Wonderful! Love the fact that you read out all the details. Not just your own experience growing it. Also, the usda zones that you mentioned is a priceless addition for us not residing in the usa
Bathsheba is so gorgeous. TY! This convinced me to order it this year. Your roses are so beautiful, healthy, and prolific! Please have a video about rose care and fertilizing. TY!!!
Thank you Melissa! Glad you enjoyed this video. Here's a link on how I care for my roses and my plants in general. czcams.com/video/dV5x-oAXNKw/video.html
I love your roses, please any tips that you can give it will be very much appreciated, I have 5 roses so far thanks to you am hooked, I have Bathsheba, teasing Georgia, Lady of shallot, Windermere and Generous Gardener. I have them in part shade do you think they will do well.? thank you kindly.
What planting zone are you? You have quite a beautiful collection. My Bathsheba is in part shade. I looked up your lady of shallot, Windemere and Generous Gardener, it says it can be in shady areas. Teasing Georgia says it needs full sunlight. You can also check out this site and look up more beautiful roses. www.davidaustinroses.com/ They have all kinds of tips on how to care for your roses. Thank you for watching!
does Bathsheba like heat? I have one coming and can plant her in an east exposure or south. Idaho summers have extended periods of 90 degree weather in the summer. I live the apricot pink color.
It is hard for me to say how your rose will do in Idaho. However, I looked up some information on David Austin's website and I found that Bathsheba is suitable for planting in zone 5-11. You need to find out your planting zone. Just google your city's planting zone and you should be able to get that information. I am in zone 9b so my Bathsheba is well within the zone requirements. I hope that is helpful.
I love my Bathsheba. I like all kinds of roses- big or small. They all have their own character. I hope you find your perfect rose. Thank you for watching!
I love how you provide close ups and also footage from a distance so you can see the form of the plant
Thank you for watching! I will continue to use this style of footage. 🌸
Wonderful! Love the fact that you read out all the details. Not just your own experience growing it.
Also, the usda zones that you mentioned is a priceless addition for us not residing in the usa
Easy to see why it's one of your favourites. It is a rose of outstanding beauty.
Glad you stop by to watch! Thank you!
Before watching this video, I couldn’t decide if I should get 1 or 2 of these, now I want 3 😅
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What an exquisite, beautiful rose. I am definitely going to order this outstanding and healthy rose.
It's a great rose! Thank you for watching!
Your roses look beautiful! I am considering adding this rose to my garden :) -Cara
3:34 Very nicely quartered and with high petal density. Thank you for sharing!
Beautiful 🙂
Bathsheba is so gorgeous. TY! This convinced me to order it this year. Your roses are so beautiful, healthy, and prolific! Please have a video about rose care and fertilizing. TY!!!
Thank you Melissa! Glad you enjoyed this video. Here's a link on how I care for my roses and my plants in general. czcams.com/video/dV5x-oAXNKw/video.html
@@TeodoraTheFlowerLady Thank you. such gorgeous flowers--from roses to dahlia! You are truly a green thumb "Flower Lady" :)
Super beautiful,Loveeeeee💚🌸💖
Thanks for visiting! Glad you enjoyed the video!
Got two.beautiful sent ♥️🕊
I planted one by the fence and it doing great 🌹🌹🌹
That's great! Thank you for stopping by!
My goodness this is heaven. Do you think these roses could be planted in pots?
Yes, they can be. Be sure to get big enough pots that they grow in to. 😊
I love your roses, please any tips that you can give it will be very much appreciated, I have 5 roses so far thanks to you am hooked, I have Bathsheba, teasing Georgia, Lady of shallot, Windermere and Generous Gardener. I have them in part shade do you think they will do well.? thank you kindly.
What planting zone are you? You have quite a beautiful collection. My Bathsheba is in part shade. I looked up your lady of shallot, Windemere and Generous Gardener, it says it can be in shady areas. Teasing Georgia says it needs full sunlight. You can also check out this site and look up more beautiful roses. www.davidaustinroses.com/
They have all kinds of tips on how to care for your roses. Thank you for watching!
@@TeodoraTheFlowerLady thank you for your reply am in zone 8B, Texas
she loves the sun but her colours and fragrance are more intense and complex if she has shade from direct hot sun.
does Bathsheba like heat? I have one coming and can plant her in an east exposure or south. Idaho summers have extended periods of 90 degree weather in the summer. I live the apricot pink color.
It is hard for me to say how your rose will do in Idaho. However, I looked up some information on David Austin's website and I found that Bathsheba is suitable for planting in zone 5-11. You need to find out your planting zone. Just google your city's planting zone and you should be able to get that information. I am in zone 9b so my Bathsheba is well within the zone requirements. I hope that is helpful.
Did you wrap it at 35 degrees or just tie it to the support
It varies. If a branch looks like it needs to go around, I go with it. It it looks like it’s going straight I follow it.
The problem with bathsheba is that is flowers are too big and they fade fairly quickly. if i knew that i would chose a rather smaller flowering kind.
Mine do not do that,
Maybe it needs more shade where you live I’m In Seattle zone 8b
I love my Bathsheba. I like all kinds of roses- big or small. They all have their own character. I hope you find your perfect rose. Thank you for watching!
Is the Bathsheba thornless?
No. It has thorns. All of my roses has thorns. Thank you for watching! 🌹
Is this rose blooming on first year?
Yes, I got mine bareroot and it bloomed the first year!🌸
@@TeodoraTheFlowerLady thanks for your answer i just received mine and its the first time to grow a climber