This is an awesome Garden tour. In the world of gardening, landscaping, and planning a Rose Garden, your site is the epitome of all landscape gardening. I plan to incorporate your techniques in planning my 2023 Austin Rose Garden!!!
Thank you for your channel- a hello from VA. Usa- I am a 69 year old Vet with PTSD - a lover of the Rose- your videos offer solace/healing! Thank You so much!
Wow Ben! I didn't know you even had this video. I always wondered what your garden looked like. It's more beautiful than I imagined. Full credit to you for creating such a beautiful heavenly space. I'm looking at your Claire Austin and then looking at mine on a 1.9m obelisk 🙄. I'm not sure how I'll change mine to a larger one as the rose is twined around it inside and out haha. I really hope we get more of these videos at all different times of the year. I've watched this video twice as I loved it that much x
You have a lovely garden which is also rich in wildlife. That hosta is lovely. It is a seiboldiana hybrid. Anyone wanting to grow that lovely hosta shouldn’t have slug problems as the seiboldiana hybrids are slug resistance hostas.
Thank you for the tour!!!! Super enjoyable. I WISH I could say hi at Chelsea but I’m in Canada, going there is on my bucket list. Haha. we’re just warming up here so it’s so nice to see your garden chugging along. Please post the rose updates on youtube too for those of us that don’t have instagram. Again, thanks for the videos-keep them coming :)
Thank you for sharing your garden…SOOoooooo Lovely. I adore all the roses and how you show the way they grow, super helpful when I’m buying my sweet David Austin Roses. Totally enjoyed the amazing plants tucked in all the beds. Your Home couldn’t be more magical. I love your list of favorite roses and do my David Austin order from it. I heard if you grow raspberries off on the side of your garden, June Bugs will flock to them leaving the roses alone…I’m going to try it this year. If you would like, I’ll let you know my results;) Thank you again for all your informative videos…your my TOP one on line MR. Rose Man;)
Thank you for this magnificent video! Your gardens are truly inspiring and you are such an expert! The fact that you know and recognize all of your roses, even those NOT in bloom, is so impressive. Love how you brought out the importance of providing a home for the beneficial bugs and birds....the perfect ecosystem! On the average, how much space do you provide in the garden between most of your roses? Because of you I have ordered 5 DA roses that will be here soon. I don't want to make the mistake of planting too close together.
Thank you, that’s very kind of you very much depends if you’re planting different varieties or groups of the same plants groups of the same plants can be planted together as little as 18 inches or 40 cm apart different varieties will need larger spacing usually around 3 feet or 36 inches
I started my garden in December 2021, that’s when I planted my first roses: Pierre de Ronsard, Albertine, Mme Hardy, The Pilgrin, Alchymist, Comte de Chambord and Roses des Peintres. Today, almost a year later, i have already planted 45 Anciennes Roses and 23 Austin Roses. I was very inspired to make this garden in gardeners like you and others around the world. And what a great pleasure for the mundo, vodu, and senses to do só! Saved me from depression. My garden is beautiful (in my opinion), but there I have to calm down, the garden is small and I don’t know how it will look in the future when all this world will grow!
I think it yould be great if you did at least one garden tour in summer and one mid autumn. That way it's a lot easier to see what blooms simultaneously and how the plants react as the season progresses.
Hi Ben thank you for sharing your tour with us. Quick question regarding some of your structures eg 3 x bamboo stakes with a terracotta pot on top, another one used for Claire Austin etc. Can you provide more details on how you create these structures to withstand each of their relevant plants they were intended for? Thank you...
Beautiful, sumptuous garden. Just love it and love the fact that it is crammed full of plants. Breathtaking. Will you do another tour when the roses are fully out?
I will of course do another tour just as soon as I get a chance with national rose month were continuing on the house being away for nearly 2 weeks and now preparing a garden for opening is in a little bit busy
Question, what are the best methods of planting a Bareroot Rose? For example, what are the essential elements that need to go into the actual planting hole (i.e., compost, organic material, bone meal)?
Hi Ben, is the tall Claire Austin standing up by herself? When you did a closeup of the flower I thought I saw a thick strong stem but not sure if it was a post you installed for support. Can you please let me know? Thanks!
One more question Ben. About Bethesda climbing up the apple tree did that happen on her own after the initial training around the trunk or did you have to tie her up above the trunk? I’d love to have a climbing Rose on my tree but won’t be able to tie up beyond where I can reach. Thanks Ben. I look forward to hearing from you!
Also, @19:43 you pass by gentle harmoine and mention it is reaching for the sky. Did you get the tree version? I have the potted version and I m wondering if I should plant my potted rose in the garden bed or at the back of the fence. Can you please let me know?
Hi! Ben...your garden is taking off really well for the season and it is lovely.I cannot wait to see the burst of color by june.How is you poet's wife?is it growing like a giant bush as well? I suppose you will feature that next time.Thanks for sharing.🤗🙏😇
I heard you say something about young roses take time to grow and show. My friend told me last week a saying for roses; First year they sleep. Second year creep. 3rd year leap!!!"
Thank you so much that means a lot roses that do well in shade please take a look at my rose reviews for Imogen Crown Princess Margarita, Roald Dahl and incoming for this June look out for my review on Emily Brontë
Your garden is amazing!!! I'm working on adding more plants to attract beneficials... should I wait to interplant them with my roses until the roses have established? Many were planted as bareroot this spring and are in their beds with nothing else around them
Thank you that’s very kind I’ll do another garden tour just as soon as we are through national rose month and then the collections that we’re doing after that I will get on the implant your companion planting as soon as you can as long as you’re giving each plant enough space to grow and thrive
Also approx how far apart have you planted your roses? I am preparing the garden beds ready for my first David Austin bare root roses and I believe I read they recommend to plant them 1 mtre apart, of course I want to squeeze more roses in. I could be wrong, but thought yours are planted closer than 1 mtr apart (I secretly hope so :) )
It really Depends on the varieties that you are planting planting groups of the same rows together you can get away with Plants in them closer together different varieties need to be spaced out further apart yes a lot of mine are planted quite densely but that in turn means you have to be very much on top of your soil conditioning ventilation watering and pest control
Hello from Germany Mr. Anderson! Thank you for the wonderful tour of your garden. Incredible collection of roses, plants and even nicely arranged borders for vegetation. I like the old tub used for planting and was that a small boat used as a pond? We have something in common, I’m obsessed too with Eustacia Vye also called Sts. Francis and Claire. I agree with you how birds, Earwigs and other insects are so beneficial in the garden, I’ve got house sparrows living behind the rain gutter, they are noisy, chirping all the time and eat my romana salat but they are very industrious. May I ask how many roses you’ve got in your garden and how many years you’ve been working in this paradise? Lovely day to you!😍
Hi if you have CPM as a standard or three rows you shouldn’t need to do any training just prune it during the winter as you would do a shrub rose just on a stem my CPMs are all shrubs and Reach around 6 feet tall by the end of each season
I hope my garden grows up to l👀k like yours!
There's no such thing as too many plants.
This is an awesome Garden tour. In the world of gardening, landscaping, and planning a Rose Garden, your site is the epitome of all landscape gardening. I plan to incorporate your techniques in planning my 2023 Austin Rose Garden!!!
Thank you for your channel- a hello from VA. Usa- I am a 69 year old Vet with PTSD - a lover of the Rose- your videos offer solace/healing! Thank You so much!
You can never enough Roses 🌹 x
У вас фантастический сад! Полный восторг от вашего увлечения растениями и природой. Творческих успехов вам и здоровья вашему любимому саду!!! Спасибо
Thank you, I’m glad that you like it
Wow Ben! I didn't know you even had this video. I always wondered what your garden looked like. It's more beautiful than I imagined. Full credit to you for creating such a beautiful heavenly space. I'm looking at your Claire Austin and then looking at mine on a 1.9m obelisk 🙄. I'm not sure how I'll change mine to a larger one as the rose is twined around it inside and out haha. I really hope we get more of these videos at all different times of the year. I've watched this video twice as I loved it that much x
You have a lovely garden which is also rich in wildlife. That hosta is lovely. It is a seiboldiana hybrid. Anyone wanting to grow that lovely hosta shouldn’t have slug problems as the seiboldiana hybrids are slug resistance hostas.
Glorious!
Wow! Paradise
Thank you for the tour!!!! Super enjoyable. I WISH I could say hi at Chelsea but I’m in Canada, going there is on my bucket list. Haha. we’re just warming up here so it’s so nice to see your garden chugging along. Please post the rose updates on youtube too for those of us that don’t have instagram. Again, thanks for the videos-keep them coming :)
Thank you for sharing your garden…SOOoooooo Lovely. I adore all the roses and how you show the way they grow, super helpful when I’m buying my sweet David Austin Roses. Totally enjoyed the amazing plants tucked in all the beds. Your Home couldn’t be more magical. I love your list of favorite roses and do my David Austin order from it. I heard if you grow raspberries off on the side of your garden, June Bugs will flock to them leaving the roses alone…I’m going to try it this year. If you would like, I’ll let you know my results;) Thank you again for all your informative videos…your my TOP one on line MR. Rose Man;)
Thank you, that’s very kind, I grow raspberries here I would love to see more June bugs, but they become incredibly rare here in the UK
Thank you for this magnificent video! Your gardens are truly inspiring and you are such an expert! The fact that you know and recognize all of your roses, even those NOT in bloom, is so impressive. Love how you brought out the importance of providing a home for the beneficial bugs and birds....the perfect ecosystem! On the average, how much space do you provide in the garden between most of your roses? Because of you I have ordered 5 DA roses that will be here soon. I don't want to make the mistake of planting too close together.
Thank you, that’s very kind of you very much depends if you’re planting different varieties or groups of the same plants groups of the same plants can be planted together as little as 18 inches or 40 cm apart different varieties will need larger spacing usually around 3 feet or 36 inches
I started my garden in December 2021, that’s when I planted my first roses: Pierre de Ronsard, Albertine, Mme Hardy, The Pilgrin, Alchymist, Comte de Chambord and Roses des Peintres. Today, almost a year later, i have already planted 45 Anciennes Roses and 23 Austin Roses. I was very inspired to make this garden in gardeners like you and others around the world. And what a great pleasure for the mundo, vodu, and senses to do só! Saved me from depression. My garden is beautiful (in my opinion), but there I have to calm down, the garden is small and I don’t know how it will look in the future when all this world will grow!
Me gusta mucho tú paraíso 😍
Thank you for the tour! Beautiful garden.
Ridiculously beautiful garden. This is my dream home and garden.
Lovely garden
Looking forward to the new updated tour
I think it yould be great if you did at least one garden tour in summer and one mid autumn. That way it's a lot easier to see what blooms simultaneously and how the plants react as the season progresses.
I keep saying I’ll do more by they take such a long time to do, i will try
Just put my Crown Princess Margareta in the ground yesterday. A memorial rose for my grandfather who passed in March.
Amazing gardens and a beautiful house you have there!!! I enjoyed your tour so much! Thank you :))
And I have the same question on princess Alex of Kent. Thank you Ben
Hi Ben thank you for sharing your tour with us. Quick question regarding some of your structures eg 3 x bamboo stakes with a terracotta pot on top, another one used for Claire Austin etc. Can you provide more details on how you create these structures to withstand each of their relevant plants they were intended for? Thank you...
Thank you for the tour. Your garden is stunningly beautiful 🌹🌸🌺❤️
Thank you
Beautiful, sumptuous garden. Just love it and love the fact that it is crammed full of plants. Breathtaking. Will you do another tour when the roses are fully out?
I will of course do another tour just as soon as I get a chance with national rose month were continuing on the house being away for nearly 2 weeks and now preparing a garden for opening is in a little bit busy
Question, what are the best methods of planting a Bareroot Rose? For example, what are the essential elements that need to go into the actual planting hole (i.e., compost, organic material, bone meal)?
❤❤❤❤❤
Hi Ben, is the tall Claire Austin standing up by herself? When you did a closeup of the flower I thought I saw a thick strong stem but not sure if it was a post you installed for support. Can you please let me know? Thanks!
One more question Ben. About Bethesda climbing up the apple tree did that happen on her own after the initial training around the trunk or did you have to tie her up above the trunk? I’d love to have a climbing Rose on my tree but won’t be able to tie up beyond where I can reach. Thanks Ben. I look forward to hearing from you!
Also, @19:43 you pass by gentle harmoine and mention it is reaching for the sky. Did you get the tree version? I have the potted version and I m wondering if I should plant my potted rose in the garden bed or at the back of the fence. Can you please let me know?
Hi! Ben...your garden is taking off really well for the season and it is lovely.I cannot wait to see the burst of color by june.How is you poet's wife?is it growing like a giant bush as well? I suppose you will feature that next time.Thanks for sharing.🤗🙏😇
I heard you say something about young roses take time to grow and show. My friend told me last week a saying for roses; First year they sleep. Second year creep. 3rd year leap!!!"
I would agree with that yes
Absolutely stunning, I love your gardening style.
Could you suggest some roses that grow well in the shade please?
Thank you so much that means a lot roses that do well in shade please take a look at my rose reviews for Imogen Crown Princess Margarita, Roald Dahl and incoming for this June look out for my review on Emily Brontë
@@the_gardenerben thank you, will do
Your garden is amazing!!! I'm working on adding more plants to attract beneficials... should I wait to interplant them with my roses until the roses have established? Many were planted as bareroot this spring and are in their beds with nothing else around them
Thank you that’s very kind I’ll do another garden tour just as soon as we are through national rose month and then the collections that we’re doing after that I will get on the implant your companion planting as soon as you can as long as you’re giving each plant enough space to grow and thrive
Thanks for the tour ! What is the name of the huge rambling rose @ 16:33 ?
I’m afraid I don’t know it was hear when we moved in I’ve never identified it
Hello from the USA. This year I have added DA Carding Mill to our collection. have you ever reviewed this one? curious to know your thoughts
I’m sorry it’s not one that I grow
How much ground do you have? It looks quite big.
We are 2220 m2
Also approx how far apart have you planted your roses? I am preparing the garden beds ready for my first David Austin bare root roses and I believe I read they recommend to plant them 1 mtre apart, of course I want to squeeze more roses in. I could be wrong, but thought yours are planted closer than 1 mtr apart (I secretly hope so :) )
It really Depends on the varieties that you are planting planting groups of the same rows together you can get away with Plants in them closer together different varieties need to be spaced out further apart yes a lot of mine are planted quite densely but that in turn means you have to be very much on top of your soil conditioning ventilation watering and pest control
How big is your garden? Looks beautiful
Thank you it’s around 3/4 of an acre which is about 2200 m2
Hello from Germany Mr. Anderson! Thank you for the wonderful tour of your garden. Incredible collection of roses, plants and even nicely arranged borders for vegetation. I like the old tub used for planting and was that a small boat used as a pond? We have something in common, I’m obsessed too with Eustacia Vye also called Sts. Francis and Claire. I agree with you how birds, Earwigs and other insects are so beneficial in the garden, I’ve got house sparrows living behind the rain gutter, they are noisy, chirping all the time and eat my romana salat but they are very industrious. May I ask how many roses you’ve got in your garden and how many years you’ve been working in this paradise? Lovely day to you!😍
Hi, yes it is a boat used as a pond, in total I have 140 + roses, 90+ varieties from david Austin, the garden is now in its 5th summer
We have the European earwigs in our garden but did not know they were beneficial?
They eat all sorts from plant matter to aphids everyone has its place
@@the_gardenerben Kewl. New to me.
Thank you sir, I do enjoy your vids.
didn't see mill on the floss?
Mill on the floss is planted on the driveway along with a Tottering by gently, Charles Darwin The mayflower, and James L Austin
What is your trick on train CPM on tree?
Hi if you have CPM as a standard or three rows you shouldn’t need to do any training just prune it during the winter as you would do a shrub rose just on a stem my CPMs are all shrubs and Reach around 6 feet tall by the end of each season