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- Weather forecast doesn’t look great with strong winds set to batter us with rain. Most of the English roses in my garden won’t look better I dont think so I thought I’d do a quick video walk around before they get battered.
As you will see still waiting on many of my kordes roses! So I’m very reluctantly calling it first flush. This particular year they really are keeping me waiting but I’m blaming the weather we’ve had this year.
With slow rate of opening I’m guesstimating another fortnight away at this rate.
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Your garden is full of stunning spring roses. Its amazing how you remember name of each rose among so many roses. Beautiful display of lovely colours.
Hi raj I hope your roses are coming on to. Thanks
Beautiful Jay Jay.....❤
Beeautiful garden, a joy to behold, and from your first to your last all Vye ing for our attention , thank you so much Lovely Videographer
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Hi witty English Peter:) All credit to the roses. Videographer made me smile more like a mad man with iPhone throwing around. I hope your roses are doing well.
0:12 Thank you especially for Kordes Germany Rose tour. Their Sunbelt Savannah Hybrid very fragrant tea rose is a real favorite of mine in hot North Central Florida. We love your channel. The way you talk to us is great!
Oh wow Jay Jay your roses are looking absolutely beautiful! Loved this video. I had a friend over the other day and we sat in the garden. She loved all of my roses and said how lucky i am to have such a passion for them and she is right we really are. Every year we look forward to them and they bring us so much joy! 🌹 My timeless purple is the rose of the year for me this year absolutely huge blooms, strong scent and still looking fab a week on the plant.
Hi Hailey, sorry for not getting back sooner. Yes timeless purple at this moment in time I have I think 4 buds in flower. And they are almost Lilke a black they are so deep purple. Does that make sense.
Always enjoy your content Hailey so please do upload when you get chance in your busy child caring schedule. Take care.
Wow! Those beauties are doing well. Fantastic first flush collection of roses.
Hi and thanks, yes just need the kordes to pull there finger out :) And they will in good time. ;) hope yours are doing well. 🌷🌷
Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful ❤️❤️❤️ All so healthy and such a wide variety. Thanks for sharing. ❤🌹🌹
Hi Naomi and thanks. I hope you get your rrd sorted out. 🙏
Wonder full rose.
Hi Syed hope your well. And thank you all credit to the roses :)
Hi Jay Jay,
I was very appreciative of the video you made for me a week or two ago.
I did write a response to it but wrote it below your comment rather than below the actual video... so doubt if you saw it.
So, in order to make sure you do see it, I'm writing it over again.
"Thank you so much for that wonderful video. It was very kind of you. I was truly touched.
Your Westerland rose is thriving and the flowers are sumptuously beautiful. On my screen the flowers appear to be reddish-orange but that may just be a distortion. Mine is much more orange-yellow with a hint of pink.
Likewise, your Mme Alfred Carriere is so pretty. David Austin always used to make the point that its flowers were less well-formed than many but I like its informality.
The reason I love it, too, is because it is so healthy and versatile and thrives in the shade. I treat it almost like a rambler and let it scramble through trees.
Finally, the outlook from your garden is so idyllically beautiful. To look out on those fields (in NZ, they have the unromantic name of 'paddocks') with sheep and cattle grazing, must be blissful.
And the roses that border your lane in front are breathtaking. Rampant and unrestrained - just the way roses should be.
Your own little piece of paradise.
Btw, I am in New Zealand, not Australia - and in the chilly, southernmost part.
Brr .... "
Your garden tour today was spectacular.
Btw, such very fine hands you have. 🤭
Hi Helen and bless you. Yes Westerland I’m looking at right now. I’ve just cut the grass and sat on my lounger in the back garden. Looking at it yes orangey yellow, yellow orangey with a touch of pink I think is a great description. A lovely colour and sometimes with this particular cross over colour between the orange and yellow iPhone doesn’t always seem to get the saturation right. Mine has started to move only this year I think.
Mme Alfred a lovely repeater, unruly flowers I think. A lovely scent. Mine is currently potted as you know with garden earth within the pot. I just want to keep an eye for a couple of years to see how it does front of house. (With me training it)
Sorry I got your location wrong a kiwi of course. And I know you’ve told me this before. I’ll try and remember. Thank you very much. X
Very lovely garden and very kind of you to help your new friend out with his channel !
My Olivia is no where as tall as yours. I think Da must have given me a Chinese replica.
Having roses flowering different times is brilliant, we can at least enjoy colours from May to back end of October . Lovely tour as always.
You crack me up Ken. I leave mine a little taller when pruning and I think I get away with it enough. Not too droopy perhaps. But mine when pruning I know I have pretty strong chunky growth even around waist height. (Maybe your chest height) :) 🤣🤣❤️❤️
@@Jay_Jay lol 😂 you are hilarious JayJay 😹
Beautiful roses!!🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩
All credit to them and thank you :)
You have such a beautiful rose collection. I am a london balcony gardener but have a few roses crammed on my balcony. Few Austin’s as well - all doing amazing except for roald dahl which had a great 1 st flush but since then has been hit massively by black spot. Love your videos
Hi there and thanks. Do you follow Bloomberg? He has an amazing balcony garden in India. Roald Dahl very unusual for that rose to get blackspot before December. Has it got any airflow on your balcony? It’s usually very healthy even potted.
Hi Jay, I have been away overseas caring for my mother who had a broken leg whilst on holidays!! So I missed my first real spring/summer season of my roses. Now we're in winter but am so looking forward to our next season of blooms. I wanted you to know that Pomponella was on my wish list that I never got around to buying. However this video of yours was the perfect reminder so I hopped online and placed the order for Pomponella AND (this is the problem!!!) Papi Delbard, Gold Pierre de Ronsard and Bathsheba!! Now to dicide where I will plant them (I dont have any room!) - so much joy! Thank you Jay!!
Hi there. I always feel bad when I see you comment because i know you do lots on shorts or Instagram both platforms I rarely visit. I promise I will make an effort this evening to go through your content and see what you’ve been up to.
Sorry to hear about your mum that is a real pain. I hope it wasn’t toooo costly. I fear it may have been :(
@@Jay_Jay oh dont worry, you dont have to comment. I love watching your content and you are one of the original rose content makers that inspired me to start the whole garden project. I should add more ad hoc videos like you do. I take the videos and photos but dont have the time or knowhow to edit and upload here on CZcams. But please dont worry about commenting - be happy, stay healthy and keep smelling the roses! Take care.
@@Petalsandstamens oh bless you. I promise this evening I will spend the evening catching up on your insta. That’s just a platform or moves too fast for me :)
I can see why you are very happy Jay Jay, your efforts have paid off big time, garden looks so beautiful and so many buds/blooms, very well done, now's the time to start enjoying those beauties:)
I recently got Desdemona, i was not going to get it as I have 2 white roses already , one is Tranquility, but seeing how Desdemona changes from pale pink , the scent, and grows to what looks like a compact bush , it became hard to resist. Was good to see how yours is doing, thank you.
Cheers gez. Desdemona a rose I like even though I’m not a huge fan of white roses. But Desdemona I have two. You didn’t see it today but the one out the front in the ground growing well. Best of luck with yours.
High winds in Scotland today and my top heavy roses, including my two Dolce Vita were blowing over but no damage done and I'm just waiting for the weather to get better and I will be potting them in large containers. Thank you for the great video 🌹
Hi Beverly. Mine got blown over today too! Twice! Thankfully no breakages. I mentioned in another comment I’m toying with the idea of putting mine in part sun potted just to see how it copes. I would be a happy bunny if it works. Please do keep us updated on yours. Thanks
@@Jay_Jay thank you Jay Jay. I'll do that 👍 Happy rose growing 👍🌹
Beautiful roses!!!
Hi Seniye and thank you. As you know in my garden at least, all credit to the roses
Nice tour Jay Jay, my Poets Wife is huge approx 8 ft x 8ft.
It is very unruly and has just pulled the support off the wall again😂❤
Oh dear. Yeah it can be unruly. I mentioned in another comment: the ones I saw at da were all very compact, small even. With little support and good habit. Mine and yours by sounds of it, very naughty.
Yes... Rose Champion. I love it.
A gem of a Rose Garden. All credit to you Jay Jay. So many roses and all with their own character. Certainly a good time to do a tour. I guess the ones you are waiting for will be worth the wait. Nice to have a bit of a spread of blooming. I didn't see the Maid of Kent, is that still to flower or was I asleep? Nice to see the companion plants too. The 'Merlin' engine of the Spitfire and the Princess Alexandra of Kent round things off so.nicely. Loved the tour. Thanks, P.
Hi Peter, yes maid of Kent not in flower just yet. I Reckon that’s a good month away. And that Merlin engine it’s nice to hear that yes. Since making the video you’ll be aware yourself the rain has come down and we had that wind it’s looking beaten again. But I hear we are “meant” to have some more good weather coming. But let’s see :) thanks Peter
@@Jay_Jay Hi Jay Jay, We had very little rain here, didn't even really wet the ground but we did get the wind although no damage done. A few petals gone, yes. I'll look forward to seeing the M of K in due course. What the 'Fairy Stories' tell us weather wise and what we get don't always agree so we'll wait and see. P.
Your Roses are incredible🥰 I have Eustacia Vye and last year I did not prune back hard. I let her grow wild. This year at the end of the season I will prune all my roses back hard.
Hi Cassandra. Mine are probably in their 4th year now. I had 6,7,8,9 decent canes coming up from the base area. I cut back to just 3 and on one I cut back to just 2 canes! I left those canes perhaps 13” high. The rest went back to bud Union. I got several basal breaks and this year she is flowering like never before. It worked for me. Best of luck.
That row of Olivia, Eustacia, Gabriel and QoS looks amazing! So many flowers! I think you are right about the weather this spring having suited DA roses - so now we will be hoping for a dull, wet spring next year too. I am wondering if cutting back my QoS would be the best course for me as well - you may have noticed that I have moved my potted QoS (still in its pot) down from the decking onto the bed below so that we could appreciate the flowers from above - having them flower above your eyeline is frustrating - cutting it back severely each year could be the answer. I am tempted to lose my Poet's Wife in favour of a taller and more compact DA rose - maybe Bring me Sunshine? - if only there was a yellow Eustacia equivalent! Sweet Honey - I think we have both learnt our lesson about moving roses at the wrong time this year - I will be extra cautious in future. Can't wait to see your surprise - the tension is building now!
Hi nik. Yes I think so. Cloud and lower temps. Our heating keeps coming on. Certainly several of my kordes holding back I think.
Queen of Sweden 100 percent. All my flowers last year were at eye level. That’s not the best effect for that rose. A raised path looking down even better. But I’m over the moon I took another 6-8” off mine.
Sweet honey I moved in January I thought I’d be ok. The problem was growth had already started due to mild winter. Growth then died back etc, diseased looking leaves and it’s still sulking as you can see. But we learn I guess. And It had to move. Cheers nik
@@Jay_Jay Yes, heating on. Overnight forecast for Thursday and Saturday is 5 degrees - not good for my tomatoes. On moving roses - what if our winters become so mild that there is never a dormant period? It was the non-stop rain and sodden ground that stopped me moving my two roses (Ab Fab and Margaret Merril) until it was too late - so it's probably better to move them into wet ground rather than leave it too late and growth has started. Anyway, no time to chat, I have to work on my list - the roses I see here and notice being sold online that I just have to buy. I regard it as my patriotic contribution to boosting the national economy. Think my wife will swallow that one?
Always a pleasure Jay, everythings looking great
Hi rgb. Sorry for delay. I hope your well and I hope your roses are doing well. Always a please for me when you drop in. Take care
Just saw your video popping 'themn i said why not 'i was about to sleep'then this beauties wake up me❤❤
I hope I didn’t disturb your sleep :)
Thank you for sharing your beautiful roses, Jay Jay! I am having problems with blackspot on some of my roses, too, despite using a natural control spray. Louse Odier is almost defoliated so don’t add that to your collection. My David Austin climber generous gardener, however, is flowering better than ever and appears to be disease resistant. My DA lark ascending, in its first year, is looking healthy and is such a beauty. So it seems that some roses perform well and look healthy, despite the weather conditions thrust at them!
Yes indeed I believe so. Sorry to hear about your Louise odier though. I know that’s a rose with great scent. But glad your other roses are doing ok. Let’s hope it stays that way for both of us.
That was a treat, beautiful ! So many gorgeous blooms we really do need smelly vision ;) Thank you for the lovely tour. Your garden is looking wonderful. It's been windy and wet up here today not a good gardening day for me, my roses are starting to open, Ghislaine is flowering, early days yet but there are signs of life ! Hoping for some better weather soon lol how long can we keep saying that ?! 🤞
Yes we do need smelly vision. With each year that passes you can smell my garden from further away. And THAT makes me smile!
It’s horrid weather here now. As I’ve said in the comments already I’m pretty sure this weather is benefiting my da roses. I don’t think it’s anything I’ve done. If it was hot and dry they would be bleaching and shattering. But as is I honestly believe they are benefitting. I’ve not seen them do this well. But we all know that can change very quickly :(
I’m looking forward to seeing your falon gong:) and also your rural England. Truth be told after seeing peters im eyeing it up. :) ssssshhhh. :)
Oh my, your garden is absolutely fulsome! The D.A.s are in their glory & your Kordes roses will be close behind I'm sure---I find many of them are a little later than the D.A. crowd. Sorry about the sulky transplants---did you have roses in that bed before & if so, could it be rose transplant disease? Cadfael is a fussy old boy sometimes---my old one has already bloomed but has suckers; the 3 new ones are lush & just coming into bud. Tomorrow we start what I believe will be real summer weather---it rained yesterday---I ran around sticking beach umbrellas into the roses that were in full bloom to protect them---good my roses are in the back yard right now or the neighbors would probably called the asylum! I have black spot, too, for pretty much the first time, but I notice that the new growth isn't getting it, just the leaves that Someone (me) didn't strip in the fall. I'll do better next year. Maybe. Enjoy your lovely First Flush A, then First Flush B when it comes along in a week or 2---twice blessed!
Hi vintage, yes sweet honey it’s not Replant disease. I moved in January which should have been fine but such a mild winter growth had already started. I thought I’d be ok. But I had some die back, shocked foilage, and even now still sulking I believe. Once the rootball settles down (and I did take much rootball) it will be fine I hope.
Umbrellas in the garden that made me smile. Genius. Glad your roses kept dry. Yes I hope in a week probably two, we will see more roses start singing. I hope yours do well also. Thanks vintage
Fireworks of flowers 🌹 🎇 Beautiful selection of roses 👍🏻 Your Rosarium Uetersen much darker and deeper in colour than mine. My Uetersen is pink, light pink i would say compare to yours. Thanks for video 🌹❤️
Yes mine does seem a deep pink I’m looking at it now. I’m hoping mine will be big enough for the ground next year but you see all the flowers it’s competing with summer time. :)
Absolutely beautiful! I love them all! I've been wanting the lark ascending for ages but as it grows big , I'm just holding off until I have the space and something dies haha. Your Olivia roses always get my attention and I say every year I'll get it when I go to david austins gardens. As you know, I'll be going very shortly. Will she come home with me this year I wonder? 🤣
You must keep us posted about that :) always curious about what people walk away with on the day.
And thanks Davena :)
Beautiful as always❤
Thank you
@@Jay_Jay Thanks for sharing 👍
Dear JayJay! Today I am the jealous one. Your roses are blooming so beautiful! My first flush is almost over and we had so much rain in the past three weeks. The whole garden is muddy and wet and my roses didn’t like the heavy rain at all. Thanks god I made some videos before this weather disaster came. All your DA roses are doing so well this year. You can see, that you love your plants. Greetings from a very wet Austria!
Lovely Ruth you cannot be jealous of my garden. Impossible!
Yes this year as I’ve said on some comments already, I just think the weather has so far benefited the da roses more this year…. So far.
But that can change very very quickly as you will know.
Yes when I saw the forecast I done the same and hit the record button. Looking out my window now seeing rain fall down I’m glad I did. Your garden will come again for next flush and I will look forward to seeing it. ♥️♥️
Lovely, my roses are very healthy this year as well, I bet that's the cooler weather we had over spring. I was waiting for whatever you were hiding at the front, but you never showed us😅
I’m glad you say that. I honestly think the da roses are benefiting from the weather this rose season has given us so far. And the continental roses kordes Tantau etc they are still waiting for the warmer weather. I could be wrong but my da roses doing better than I’ve seen.
Hello Jay, your roses are fantastic, lots of flowers and buds. 😍Olivia rose is stunning, you’ve got lots of pink in different shades. Ancient Mariner, Dolce Vita and Rose Joy Viral are gorgeous. Every time I watch your video, I ended up searching for a rose in internet influenced by you. Enjoy your roses and I challenge you to cut some of them and make a bouquet for your wife.😅💐
Challenge not accepted! :) thanks Gemma. Yes I’m hoping that the new front bed the colours will work well. Red with white. White with pink red with pink. But we will see. :)
@@Jay_JayHa!Ha!Ha! I thought so! Have both a lovely day! 🌹🌹🌹
Wonderful tour. So glad to see your roses doing so well despite being nibbled by bunny. Especially love your Eustacia Vye and Olivia.
Hey rose wife:) glad you enjoyed.
Your garden looks incredible, congratulations! Mine is infested with slugs which are even climbing up the roses, they are impossible to eradicate. We've had lots of rain recently and my roses are definitely past their (springtime) best, especially the ramblers.
Sorry to hear that English. I hear oats sprinkled stops slugs? I’m not sure if this is an old wife’s tale. But best of luck on the next flush I’m sure it will happen even if the slugs are still there. Your garden has much food for them to feast on, hopefully they will leave your roses alone. I’ll cross fingers :)
@@Jay_Jay Thank you! I am going to plant a few dahlias (they are extremely cheap now), the poor creatures need a more varied diet ;-)
Beautiful garden and roses, They are the bees knees.
Thank you. All credit to the roses :)
Hi Jay, great video. I was about to ask you if you had Princess Alexandra as I have my first 2 flowers open and they are huge. I only planted it a few weeks ago. Had a feeling Sweet Honey wouldn’t do as well. I remember saying “don’t move it Jay”. It was stunning last year.😊❤ The scarlet flower is called Dusty Miller. You should show us Donna’s perennial garden. I have a cottage style garden myself.
Hi Marilyn and thanks. Yes I have 2 princess Alexandra’s also. One in the ground planted this year, and the one you saw at the end which is coming to the end of its first flush. You’re right sweet honey…you called it I know:(. But it had to move. I’m pretty confident it will do well next year when settled.
Yes Donna’s garden I will show in another video but I wanted to get around the roses in this one. Thanks Marilyn 🌹🌹
Yes, my Eustacia Vye spent the winter in her massive, terracotta pot in the 45 degree room, so she bloomed early, her first flush has passed, she is in her third year and the fragrance is above and beyond, strong, old rose with perhaps a bit of menthol undernote. Unique to Eustacia is that faint, golden glow in the center. Everyone must have Eusatica Vye, she will NOT disappoint. You appear to be up on high ground? That solves many disease problems, being up out of the cool, humid, valley night air with feeds diseases with it's moisture.
Many years ago, I noticed that potted roses are prone to "stalling out" and never regaining top performance. Finally, I decided to mix the lowest 30% of the potting mix with a generous amount of rich garden soil, The upper 2/3rds just perlite potting mix in order to reduce weight and make root penetration easy and water penetration as well. This seems to have given my potted roses more steady performance and longevity. Also, I add tiny amounts of epsom salts which is magnesium sulphate to my fertilizing water, because chlorophyll IS made of magnesium, this appears to have also strengthened the potted roses. 3:24 Be thankful for the wind, it dries leaves off discouraging blackspot and such like.
4:53 Oh yea! Before you mentioned my name I was excited by that old, Victorian cabbage rose form. The ball/mummify easily in constant wet weather, but we love them enormously for their sentimental, old , vintage form. 5:08 She has the same green tint as my Pashmina Veranda, possibly similar ancestors. 5:05 Yes, Pashmina flowers also stay on for a very long time, looking rather weary by the time that they fall off!😄😄 6:22 Wow! Gorgeous orange sherbet color, they look delicious!
7:44 Exactly he same as my Poet's Wife, I have her in partial shade for 4 years now so that her blooms do not fade under intense summer sun, but she has quite lax canes, wide reaching, despite my covering her this winter, 20% of her got sunscald and died, so her form is bedraggled, but her fragrance is wonderful, strong old rose with definite garpefruit under notes. She is a MUST HAVE. I did not want her, I wanted Darwin, which was sold out, so I got the Poet's Wife and I suspect that she is far superior to Darwin, I give her a 9.5 out of 10, ten being perfect, simply because nothing is really perfect and also, just in case i find the perfect 10😆 7:55 Yes, just today I tied her up, about 2 weeks past due, but my huge vegetable garden has been getting a lot of time/attention.
8:33 Strong summer sunshine DOES cause all roses to fade, when autumn arrives, they no longer fade.
14:44 Last year my Earth Angle was pathetic because I neglected to cover her during January/February, this winter I covered her and she is looking very nice, exquisite cabbage form rose, strong old rose scent with definite grapefruit fragrance notes, a MUST HAVE rose for those who love old, romantic, Victorian cabbage rose form. I Rate her among the very best of roses, also, never any downy mildew, never any blackspot. 16:43 Yes, I love the English cottage garden with it's mix of flowers, and it must have verticality also from tall Oriental lilies, delphiniums and lupines, the English cottage garden is that perfect balance between annoying chaos and boring regimentality. It looks natural, but it is ni fact planned. In my opinion, the English cottage garden is soul meltingly beautiful, a sentimental sight, suggestive of former times when life was less crazy. 18:37 Yes, the globular roses it seems must have dry weather to cause the petals to dry, and therefor contract/shrink in order for the rose to open up. A fun thing that I have done from time to time is to make a short viseo for social media of my thumb rolling back the outer petals, then one compression id released, the rose practically pops open very quickly, It appears to me that David Austin does not venture outside of the bounds of modern buyer acceptability, whereas Kordes, is much less cautious about that, in short Austin is more about commercial viability whereas Kordes is pure art, unfettered by commercial viability. Now, Austin is not wholly given to profitability, because if they were, they would be selling all of the mediocrities that many rose sellers offer. But Kordes really is more for the rose connoisser who is willing to contend with troubles than the general public. And if we shut any troubles out of our lives, we shall be excluding much wonder and beauty. 20:13 Hmmm, that grain field beside of you, could herbicide drift account for some of the bud formation trouble?? 21:25 I thought long and hard about getting a Desdemona, I was not sure if quality would be there. I always go for high petal count, if that is low, then so is my interest.
Your mention of "spicy" reminds me that my White Licorice rose is beginning to bloom, the one and only reason that I bought it was for it's definite anise seed fragrance, it does have a slight turpentine undernote, which is not pleasant, but overal, it's anise seed/licorice scent is fascinating, otherwise it is a mediocre rose.
WellI had had no intention of writing a chapter for a book, but the subject is fascinating, and your garden is lovely, so.... Thank you for helping us to decide what to buy , what not to buy, so much better than the salesperson who has no objectivity but to sell. Well, thenk you for sharing, these are the good old days, when January arrives, we shall know that.
Raph in Ohio.
A lovely read ralph thank you. Let’s hope all our roses do well this year. Regarding the unfolding of a rose flower I’ve done that before. It was rose Carolyn knight. I just touched the flower and boom. It unfolded right there and then like a mechanical Swiss watch into a fully opened flower. All from the faintest of touches. It will never happen again I’m sure. Thanks Ralph and take care
As a beginner I find your comments very interesting. Do you have any Meilland roses, experience of them? The real problem is that there are so many roses/breeders to choose from ... (deep sigh)
@@ireneNL9349 Thank you, I have heard of Meilland roses, no I don't have any, I need to revist that series. Thank you for reminding me. I always state where I am living because depending where we live will greatly affect our results. I am in Ohio, but pardeners in the arid southwest shall have a totally different set of problems to contend with. I respond to gardening videos like call in talk radio, stating name and where i live, it helps to interpret comments knowing that. I hope that you have a lifetime of gratifying garden experience. A bulldog temperament helps to stubbornly, unrelentingly forge through troubles without giving up.
Ralph in Ohio.
@@Jay_Jay Happy gardening! Right now we are having a torrential downpour of rain. I got some exquisite Earth Angle photos before they get bruised by the hammering rain.🌹🌹
Thank you Ralph. I live in Amsterdam, The Netherlands (9b) and also love Dahlias (the more insect friendly, open ones, mainly). This year's gardening challenge is the endless rain and millions of slugs. I will keep persevering :-)
12:32 this is joie de vivre = joy of life
Hi there. No this rose at 12.32 is joy viela a Dickson rose. I do have joie de vivre you get a glimpse of it at 2.42 just to the right of rose Elizabeth. Thanks
@@Jay_Jay a sorry I couldn't find by that name so I thought it may be this one :) regards!
Roses sehr schön, fantastisch
Danke
@@Jay_Jay Only urban roses are on my channel. They are very nice, but yours are much better and more abundant. It is clear that you love them. I grow exotic fruit plants from seeds at home. Avocado, fig, citrus, pomegranate, coffee tree, laurel, banana. There is even ginger and turmeric sprouted.
Amazing❤
Thank you
Fantastic spring blooms and good to see lots of new roses in your collection this year. Dolce Vita stand out among beautiful roses. Awaiting more blooms from your garden this season.
Hi Rakesh yes I’m very very happy with dolce vita so far. Let’s see what rest of season brings. I’m still waiting on many kordes as you see hopefully things will get better as the temps rise and hopefully less of the wet stuff. :)
Oh, and Joy Viela 😊
That’s a great rose. Flowers last a decent time. Pretty tough and I find it a nice light/medium fragrance.
Hallo Jay, your roses are pretty beautiful!! I Like your garden.❤
Hi Denise all credit to the roses. :)
Your garden is very beautiful!
Thank you. But all credit to the roses 🌹:)
Wonderful spring blossom in garden! They are doing great..I hope sweet honey getting well soon-I like this guy very much😂greetings from raining Switzerland 😅
Hi Hine I hope your well. Yes I hope sweet honey recovers I’m pretty sure he will next year, just needs time to settle. I know he came up with big roots. :) take care
I am enjoying my new Dolce Vita..... also, I have a new Poet's Wife in a large pot. Jay Jay, how should I support it? Loving your garden. I neeeeed Pomponella!
I love the Dolce Vita rose too. My "Easy Going" rose is a gorgeous orange with grilled petals.
Dolce vita I’m so excited about. We just need to see its repeat and health as the season progresses now. Im thinking of doing the unthinkable and putting it in part sun. (But I may chicken out.)
The poets wife such a great question.
I say that because at DA whenever I saw it, it was perfect upright….. but small. I didn’t see loads of support. And I mean they kept there’s pretty short. Looked fantastic. But I’m told this grows big which I believe.
I don’t want mine so big and I think I pruned too tall. The flowers are lovely but I think a short poets wife that supports itself is better. How to keep it short and flower short I’d love to know myself.
I think da say it’s good for potted? I can’t answer your question but I’d love to know also.
Ralph from O looks very interesting, is it green ish in real life ? Your garden looks lovely, LA is definitely my favourite
Yes it has got a green tinge. Ralph from o, is actually wedding piano you got me there :) lark ascending is indeed lovely. It likes its new spot I think :)
Your roses are looking wonderful. I hope the expected winds don't come and batter them. My Eustacia hasn't flowered yet but has loads of buds and my Princess Anne has finished her first flush. Opposite of yours Jay Jay.
The lovely Wendy. Yes my princess Ann got eaten sadly and because it’s still a young rose It’s taken a little while to grow back. They are the first flowers.
Yes the gardens taken abit of a beating but nothing new year. Sat here in jumper at the moment.
Hope your Eustacia gives you many great flowers this coming flush. : )
Wow Jay Jay…that’s how it looks like when it finally stops raining 😂 well after the April Frost mine here are still behind besides Alexandra o.K.and Golden Celebration…theview down the Street is amazing in which Area of the UK are you living….?
Soul is one I have for many years, she gets big, upright can reach 6 feet, very thorny, her flowers don’t like rain very much and I would put it in Noon shade, she gets scorched in hot sun over the noon hours..but her scent is nice
Greetings from Germany..❤
You have no idea how helpful that comment was. Thank you thank you thank you. The website says nothing helpful. So glad you’ve got it. The scent is to my liking very much. Not powerful but nice.
Do you think she would take part sun?
@@Jay_Jay you are more than welcome 🤗 ….Fore sure she doesn’t like shade…but try to give her some light shade between 11 and maybe 3 o clock in the afternoon so the scorching sun at noon will not destroy her flowers, she likes well fertilised soil, then she is constantly in Bloom till October…and they are quite big, sometimes 3 inches or more
Oh wow beautiful rose garden. What did you do to bring out all that buds JJ ?
I really don’t know. In my garden at least I’m very happy. I think it’s many things. I fed them this year. First time in a couple of years. I’m using comfrey tea fortnightly. And the DA roses I have seem to take well to uncle toms rose tonic. Applied fortnightly. Lastly I think the cooler/cloudy weather we’re having now benefits the da roses. Best of luck
Thanks for the tips JJ appreciate that 🙏 best of luck 👍
Btw, I have the same observation from Parfuma rose but some did open now.🌹🌹
I’m glad you said that Gemma. Mine I have been a little disappointed with so far I have to say. But I am not at all worried. I think the temp needs to just climb a little and stay there consistently. As is our heating keeps coming on. The David Austin’s I believe are benefiting this year. But IF it were red hot I’m sure I would be moaning the DA are fading and shattering. And the kordes flying ! :) so things will turn around I’m sure.
@@Jay_Jay You might be right Jay Jay! Today’s weather in lower Franconia is cloudy and rain again. 🤗
Hello Jay, I garden in the US. I live in Frankfort, Kentucky which is US growing zone 6B. I just found your channel and subscribed. I love your roses! I grow David Austin roses. I have Sophy's Rose, Molineux, and Boscobel in pots. I also have Gabriel Oak, Gertrude Jekyll, Darcey Bussell, Lady of Shalott, and Teasing Georgia in the ground. We in my area had a very wet Spring right when my roses had their first flush. Due to that now many of my roses are covered with Blackspot and rust. I'm only using Neem oil spray weekly with not many good results. Should I just cut them back hoping they put more fresh foliage now that we are getting into the summer dryer season? Thanks, and happy gardening from Kentucky, James
Hi there and welcome. Yes if your roses already have blackspot you have two choices.
1. leave alone and just accept the blackspot. It won’t affect flowering they say.
The problem with this is if you have many roses (especially in close proximity) it will likely spread even to healthy roses.
Last year was bad in my garden and I ended up giving up and eventually just left the blackspot run riot. I literally stopped worrying about it.
The alternative is to pluck all the infected leaves off and burn them, or dispose of them. This can be time consuming but better to get in as early as possible. Even if you have to defoliate a rose completely its foilage will grow back and it doesn’t actually take as long as you might think. leaves will grow back and they will be healthy.
Neem oil I’m told does work but wasn’t very effective for me. But great at getting rid of aphids.
I try to not have roses that are unhealthy and Darcy bussells for me was an unhealthy rose: so I got rid dispite it’s beauty. If your trying to avoid blackspot it’s better to get in before the infection starts. Once it’s started you pluck or accept. I hear chemicals can treat it but I don’t go down that route.
Best of luck
@@Jay_Jay Thanks Jay for the reply and advice. It's raining here yet again this afternoon, but later I will remove the worst of the outbreak. James
stunning as always... how is your boscebel doing in the front? good tip, I didn't know that if you have blind buds all you need to do is cut then of and new ones will shoot with buds!! thanks for that tip!
Hi, yes boscobel is doing very well. I didn’t film it here because I didn’t want to go over the same footage so much as the last video only a short while ago, but doing very well.
Yes blind stems cut them off is what I do. Cut them back like your deadheading. Go back to a decent five leaf stem. And a new bud will break out from there. :)
@@Jay_Jay thank you! ;)
Beautiful garden jay jay injoy your heaven . My david austins roses not like yours, but still, I considered it's blooms ok, but they are small size blooms . Do you have any idea my blooms sometimes will be small?
Hi there and thank you. I don’t know why your blooms are so small. With adequate sunshine, hydration and nutrients first flush they should be pretty good.
Hi, your Dolce Vita rose is so beautiful. Where did you buy it from? I checked on google, I found a yellowish one. What colour did it say when you bought yours?
It says “vivid apricot orange” colour can be a little yellow, a little orange, a little pink. But apricot I think is a good description.
Garden looks amazing JJ.
Get Emily B in the ground imo. Mine currently has about 70 buds/flowers
Yeah sure…. Just tell me where? :) I’d LOVE to but I got no space because some nutter keeps bullying me to buy more roses :)
@@Jay_Jay Dig up that drive!
I saw a lot of green grass taking up space in your back garden .... 😂
Your roses are beautiful. We have David Austin roses in our garden but im finding that oyrs dont stay upright. How can i strengthen the stem to stay upright. I do water them, but what else can I do?
Hi there, my experience says you won’t get the flowers of David Austin roses to stay upright facing. The only rose that I have that does that is queen of Sweden. You may wish to ask them if they have other varieties upward facing.
The best you can hope for is to allow a couple of years for the roots to stengthen, ensure they have a good feed without overfeeding, and perhaps ongoing fortnightly liquid feed. The best I see in my garden is majority of flowers on the rose nodding forward gently. With the occasional upright flower and occasional downward facing flower. When you dead head go back down to a part of the stem that has a decent amount of firmness. This is my limited experience with David Austin roses. Cheers
great video, what is your favourite yellow rose? julia child, Golden Celebration, Graham Thomas, Roald Dahl, Bring me Sunshine, or something else?
How long do individual flowers last approximately on your roses? Especially on Boscobel?
Hi and thanks. Julia Child. It’s easy. Repeats very well. Stands up well. First time ive noticed disease this early in the year is this year. But perhaps all years can be different. But it’s a rose that likes to flower.
@@Jay_Jay BMS is a belter Nick (as per Ken's video at DA etc) Mine on 90 buds this year
Ok your rose look beautiful! I’m in Florida and most of my garden here is 3-4 years. I have several DA roses and I’m not seeing the growth like yours😕 I have crappy sand and I’ve amended it heavily but it still to acidic so I’m sure that the big problem. Normally we have heavy rain in the summer but hasn’t proved to be true in the last almost 5 years I’ve been here, ( I came from Michigan where summer is short and winter is cold cold) I’ve been watering every day as the temps have been in the 90’s and a few days at 100😳 this is to normal so here I’m struggling but I will have beautiful roses if it kills me Haha. So I’d like to know how old are your roses along the road and the ones just inside you said are new but how old? Do you fertilize monthly? New roses do you water or do you get that much rain? Thanks and I love your videos 😎👍❤️
Hi there and thank you. The roses in the lane are mainly 4 years old now. (Couple of newer ones you didn’t see in this video).
The roses in the new bed, this will be there first full summer but some of them saw some of last summer when they were potted.
My David Austin’s this year are doing noticeably well I think. But if we had high temps I’m sure they would be shattering after a couple of days max and my other European roses would be doing better, so it’s swings and round abouts I think. In a few weeks I expect things to swing around again.
The answer is more roses to hedge your bets :)
Yes my roses all got fed this year. All got mulched. And now I am applying a fortnightly foilier feed. And a fortnightly organic root feed.
I’m very happy with this mix. But the spray feed I need to watch as even though it’s environmentally friendly it appears to have burnt some of my roses. Mainly the kordes roses in fact. Best of luck with your garden and I hope you turn things around I’m sure you will. Keep at it and don’t give up. The scent from my garden is soooo worth it. :)
@@Jay_Jay thank you for responding! I’m never giving up as I’ve been gardening for 60 years😎 I have about 40 roses or more! I have a full garden with about 40 plumerias,10 Crepe Myrtles, many Gardenias, several Jasmine, lots of orchids and many other Florida loving plants! But roses have always been my love and many years of wanting DA roses. Moving to Florida was the start😎❤️
@@cathyhatfield5340 yay well done to you. That’s a real good read right there. You’ve forgotten more than I will ever know, just keep going im sure you’ll have success with the roses. 🌹
Spectacular! I am officially jealous :) I wrote down 3 roses that I now want - all your fault, lol. And, you ended with my favorite, Princess Alexander of Kent. That Dolce Vita, wow - sadly it would die in my zone. Question for you, have you seen the Meilland David Hockney rose? It's not available here (US) and I haven't found it on YT except the Meilland channel - I wonder what it looks like in "real life". Another fabulous video, thank you, Jay_Jay!
Hi Diane. Sorry! :)
Rose David Hockney is a rose gav the bully has been pestering me to get for a while but I have no space for it. It does look very nice. :)
@@Jay_Jay But Jay_Jay! I can't get it but you can so you must LOL. Now I'm bullying you, too hahahahaaaa! There must be a pot just languishing somewhere just looking for a rose, right? I live though you regarding roses so ......... hahahaaa!
My DA does not look like that. The blooms are smaller and not as pink. Maybe not mature or to much sun?
Hi there. This year I think the weather here has benefitted the da roses in my garden, I honestly believe that. (I could be wrong of course). If we had flaming heat I’m sure mine would bleach also and or shatter fast. But this year could be a vintage year for the healthy DA roses. Plenty of rain early part of the year. Not too much sun or heat meaning they hold there colour better. I honestly don’t think it’s anything I’ve done. I hope your DA roses start to do well remember it’s only the start of June. :)
Garden looks amazing JJ.
Just wondering wear you going to put this Wedding Day rose which I got you? :D
Cheers Jason
Haha made me smile. I just googled the wedding day rose trying to work out size, if it’s suitable for pots and where I could possibly squeeze it into my garden and see on the da website “caution grows extremely tall”. 🤣🤣😀😀 I’ve no idea mate where I could squeeze that in.
@@Jay_Jay But the blooms are big also, maybe at the bottom of your garden, if Donna let's you lol
@@jasonwoods4811 that’s really difficult Jason. I don’t think it will fit, the more I think the more I think it won’t fit. I appreciate your generosity of course but that’s a huge rambling rose there’s no way I could get that to fit. I’m not sure it would fit in your garden?
If your looking to home it I know gav loves a big rose. Or Ken Voong? He has accommodating neighbours. Sorry mate. Next time I’m up to see my sister I will pop in but I just can’t see that rose fitting.
@@Jay_Jay Ok cool, if you can find a home for it with Gav or Ken that would be great mate :D
how long do the flower petals last
Jay Jay, apart from Queen of Sweden, which would you say are the most upright DA roses?
Hi bill. I wouldn’t say any DA rose that I own is upright flowering (other than queen of Sweden) but my Gertrude in the back garden grown as a shrub will often have upright flowers. (Tonight most are facing upright in fact.)
Gabriel oak can have a decent proportion upright facing. Carolyn knight same.
Princess Alexandra of Kent when in flower usually has a lovely upright flower here and there.
From the da I have that’s all I can say. Most DA nod forward or downward. Sorry I can’t be of more help.
No, that’s interesting thank you. I agree Gabriel is a good strong upright rose. Maybe over the years they’ll grow a bit stronger. Thanks again! 🌹
Hi, What is the rose called at the far end of your front wall please.
Hi, I believe that you removed Sweet Honey. Can I ask what problems you had with it? Thanks
Hi there, I moved sweet honey because she grew too big. So I moved her to a better spot. She is now at the back fence. I didn’t experience any issues with her.
@@Jay_Jay thanks
hi, where did you buy your leonardo da vinci?
Hi there. I will have to check I think I got mine from Peter beales. If not I will update here. Thanks
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