these observations, we like to share them with you as we want you to be successful. Now, gardening keeps us humble. This is not to say you can’t have success with EV in hot, humid climates, especially if you are a seasoned gardener. We like to share info that makes the novice more successful. Of course, it all goes back to the parentage of the plant as to how it responds.
@@gmcareed Thank you!
Thanks Rebecca!
Love 😀
Thanks!
Thanks for sharing very helpful information! Would you mind to recommend any DA rose shrub in Mid-Atlantic region? Hot and Humid is big challenge around this area. As the beginner, I live in zone 7A Virginia, I've read some reviews but they always meantioned about black spot, not well performed here...etc, . I don't know if I should to give a try or forget my English rose dream.
I'm always reluctant to recommend varieties for specific regions. That being said the ones Rebecca talked about in the show should work for you. Those were specifically chosen as they are healthy varieties. A lot of what you read regarding Austin roses and disease is about the older varieties. Which is why David took them off the market.
DARs do very well in Virginia. Any that we mentioned in the video about will do quite well including Darcey Bussell, Lichfield Angel, snd Carding Mill. Morning sun, protection from afternoon sun always a plus.
Thank you for this information. I’m looking to have a full shapable rose that I can create a round rose ball in a terra-cotta pot. I noticed on the website they put 3 roses in one pot to get that full effect. Would use Priness of kent, Olivia Austin, or Gertrude Jekyll to achieve that goal? Thanks for everything!!
I would go with the smaller of the roses like Olivia Rose Austin. They are very high on that rose.
@@Paulzimmermanroses I appreciate you
@@Paulzimmermanroses Thank you so much!!
If my climbing roses are already incredibly tall and i want to retrain, do i cut them back and retrain or do i untie and try my best to retrain?
Preferred would be to untie and retrain. If that doesn't work than cutting back will work.
Well, I just planted 12 DA roses a couple of weeks ago and did not bury the graft under ground. It is just above the ground, almost even with it. I have always been told not to bury the graft here in FL so that suckers do not start growing. So, now what do I do? They have started leafing out so nicely. I DO NOT want to replant.
At this point I would just leave them as they are. Since you are in FL there is no danger of cold temps getting them.
Which DA roses would you recommend for rose hips? And, thank you for the helpful content!
Glad you enjoyed the content. I'm afraid I can't be of much help in terms of which ones are good for hips. I would suggest contacting David Austin Roses through their website.
@@Paulzimmermanroses No worries. Will reach out to DA. Appreciate the quick response. Thanks!
Evelyn(?!), Spirit of Freedom, Wedgwood, Eglantyne, Alnwick and so on.. they're going to be "respectfully retired" im so sorry for that.. Evelyn?! Cant belive it. Ive bought many of these roses in the last week..
As Rebecca says. It's a matter of room.
Great video! A lot of knowledge and advice. I also live in upstate South Carolina, nervous to try a climber on my fence. What do you think would work best for a 5 ft rod iron fence in full sun? My house is blue and the planter has some red azaleas and dianthus and yellow coreopsis and black eyed Susans. I was thinking Graham Thomas or Don Juan? I am sort of a beginner gardener, and would like something not too finicky. Any advice? I like ramblers too, but not sure color wise which would be best.
Graham Thomas and Don Juan are both great roses. You might also look at another rose I mention from David Austin called Malvern Hills. More of a rambler type with great re-bloom.
Two to three years to settle? How am I going to do that ? I want lush David Austen as soon as I plant them (which is next week).
What that means is don't prune them much in the first 2-3 years. But roses can take a year to get established.
@@Paulzimmermanroses got it, no pruning.
@@islagrace5053 Exactly. Just dead, diseased and dying. You can shape the bush but don't prune it hard.
Where in the USA can I buy the David Austin Roses, please?
You can purchase them directly from the David Austin website. They ship all over the country.
beautiful😍😍
Thank you! Cheers!
Bloomerama Zone 😍
Indeed!
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Glad you liked it!
You can't ask people to fall in love with anything. To most people single petal rose bushes are ugly. Maybe DA could bring back the gorgeous roses they discontinued like Monstead Wood, Emma Hamilton, Evelyn, William Morris, Evelyn etc., and quit asking people to buy their single petal ones !!
That's the beauty of roses. So much diversity. Each to their own and in all honesty I find your comment a bit harsh.
@Paulzimmermanroses I am angry that I can't find Evelyn and William Morris ANYWHERE. Crowned Princess Margareta also has been discontinued! Evelyn and Emma Hamilton also nowhere to be found! I don't think you'll find many people who will say that Totering by gently is in anyway better rose than any of those discontinued ones. 5 petals do not make up a rose! Sorry. If they're struggling for space they can discontinue the single petal ones no one is buying or loving. Bring back what people love.
@@violettawlodkowska4190 Original roses were five petals so a five petaled rose is very much a rose. But each to their own. The roses you mention can sometimes be found via cuttings exchanges. You might also try Help Me Find Roses. Some smaller nurseries carry the out of commerce David Austin Roses.
@Paulzimmermanroses thank you! I will try these sources. I did get Crowned Princess Margareta ❤️ I love all my DA roses that I have so much. They're literally my babies. Have Scepter'd Isle, Gertrude Jeckyl, three Tranquility roses, Lichfield Angel, Golden Celebration and Crowned Princess Margareta. Checking DA website every morning to buy 2 quart potted Batsheba and Princess Alexandria of Kent.
Thank you for all your advice, informative videos and inspiration. Learning a lot from you !! Thank you !! 🙏
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