Wooww.. your garden is heaven for David austin rose lovers like me.. for all of ur rose collections.. Emily Bronte, Desdemona's are my fav. Sadly in India we hardly get DA roses i have few which i had planted last year fews are doing well. But loved ur entire collection of roses...
Beautiful collection, well done. your darcey is beautiful. mine has given me just 2 blooms so far but i am still happy with it. am longing for a munstead wood
Your rose garden is beautiful and inspiring for many rose lovers, Ken. I have several DA roses and some Kordes roses, in our small garden, here in Berkshire. Most of them are planted in large pots. I hope to add few more roses next spring 24, mainly from Kordes and Meilland. How do control aphids and blackspots on your roses. Thank you sharing this beautiful video of lovely roses.
Hi Raj, thanks for tuning in, I have added quite a few kordes , Meiland and tantau to my collection for this coming rose season. Like you lots of my roses are also in pots. I’m now starting to introduce myself to more of other breeders as da doesn’t really have what I want( a little late) . As beautiful as Da roses are, their blooms doesn’t seems to last as long as kordes or Meiland. Aphids are everyone’s problem especially in uk. I use just use my fingers and aphids spray. As for black spots , it’s was common last year due to the wet and damp weather we had in uk. I try and pluck the infected leaves off or use rose clear. Can’t wait for for our rose season . Waiting patiently for our roses to bloom again . Best of luck with yours.
Ken, very true the wet weather in UK is not helpful to control blackspots on roses. I plan to try periodic Sulphur Rose spray, this coming season, on selected roses which get most effected by blackspots. Sulphur R is considered natural enemy of blackspots & powerdry mildew. Of course, enough plant gap and a thin rose bush also helps.
Most of the time you’re right but few exceptions like destemona , Emily Brontë and strawberry hill, these all have few thorns but has exceptional fragrance
Hi Tesla, 😂 yeah I totally agree with you, this addiction doesn’t seems to stop. Problem I have is I tend to buy multiple of ones I really like and I don’t have an inch in my garden left. I much prefer to stick with one breeder but have added a few non Da for next year. Honestly I really lost count but definitely nowhere near 700. I would if I had the space and time though
Hi Ken, you’ve got such an amazing collection of beautiful roses, they’re stunning and so healthy, well done! Your Olivia rose Austin is incredible, mine is 3 years old and in the ground in an east facing garden, she grows big and healthy but the flower heads nod and never look upright like yours, I’m in the UK, any advice?
Thank you Netta , I’m quite a novice myself. But what I lack in experience, I have in passion. I’m not sure why yours Olivia’s nodding. My guess would be it’s not mature enough even though it’s 3 years old, and likely not is enough sun ☀️. I know she loves sunshine and mines gets full sun.
I'm having a hard time choosing between Lady of Shalot or Roald Dahl to add to my garden. Any suggestions on why I should choose one over the other? Thank you for sharing your beautiful roses!
Lady shallots is a tall and vigorous rose with light scent. Roald Dahl would be my choice if I were to pick 1. RD has a more compact growth , and the flowers last much longer which for me is important.
@@christinesmyth5491 Ask me in a couple of months and I might be more decisive. My Desdemona (first summer last year) was a rose whose appearance I found hypnotic and I literally stared at it for minutes on end, its flowers were so beautiful in colour and shape, and the shrub was vigorous and free-flowering, and had a very nice perfume. This year's weather has not been kind to it so far and the size, number and shape of blooms has been disappointing. My Tranquillity (first summer this year) is looking much bushier and with healthier leaves and lots of buds now, but I don't find the flower shape as arresting and it has less scent. I've had a very wet and not very warm July this year, so I am hoping that with warmth and sun the second flush of both these will put on a better showing, but not much to be seen in terms of flowers at the moment.
zepherine hates to be across the walls, she loves air being all over her, arches are the best for her and she loves lots of liquid feeds, every rose is individuality with different liks and dislikes about position/sun/food as we all know.
Hi holly, never thought much of zepherine drouhin as she wasn’t a good grower for me. Perhaps like you said the position didn’t suit her as it was over crowded. Maybe if I’d given enough care and attention her fate would have been different. I have now moved it to a forgotten area left to defend herself.
@@kenvoong5977 I bought one this year, only because it was giving amazing blooms for my friends in Lancashire, they did advised me not to bring her close to any walls or fences unless I have a fountain near by as she loves air, water and her liquid feeds, she was one of the best climbers I have ever seen! I potted her for now, we shall see what she will be like during her first summer.
Tranquility It’s alright . Upright growth . Tidy plant . Flowers open vanilla cream and medium scent. The flowers look just like Emily Brontë. Destemona is is more fragrant and bushy. Her flowers are like Claire Austin and dannahue, quite loose. So it’s very self preference. But not many can beat destemona for abundance of flowers
I just can’t get enough of your beautiful garden. ❤❤
Thank you Kyla
thank you for showing your beautiful roses!
Thank you 🙏 for watching, I hope my commentary will improve in the near future.
Fantastic collection of David Austins!!!
Thank you kindly
Amazing rosé garden ❤
Amazing rose garden.
All your roses look beautiful & healthy ❤️
Thank you
Du hast eine Fantastische Rosengarten, Darren ! Deine David Austin collecton ist Grossartigig,ich liebe es und deinen Garten ❤.
Danke dir!!!
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Your collection of roses is amazing. I like your honesty about which ones don't perform as well as you'd like.
Thank you so much!😊
beautiful!
An amazing collection of roses! You really helped me figure out what roses to add to my collection. Thank You!
You are most welcome .
Wooww.. your garden is heaven for David austin rose lovers like me.. for all of ur rose collections.. Emily Bronte, Desdemona's are my fav. Sadly in India we hardly get DA roses i have few which i had planted last year fews are doing well. But loved ur entire collection of roses...
Thank you so much 😊
Beautiful collection, well done. your darcey is beautiful. mine has given me just 2 blooms so far but i am still happy with it. am longing for a munstead wood
Thanks so much 😊 I doubt you’ll get hold of munstead wood as it’s no longer available
@@kenvoong5977 Still available in EU and USA,
I’ll get it if I was you, such a lovely unique crimson colour with a gorgeous scent, but be aware it’s very spiky
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Your rose garden is beautiful and inspiring for many rose lovers, Ken. I have several DA roses and some Kordes roses, in our small garden, here in Berkshire. Most of them are planted in large pots. I hope to add few more roses next spring 24, mainly from Kordes and Meilland. How do control aphids and blackspots on your roses. Thank you sharing this beautiful video of lovely roses.
Hi Raj, thanks for tuning in, I have added quite a few kordes , Meiland and tantau to my collection for this coming rose season. Like you lots of my roses are also in pots. I’m now starting to introduce myself to more of other breeders as da doesn’t really have what I want( a little late) . As beautiful as Da roses are, their blooms doesn’t seems to last as long as kordes or Meiland.
Aphids are everyone’s problem especially in uk. I use just use my fingers and aphids spray. As for black spots , it’s was common last year due to the wet and damp weather we had in uk. I try and pluck the infected leaves off or use rose clear. Can’t wait for for our rose season . Waiting patiently for our roses to bloom again . Best of luck with yours.
Ken, very true the wet weather in UK is not helpful to control blackspots on roses. I plan to try periodic Sulphur Rose spray, this coming season, on selected roses which get most effected by blackspots. Sulphur R is considered natural enemy of blackspots & powerdry mildew. Of course, enough plant gap and a thin rose bush also helps.
@@Raj-hk5hg yes sulphur R is a good option which I tend to use myself, hopefully we won’t need this too often this year
The thorny roses always are the best scented .
Most of the time you’re right but few exceptions like destemona , Emily Brontë and strawberry hill, these all have few thorns but has exceptional fragrance
Please could you do a video on roses care? Deadheading and pruning especially🙏 these are tricky for a rose newbie like me
I will try and make a video just for you Aggi but maybe still early to start any pruning this time of year
I have 28 David Austin Roses , but only started this summer and totally addicted. Enjoyed seeing your Roses . There are 700 roses I think 🤔.
Hi Tesla, 😂 yeah I totally agree with you, this addiction doesn’t seems to stop. Problem I have is I tend to buy multiple of ones I really like and I don’t have an inch in my garden left. I much prefer to stick with one breeder but have added a few non Da for next year.
Honestly I really lost count but definitely nowhere near 700. I would if I had the space and time though
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Hi Ken, you’ve got such an amazing collection of beautiful roses, they’re stunning and so healthy, well done! Your Olivia rose Austin is incredible, mine is 3 years old and in the ground in an east facing garden, she grows big and healthy but the flower heads nod and never look upright like yours, I’m in the UK, any advice?
Thank you Netta , I’m quite a novice myself. But what I lack in experience, I have in passion. I’m not sure why yours Olivia’s nodding. My guess would be it’s not mature enough even though it’s 3 years old, and likely not is enough sun ☀️. I know she loves sunshine and mines gets full sun.
@@kenvoong5977 Thank you for your advice, I’ll move her to a full sun position and see if she’s happier there 😊.
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Gorgeous roses. I like Summer song. You're not growing it under right conditions. Don't throw. Give it to me or someone else.
I have two of summer song and neither does well. Both are grown in full sun with plenty of TLC , it will be going to someone’s garden.
Porque no escribe los nombre de tus rosas. Ponga subtítulos. No entiendo muy bien inglés. Escriba los subtítulos. Gracia.
Is the Gertrude Jekyll a shrub or climber that is at the back of your fence? Thanks for great review
Just revisited the video again and realised it is a climber. Sorry I missed it the first time
I have two climbers and a bush, one climber isn’t enough to get that wow factor
I'm having a hard time choosing between Lady of Shalot or Roald Dahl to add to my garden. Any suggestions on why I should choose one over the other? Thank you for sharing your beautiful roses!
Lady shallots is a tall and vigorous rose with light scent. Roald Dahl would be my choice if I were to pick 1. RD has a more compact growth , and the flowers last much longer which for me is important.
I would like a white rose to add to my tiny DA collection. Torn between Tranquility and Desdemona. What are your thoughts please ? Thanks
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@@christinesmyth5491 Ask me in a couple of months and I might be more decisive. My Desdemona (first summer last year) was a rose whose appearance I found hypnotic and I literally stared at it for minutes on end, its flowers were so beautiful in colour and shape, and the shrub was vigorous and free-flowering, and had a very nice perfume. This year's weather has not been kind to it so far and the size, number and shape of blooms has been disappointing. My Tranquillity (first summer this year) is looking much bushier and with healthier leaves and lots of buds now, but I don't find the flower shape as arresting and it has less scent. I've had a very wet and not very warm July this year, so I am hoping that with warmth and sun the second flush of both these will put on a better showing, but not much to be seen in terms of flowers at the moment.
zepherine hates to be across the walls, she loves air being all over her, arches are the best for her and she loves lots of liquid feeds, every rose is individuality with different liks and dislikes about position/sun/food as we all know.
Hi holly, never thought much of zepherine drouhin as she wasn’t a good grower for me. Perhaps like you said the position didn’t suit her as it was over crowded. Maybe if I’d given enough care and attention her fate would have been different. I have now moved it to a forgotten area left to defend herself.
@@kenvoong5977 I bought one this year, only because it was giving amazing blooms for my friends in Lancashire, they did advised me not to bring her close to any walls or fences unless I have a fountain near by as she loves air, water and her liquid feeds, she was one of the best climbers I have ever seen! I potted her for now, we shall see what she will be like during her first summer.
I would like a white rose to add to my tiny DA collection. Torn between Tranquility and Desdemona. What are your thoughts please ? Thanks
Tranquility It’s alright . Upright growth . Tidy plant . Flowers open vanilla cream and medium scent. The flowers look just like Emily Brontë. Destemona is is more fragrant and bushy. Her flowers are like Claire Austin and dannahue, quite loose. So it’s very self preference. But not many can beat destemona for abundance of flowers