I have an 8 year old Gertrude Jekyll. It blooms 2 times a year. It has never grown hardly at all. But is on full sun the entire day. In going to move it to shade. Thanks for vital tip on shade.
I passed one of these GJ roses today at the Garden Center of my local grocery store. I'm going back for it tomorrow! I didn't realize it did so well with partial shade.
I purchased this rose from David Austin and received it around March 18th and I plant it on March 21, 2022. It is May 6 and it has bloomed and it smells great. Thanks with the rose chat and keep up the good work.
Hi, from France ❤ Montrer des jolies roses, c'est un enchaînement certain! Mais avoir des retours d'expérience, c'est très important pour tous ceux qui cherchent à s'informer sur le sujet. Merci de tout coeur ❤️ ! Conserver le format actuel (autour d'un café), je reviendrai vers votre chaîne avec plaisir ❤
I'm really glad y'all are doing a series focusing on each rose! I probably should have commented on the Strawberry Hill obeslisk video, but you've inspired me to pick up Strawberry Hill when they come back in stock, just based off the in-depth talk about her scent and growing style! I'm really glad y'all are doing a series focusing on each rose! This is probably one of my favorite videos you have done yet-- the set up and the timing with the light was perfection. You both look comfortable and so pleased, I love it. I can't wait to see which you do next-- I have Carding Mill, Bathsheba, The Generous Gardener, Munstead Wood, and Teasing Georgia, all of those being brand new to me this year, and also Imogen (if she survives... she's had a rough year) I look forward to seeing a rundown of the ones you have to tide me over 'til it's their time to bloom in 5b! In particular I'm curious about the shade tolerant roses. I've read on the DA website for each rose, and have seen which love shade (which is why I bought Generous Gardener) but then I've seen from some other youtubers that DAs in general need a lot of sun, which gave me pause. Thanks so much for taking time to do these videos and show us all your gorgeous blooms.
Wow, those roses are meant to stay with you! What a relief and lovely surprise to be able to take them with you, have the perfect shaded spot, and see them bloom so beautifully! I just planted 3 to climb and provide privacy on our back deck. Two of the three are leafing out, but one is just not doing so well. I hope they soon do as well as yours- what a stunning background for this sit down video! Really loving this series.
Hello! Thank you for joining us! It sure is good to be able to take the garden on our moves. Sounds beautiful the ones you have planted on your back deck! Cheering on the one that’s not doing that good! They are such tough roses. 😃🙏💐💚
It’s a beautiful rose and have enjoyed it very much. We just put out a new video today talking about Gertrude Jekyll and answering questions we often get asked. 🙏💐💚
I’m getting my first three roses this year and Gertrude Jekyll climbing rose is one of them. Your videos have been very helpful in making me decide which rose to get. I got Gertrude, Olivia Rose and Eustacia Vye 😍 can’t wait to see them bloom next year. You have a beautiful garden and great videos as well! Thank you 😊
Love that you are doing these chats- I hope you can expand on them with a Q&A. I'd love to know how many roses you are able to fit in your garden? What are your favorite varieties?
Thanks for the rose episodes , I’ve always felt intimidated by roses but you have helped waylay through feeling , and by the way I love my cafesito as well.
Hello! Makes us very happy to read your comment. Roses are such beautiful plants. Love to help others see that they can grow these beauties as well. Cafesito!!! 😆☕️💚 Have a lovely day!🙏💐💚
Thanks for the video, this is very encouraging because my house does not have much sun and space, so containers and less shade is so awesome to hear!!!
,New subscriber Love the series . And your collection of rose's. Looking forward to watching your past videos. And learning how to care for them. From across the pond in the UK.🇬🇧
Love these talks..it would be great to join u both for coffee...i have always love roses but never had success in pot..i will attempt to do it now..you both are soo lovely..n yr garden tours can be as long as you want bc it feels my heart with happiness...thanks
Love this!!’ 💞 I have a similar Rose called Comte de Chambord. The fragrance is heaven! It’s a Portland Rose, and I think I read that it is one of the parents of Gertrude Jekyll 💘
Great video. I got my GJ this year and I so appreciate your information. I looked up a lot of the information and why it was named after the English horticulturist. Thank you.
Hello!!! Missing home sweet home Texas! Not the hot and humid part 😂. Thank you for joining us on our rose chat. Can’t wait to grow some of these beauties back home one day. Have a wonderful day! 🙏💐💚
I planted one Gertrude Jekyll this spring and I can't wait how it is going to do in my garden ( I have a lot of shade) In my country Gertrude Jekyll is a "she" :-) I hope it looks so beautiful as yours!
Hi there. I love your CZcams. I really enjoy watching. Have you see from David Austin the Rose The Generous Gardener. I have it she is so delicately beautiful. I love all your Roses also
Hello guys! Thank you for the information! I was looking for a flowering plant for my barn and the side of my house. Im going to have to look into this rose! ❤️❤️❤️
May 1, 2017 - Although most people who have seen the movies pronounce it 'Jekkle', the correct Scottish pronunciation is 'Jeekul', rhyming with treacle.
Wow...you got three flushes from Gertrude Jekyll?? Mine only gave me one good one and a few sparse blooms in its second season, and it was in full sun. The Japanese beetles were a problem for this rose too. I'm in NC zone 7b so not too far from you guys 🙂 Is yours own root, or grafted?
Great video. I’m learning so much about roses from your videos. How do you prevent and or handle black spot. I am NJ z7 and every year I have blackspot in my roses. TIA. Blessings!
Thanks for the series!! About a month ago, I planted two bare root Gertude Jekyll roses. Wheere do you live in VA? I am also in VA and am cocerned about black spot in the humidity. Thanks.
Loved it!! Because of your vlog, I ordered Gertrude and Jekyll, unfortunately I’m on the waiting list but still looking forward to it. I also got the Lemony Lace Elderberry. You guys are a great influencers!!!!
Curious, how many plants did you take with you when you moved? Was it worth it? How did you go about it? There are many, many people moving this summer and are probably wondering the same thing. Side note: I wish I had a place for a rose. The only sunny spot has herbs and vegetables. May have to try the Gertrude Jekyll since it seems to not mind some shade.
Beautiful roses. I recently preordered Gertrude Jekyll as a bare root rose. Would you guys happen to know if this rose needs to be planted as deep as a grafted bare root rose? I’m going to plant it in a planter.
If it is in a planter you would plant it about an inch below the graft. Container soil is used up pretty quick over a few months so give yourself enough room to refill soil, and mulch. Sorry we responded so late.
Hello! Gertrude Jekyll is such a good rose for shady areas. We have one by our north side and two more on north with also limited light from west side. All three do wonderful. I think it would do really well for your garden area. 🙏💐💚
If you move and they are still in containers will you cut them down before moving? If so, will it survive and how long will it take to get back to this size? Edit: you answered part of my question I think. (About 2 full years)
Hello! Always nice to have you join us! 😃☕️💐 It would probably take about two years if we give it a hard pruning. We might cut them half way and tie them next time we move. 🙏💐💚
Difficult question. They are both have very old rose strong fragrance. I love both but because my favorite is Harlow I’m going to say Harlow Carr. Harlow Carr for some reason to me has a lemony scent it’s not supposed to but I always smell it and that’s why I love it. You can’t go wrong with both roses. If you want continuous blooming Harlow is the go to. 💐💚
I have an 8 year old Gertrude Jekyll. It blooms 2 times a year. It has never grown hardly at all. But is on full sun the entire day. In going to move it to shade. Thanks for vital tip on shade.
I love how you set up this talk. The coffee the, roses in a vase and a release on my birthday:) What's not to love
You’ve inspired me, I’ve just ordered Gertrude for a shady corner of my
Garden. Thank you for your wonderful video
How exciting! 😃🌸💚 It’s a lovely rose! Enjoy!!! 💐🙏💚
I passed one of these GJ roses today at the Garden Center of my local grocery store. I'm going back for it tomorrow! I didn't realize it did so well with partial shade.
That’s wonderful your grocery store has it! 😃🌸 It does amazing in shady areas and the fragrance unbelievable. 💐💚💚💚💚💚💚
I love how you as a couple share this passion for flowers.
I purchased this rose from David Austin and received it around March 18th and I plant it on March 21, 2022. It is May 6 and it has bloomed and it smells great. Thanks with the rose chat and keep up the good work.
That’s so wonderful! Gertrude Jekyll sure doesn’t disappoint! Take in that beautiful fragrance and enjoy! 😃🙏💐💚
So is the Gertrude Jeckyll behind you in a container??? Oh my goodness, I am so impressed! Thank you for this video. Loved it. :)
Another appsolotly gorgeous roses 🌹, you just got to love roses 🌹 🌹 🌹
Absolutely
Love this series! I can listen to you gush about roses forever haha. Keep up the great work.
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Hi, from France ❤
Montrer des jolies roses, c'est un enchaînement certain!
Mais avoir des retours d'expérience, c'est très important pour tous ceux qui cherchent à s'informer sur le sujet. Merci de tout coeur ❤️ !
Conserver le format actuel (autour d'un café), je reviendrai vers votre chaîne avec plaisir ❤
I'm really glad y'all are doing a series focusing on each rose! I probably should have commented on the Strawberry Hill obeslisk video, but you've inspired me to pick up Strawberry Hill when they come back in stock, just based off the in-depth talk about her scent and growing style! I'm really glad y'all are doing a series focusing on each rose! This is probably one of my favorite videos you have done yet-- the set up and the timing with the light was perfection. You both look comfortable and so pleased, I love it.
I can't wait to see which you do next-- I have Carding Mill, Bathsheba, The Generous Gardener, Munstead Wood, and Teasing Georgia, all of those being brand new to me this year, and also Imogen (if she survives... she's had a rough year) I look forward to seeing a rundown of the ones you have to tide me over 'til it's their time to bloom in 5b! In particular I'm curious about the shade tolerant roses. I've read on the DA website for each rose, and have seen which love shade (which is why I bought Generous Gardener) but then I've seen from some other youtubers that DAs in general need a lot of sun, which gave me pause. Thanks so much for taking time to do these videos and show us all your gorgeous blooms.
Yes, love this rose series! Thank you for sharing your passion!!
I love your garden. Gorgeous setup!
Your rose collection is incredible. So beautiful!
Thank you for joining us! 😃🙏💐💚
Love the series... will you be talking about how you take care of the roses like what products you use to treat black spot, how and when to fertilize?
Hello! Thank you so much for watching and glad you enjoyed. We will be making a video on the rose care soon. 🙏💐💚
Absolutely love the Rose Talk series!!! Cannot wait for more! Amazing job, you guys!
Glad you shared this as I just planted one , I'll be re watching this I'm sure 😊
At first I thought: Where is the cafesito? But then it came on the table and I made me one too. Cheers for Gertrud Jekyll! This series is awesome. :-)
Oh that cafesito is a must! 😆☕️ So glad you enjoyed! 🙏💐💚
Love your roses and totally love the information you talk about😎👍❤️
Wow, those roses are meant to stay with you! What a relief and lovely surprise to be able to take them with you, have the perfect shaded spot, and see them bloom so beautifully! I just planted 3 to climb and provide privacy on our back deck. Two of the three are leafing out, but one is just not doing so well. I hope they soon do as well as yours- what a stunning background for this sit down video! Really loving this series.
Hello! Thank you for joining us! It sure is good to be able to take the garden on our moves. Sounds beautiful the ones you have planted on your back deck! Cheering on the one that’s not doing that good! They are such tough roses. 😃🙏💐💚
Thank you so much for your input! I will get Gertrude Jekill because it seems so frangrant and vigorous that it's worth the care.
It’s a beautiful rose and have enjoyed it very much. We just put out a new video today talking about Gertrude Jekyll and answering questions we often get asked. 🙏💐💚
Yes, definitely enjoying the talk about the roses, especially for someone like me who is clueless about them. Thank you!
Gertrude is on my to buy list. I love big, fragrant, and old fashion looking roses.
It’s definitely a must! 😃🌸💚
I bought my first Gertrudes Jekyll after seeing a video of yours. I currently have two and will be the first flowering.
Only just got this one.. My daughter bought it for me few days ago.. So it's only a baby.. Can't wait to see it in full bloom..
I’m getting my first three roses this year and Gertrude Jekyll climbing rose is one of them. Your videos have been very helpful in making me decide which rose to get. I got Gertrude, Olivia Rose and Eustacia Vye 😍 can’t wait to see them bloom next year. You have a beautiful garden and great videos as well! Thank you 😊
Thanks for sharing with us I always love visiting with you, do have a bless rest of the day.
Love that you are doing these chats- I hope you can expand on them with a Q&A. I'd love to know how many roses you are able to fit in your garden? What are your favorite varieties?
Thanks for the rose episodes , I’ve always felt intimidated by roses but you have helped waylay through feeling , and by the way I love my cafesito as well.
Hello! Makes us very happy to read your comment. Roses are such beautiful plants. Love to help others see that they can grow these beauties as well. Cafesito!!! 😆☕️💚 Have a lovely day!🙏💐💚
Very informative video. Y'all are the reason why I will be definitely purchasing Gertrude Jekyll. Thank you!
Thanks for the video, this is very encouraging because my house does not have much sun and space, so containers and less shade is so awesome to hear!!!
Absolutely love your videos! So informational and I love your enthusiasm for roses 😊😊
Those roses are absolutely beautiful ! So shapely . Thank you for the talk.
I love your video
So nice
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Thank you for joining us! 😃🙏💐💚
This series is tempting me to get the getrude Jekyll, but i will live through your videos for now.
You should check Zephirine Drouhin climbing rose , it’s thornless and can tolerate shade too.
Thank You SO much for educating me-I also am LOVING the series!!
,New subscriber
Love the series .
And your collection of rose's.
Looking forward to watching your past videos.
And learning how to care for them.
From across the pond in the UK.🇬🇧
Love these talks..it would be great to join u both for coffee...i have always love roses but never had success in pot..i will attempt to do it now..you both are soo lovely..n yr garden tours can be as long as you want bc it feels my heart with happiness...thanks
Love this!!’ 💞 I have a similar Rose called Comte de Chambord. The fragrance is heaven! It’s a Portland Rose, and I think I read that it is one of the parents of Gertrude Jekyll 💘
Your roses are so beautiful thank you for sharing.
Great video. I got my GJ this year and I so appreciate your information. I looked up a lot of the information and why it was named after the English horticulturist. Thank you.
Love the videos! Would love to see more of the secret garden!!
Secret Garden tour soon! Thank you for watching! 😃🙏💐💚
Great video! Thank you. I just bought a shrub that was in bad shape. I cut it down and am hoping for the best.
Awesome! 😃💐💚
Love all the rose videos. Great info 💕💕💕
Worked backwards on these videos but I love them. Can we get more or what you want to purchase for next year
So beautiful
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Good information. Beautiful rose. 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹😍
Found you guys today and I just love your garden especially your roses!
Love the series please keep going!
🌹❤ From hot and humid SE Texas
Hello!!! Missing home sweet home Texas! Not the hot and humid part 😂. Thank you for joining us on our rose chat. Can’t wait to grow some of these beauties back home one day. Have a wonderful day! 🙏💐💚
Not a fan of roses, but yours are absolutely gorgeous!!
Great information love the roses.
I planted one Gertrude Jekyll this spring and I can't wait how it is going to do in my garden ( I have a lot of shade) In my country Gertrude Jekyll is a "she" :-) I hope it looks so beautiful as yours!
Wonderful! I think you will love this rose! 😃💚 And yes it’s a she! His could I forget! Lol Ambrose told me I kept calling it a he! 😜 🙏💐💚
Hi there. I love your CZcams. I really enjoy watching. Have you see from David Austin the Rose The Generous Gardener. I have it she is so delicately beautiful. I love all your Roses also
Hello guys! Thank you for the information! I was looking for a flowering plant for my barn and the side of my house. Im going to have to look into this rose! ❤️❤️❤️
Hello! Yes it’s a beauty! Thank you for visiting! 🙏💐💚
May 1, 2017 - Although most people who have seen the movies pronounce it 'Jekkle', the correct Scottish pronunciation is 'Jeekul', rhyming with treacle.
I’m going to be practicing this thank you. I hate to butcher the names of these beautiful roses. 🙏💐💚
You can plant clematis behind Gertrude Jekyll, so when flowers or leaves faded , clematis can take over the empty spot, a great combination.
We will be moving soon and I will definitely add clematis to Gertrude Jekyll in our new home. It’s a great idea for this rose. 😃🙏💐💚
Wow...you got three flushes from Gertrude Jekyll?? Mine only gave me one good one and a few sparse blooms in its second season, and it was in full sun. The Japanese beetles were a problem for this rose too. I'm in NC zone 7b so not too far from you guys 🙂 Is yours own root, or grafted?
Really loved your talk today!!
Love it
"JEE-kyl"
Great video. I’m learning so much about roses from your videos. How do you prevent and or handle black spot. I am NJ z7 and every year I have blackspot in my roses. TIA. Blessings!
Hi, i really enjoy to learn from you guys how to take care of roses, thanks for your time.
My question is, can roses be kept iin selfwatering pots?.
How do you have such great foliage.
Thanks for the series!! About a month ago, I planted two bare root Gertude Jekyll roses. Wheere do you live in VA? I am also in VA and am cocerned about black spot in the humidity. Thanks.
Loved it!! Because of your vlog, I ordered Gertrude and Jekyll, unfortunately I’m on the waiting list but still looking forward to it. I also got the Lemony Lace Elderberry. You guys are a great influencers!!!!
Curious, how many plants did you take with you when you moved? Was it worth it? How did you go about it? There are many, many people moving this summer and are probably wondering the same thing. Side note: I wish I had a place for a rose. The only sunny spot has herbs and vegetables. May have to try the Gertrude Jekyll since it seems to not mind some shade.
I have a question. I have a Gertrude Jekyll climbing rose and I've taken a cutting that's rooted. Will my cutting be a climber or a bush? Thanks.
Beautiful roses. I recently preordered Gertrude Jekyll as a bare root rose. Would you guys happen to know if this rose needs to be planted as deep as a grafted bare root rose? I’m going to plant it in a planter.
If it is in a planter you would plant it about an inch below the graft. Container soil is used up pretty quick over a few months so give yourself enough room to refill soil, and mulch. Sorry we responded so late.
Where do you find these David Austin varieties? I don’t think my local big box stores carry them?
Looking for an update on this rose this year
The color is beautiful! Does Gertrude Jekyll need lot of sunshine? My balcony faces north with limited sunlight from the west side.
Hello! Gertrude Jekyll is such a good rose for shady areas. We have one by our north side and two more on north with also limited light from west side. All three do wonderful. I think it would do really well for your garden area. 🙏💐💚
What diqmeter pots do you use
I’m really inspired to go ahead and grow this rose! Do you recommend purchasing barefoot or 2 quart pots?
Both do really well. We do recommend from bare root if possible. They do put on skit more growth sooner. 🙏💐💚
If you move and they are still in containers will you cut them down before moving? If so, will it survive and how long will it take to get back to this size?
Edit: you answered part of my question I think. (About 2 full years)
Hello! Always nice to have you join us! 😃☕️💐 It would probably take about two years if we give it a hard pruning. We might cut them half way and tie them next time we move. 🙏💐💚
gertrude jekyll or Harlow carr, which one smells better?
Difficult question. They are both have very old rose strong fragrance. I love both but because my favorite is Harlow I’m going to say Harlow Carr. Harlow Carr for some reason to me has a lemony scent it’s not supposed to but I always smell it and that’s why I love it. You can’t go wrong with both roses. If you want continuous blooming Harlow is the go to. 💐💚
Hi whats the size of the pot?
About a 15 gallon pot. 💐💚
What do you use to prevent black spots and insects?
We use IV Organics spray we use it for the entire garden has many uses. 💚💚💚💚💚💚
@@GardenObsessions where can you buy that at? Can you show what it looks like?
There is a link in the descriptions shows where to buy with a discount code.
Gertrude Jekyll is definitely a "She".