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Hello love the videos 😊 Was wondering if you could please rate dark desire, deep secret, Don Juan, i know uve seen Papa meiland in person too...which is your favorite red rose whether i listed it or not and why? I want to add the best red rose in my garden I'm having a hard time finding one online! Thankyou much 😊 Take care 😊

Amazing , do you know if this rose does ok in partial shade ? Do you have it on full sun ?

Jay Jay, I don't recall seeing Lark Ascending recently. How did it hold out since this video? Thanks :)

I love your enthusiasm and delight in roses!

Your non-reviews of roses are so helpful. I love your casual, REAL style of doing these videos. It feels less contrived. 🙂

Jay, what is the coneflower at 32 24 please? Lovely, lovely visit.

very beautiful.

I enjoy watching your garden full of beautiful Roses.

So pleased to subscibe to your garden tours, have only just joined the D.Austin fan club and what a year to get my first four roses, high winds, and deluges lost veg and box hedging due to this ,and now have made best freinds with a spikey madame called Harlow Carr who attacks me with these horrendous thorns and she lives in a huge urn by the back door! Best Wishes to you all and wonderful hound.

Beautiful collection! I’m loving your Brother Cadfael. I’m growing in sub-tropical Australia at the moment and I’m obsessed with my growing rose collection- so far the best perfume has been on the tea rose Vol De Nuit. A cross between pink musk lolly and rose perfume- soooo amazing!

Hello Jay Jay! Cool to see your motor home, it looks cozy inside. That would be an adventure to visit south of France, Meilland would be a dream place to see, I watched their channel, they are actively breeding roses which can grow in this climate change condition. Your Rose Elizabeth looks fantastic, I heard a lot of good opinions on this rose.🌹

Jay Jay I love your garden and your motor home. I have a question what is the name of the yellow flowering plant nearby the motor home? Thanks in advance.

Thanks for the video. It's always very interesting to look at your rose collection. Don't delay with monetizing.

8:56 And underplant them all with grape hyacinths and/or crocuses because crocuses bloom so early, it's quite a cheerful sight after a long, dreary winter, and they make the honeybees happy. No more exquisite, old, romantic Victorian cabbage form than Earth Angel. I really should have planted mine in a massive pot because even with heavy winter covering she gets small dead, black areas on the stems that increase in size. Rose plants are much more robust in soil in the ground with their roots chasing earth worm tunnels than they are in pots, AND her exquisite, strong old rose scent with definite grapefruit undertones. 9:55 Peat with either perlite of vermiculite is far, far superior to the coconut coir that is difficult to avoid nowdays, the coconut fiber stuff is horrible. Peat is basically compost, decayed until there is nothing remaining for funguses to thrive on. Our ancestors gre roses with no peat, but that made containers terribly heavy and root penetration was much more difficult for the plant. 11:29 Ilike your channel better, I like learning from others, I do listen to music, but not with gardening videos, your discussions are much more informative than music would be. Thank you for the show and tell. In my mind's eye, I already see and smell your rose bed 8 long months from now. Ralph in Ohio

I just found your channel yesterday. Ive been binge watching. Love your content and getting great ideas of how to do roses. Sad thing is here in the tropics of Belize i cannot get breeds of roses like Kordes or David Austin.. i have to order in which is VERY expensive. We do have a lot of what people here call local roses which do grow well but shatter so easily. Our weather is hot and humid or hot and dry ... some milder cooler months during end of year or beginning of year

What are your repeat blooming flowers from David Austin roses?

Would anyone here know a website i could order Kordes bareroot roses from? I'd appreciate a link if at all possible

Do you leave your potted roses outside during winter? The ones with the plastic pots..

Dear Jay, I was keen to hear your experience on the Delightful Parfuma , as I have one in a pot. Last year it produced a lot of buds, but sadly most of the buds never opened properly and I had to prune them off. The leaves were not diseased, so I’m not sure what caused this issue with the buds ( some of which were large ) refusing to open ? Any ideas, suggestions ? We did get quite a bit of Spring rain at the time, from memory. But my other roses seemed to handle the rain without the bids getting damaged. Would I need to use a fungicide early on, ie just as the new buds are taking shape in Spring ? ( in case it’s some fungus that’s ruining the buds ) Would love to hear your opinion. Thanks

Don't you just hate to leave your garden ?

I am so glad I pre-ordered Elizabeth rose for next year. She is so healthy and beautiful!

0:17 Root stock, perhaps rosa multiflora, save it, graft on it March next year while dormant, then dig it out when established. Grafting is easy, razor sharp knife, angle cut on rootstock and scion rubber band them together and plaster a mix of beeswax and pine tar around it. Do it while the plant is asleep, and it wll never know what happened and they shall bloom happily ever after. 2:56 You Brother Cadfael has those lovely cabbage roses reminiscent of 1890s greeting cards that I love. If I remember correctly, long ago I decided against it because of low petal count, I love centifolias stuffed to the gills with petals. Yes, tomorrow is autumn equinox, alas, our plants slow down tremendously with less than 12 hours of light per day. Wow! Souhern France in April, be sure to get to the violet festival at Grasse. There is ONE French family still there growing Parma violets, all others have sold out to the millionaires. Parma violets are so sublime, my heart "melts" with joy at their sight and scent. Long ago there were hundreds of violet growers there. Thank you Jay for the show and tell from your far distant shores! Ralph in Ohio. A final thought regarding the sucker, my 50+ years of gardening/beekeeping has taught me to, as much as possible to work WITH nature, not against it. Harness it's vigor and force to direct it's efforts and vitality into a pleasing conclusion. Let me think, what could you graft onto those suckers??? Perhaps something from southern France???? LOL!

Curse the suckers!! That's why I prefer own root---no suckers! Grrrr! My suckers usually come from under the graft right next to it so you can't tell which is sucker & which is good; my experience is that once suckers start, that vigorous rootstock just keeps sending them up & starving the real rose. But if grafted is the only way to get the rose you want.. Your garden looks quite nice for how late it is in the season---your Cadfael is stellar., Rose Elizabeth too, & of course the Lady of Shalot. For any of your fans in the U.S., David Austin has a LOT of roses restocked that haven't been around for a while, including Brother Cadfael, and others. I want to thank you for showing how fabulous your Olivia Rose was doing in your last few videos---I'd taken your advice this summer & got me one & she is a champion bloomer! I can't believe summer is over and there won't be many more flowers---where did the time go? Your van looks lovely & comfy, just right for a trip to France!

Really like your motor home 👍🏻 Lions rose looks fantastic! Queen Bee 👍🏻 🌹❤️ one of the best for health I think. Goes wider than taller. I am so sure she will look wonderful in your garden. Thank you for sharing about suckers. Always something to learn. Thank you 🌹❤️

Hi Jay Jay, that’s a beautiful Motorhome you got, I am sure Meilland will be very interesting …your Garden still looks beautiful…❤

Enjoyed the walk around Jay Jay. Pleased to hear you had a nice time in Wales. Is the 20 m.p.h. max. still in opperation? I can't remember. Still got a few roses to look at; same here. Have you asked their permission to buzz off to the South of France next year. Cheers! P.

Brother Cadfael does have a gorgeous scent Jay Jay. Linda was saying that Elizabeth has been performing well for her too. I think I'll have to get it even though I keep saying that there's no more room in my garden! Hope you had a great break in your motorhome. It's better than my house!

Hi Jay, your ancient mariner is a beautiful rose. I was thinking of purchasing the Alnwick rose this year. I already ordered it from a rose vender here but they never sent it out, over a year ago. Now the David Austin site is open for ordering I will have to make a decision. What to do?

Lovely video mate. Brother cadfael and Lady of Shalott performing well. I remember your old video of growing rose from cutting and that is great way to avoid suckers. I have rooted Jasmina, florentina, Munstead wood and Amadeus from cutting/pegging. Growth of own root Lady of Shalott is phenomenal.

Your brother cadfael is just a dream😍 IMHO one of the best looking DA roses.

Love your video and camper ❤