The Parfuma Collection | Rose Garden Tour | Kordes Roses
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- Опубликовано: 27 июн 2024
- Well I had to try and capture some of my Parfuma collection of roses before they went over. As I mention in the video, this year some of them seem to be going over prematurely. I’m hoping as temps rise they will start to do better as the season goes on.
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Love kordes roses find they hold up to the sun the best and best for health 🌞 but you can't beat the romance of a david austin roses still the best
Hi there, yes I’m certain if it were hotter the kordes would be doing very well. And the DA perhaps not so much as they are now. But each season I guess have to be different to make it interesting. This year certainly so far at least, looks to be benefiting the DA.
Flower Garden beautiful.. 🌷🥰😁😘🌹💐👍
Geez I’d be happy if my roses lasted two or three days! It’s so hot here in Florida that they last about a day. The sun is so intense here in summer. Thank god I’ll have roses most of the year as winter months are much lower and the sun less intense. Sometimes I wonder how things keep flowering that long😎👍❤️ Wow Amadeus rose is gorgeous!!❤️ ugh I want wedding piano ❤️
My roses are doing the same , bud for ages and then going over quick . I’m a year into roses and have 40 plus 35 are DA roses . It’s an obsession for my adhd .
Love your Roses and channel .❤
I can’t buy wedding piano, even Rosen Tantau don’t allow or out of stock .
Hi there. Yes we can hope things will get better for next flush when things get warmer. I hope they do at least! :) But I have to say I haven’t noticed this issue with the David Austin roses I have. For me they are budding as usual. But best of luck with your roses for the rest of the year. ;)
Your potted Eden is amazing :)
Hi there and thanks. My example of course doesn’t do Eden justice, but in a tight situation I’m over the moon. :)
Beautiful roses!!❤
Lovely collection there Jay. Been a strange year for sure. As you know my Brother Cadfael having it's best year ever and about 50 buds/flowers and of course it's very strong scent. Now Retired by DA which baffles me!
My BC is demon mate really put on a lot of growth this year. Doing very well. We will never know the REAL reason why they discontinue some roses, but I imagine a bean counter was involved at some point.
Hi Jay Jay, I was anxiously waiting on your Kordes visit video. Your video on your Tantau visit was fantastic. If I missed your Kordes video forgive me.
Hi there, no you haven’t missed the kordes video, I was going to upload it this evening but had to film the Parfuma collection because I feared in another day or two it would be over!:( the kordes video I hope will be next.
Everything is looking so beautiful in your garden, thanks for the tour. Wedding Piano is stunning and only one year old, that is a very happy rose ! Eden is beautiful so pretty and has taken to shrub pruning very well, she looks very happy too. The weather this year has definitely been difficult for the garden. Thanks again for the lovely tour, looking forward to the Kordes video, take care.
Thanks Linda yeah I’m surprised with Eden. Not ideal of course but with no space for her to plant or climb what does a man do! So best result for me I think. :)
All looking good to me Jay Jay. Roses, roses and.............more roses. Interesting how one year varies to another. Also how nature, usually, has a habbit of catching up and sorting things out. I think you should welcome the rabbits into your garden every year, they seem to have done a good pruning job. No?? I'll have to check on that other Eden Rose that I've mentioned to see how it's doing this year. My roses don't like all this heat and dry weather. How much watering do you have to do apart from the pots? Good luck with your next video. P.
Very impressive roses. Eden rose has very distinctive display, even in my garden among other roses. I have pink Eden (pretty in pink Eden) first blooms bursting to open in next few days. Thanks for sharing such beautiful roses.
Your roses are very beautiful. They’re ahead of mine, which aren’t yet in second flush, as I’m up north in Lancashire. I have an Eden rose too!😍
Definitely Jay
I found that my Empereur Charles IV (which is a Lens rose) was like this: in bud for months and then each flower lasted a couple of days.
Hi and yes it’s sad. Usually roses that stay in bud for a long time often mean they have good duration. They are building Stength. But this is a vulnerable time and I think this year they stayed in bud for too long possibly.
Yes, here in Ohio, while the weather was cold, the buds opened agonizingly slow, but then the temperatures went up to between 90 and 95 degrees fahrenheit for more than an entire week and everything speeded up.
4:34 Oh yes, my first 30 years gardening, I was spontaneous, everything together with no regard to color, but now, especially with spring bulbs, I premeditatedly coordinate colors, and for me, that is 90% of the various colors are what I call the "theme" colors, in sync with each other, and 10% is an accent color out of sync with the other colors to grab the viewer's eye. For example, 90% pink and red tulips with 10 % strong canary yellow, and just as lanscape painters guide the viewers eye towards whatever the artist wishes to emphasize, we too can use sparing amounts of accent colors in the garden to draw the eye towards whatever we may wish to emphasize, it may be a birdbath, a garden sculpture, garden seat, whatever. All that said though, the charm of the English cottage garden is it's natural, seemingly unplanned composition, however, a proper cottage garden is well thought out, but looks natural. In my opinion, a proper English cottage garden warms my heart to see moreso than the gardens of grand estates. 6:33 The Bliss Parfuma glows, as if a lantern is inside of the blooms! 8:12 Alas! First Crush is about to get crushed, or as Vita Sackville West would say "hoicked" 😆😆 8:42 Wellenspiel, Nice! Stuffed to the gills with petals, I love high petal count, nice pink also. 10:06 I suspect also that excessive rain/fog/atmospheric moisture also prevents them opening. It's as if dry air is needed to dry and therefore shrink the outer petals in order to pull away and allow inner petals to open up, globular roses being the worst in this matter. But I LOVE GLOBULAR, high petal count roses. I being an antiquarian call them Victorian, Redoute, cabbage form, those who have no interest in the past would call the form a "throwback".
11:58 I may be wrong, but I sense that David Austin shies away from the "danger zone", the danger zone being poor performance that will disgust customers and also avoiding roses that will not bloom until after the second year, whereas Kordes is all out infatuation with soul meltingly beautiful form. My Paschmina Verands is one example of a Kordes rose that quickly fell out of favor with the public because in prolonged wet weather, it's buds will not open. For that reason, I keep her in a massive pot, if rain is excessive, she goes under the roof. Same with Earth Angel/Herzegovina Christiana, excessive wet weather, her flowers will not open. Connoisseur roses,for those willing to work with troubles, not roses for the general public. 12:26 Amadeus, gorgeous beyond words, that would not happen in Ohio, she would freeze down to about 3 feet or lower above the ground. 14:02 Wedding Piano, now THAT is over the top gorgeous. I generally have no interest in white, too much like a blank sheet of paper, but HERE, the white via shading, raking light shows the romantic form most gorgeously and that faint tinge of green, like in Paschmina, that seems to show up in Kordes roses somewhat often, I wonder what ancestor imparts that pale green blush? Long lasting flowers, just like Paschmina, some ancestor that I am sure that Kordes will not reveal imparts that pale green wash and longevity of flowers. With Paschmina, the blooms eventaully dry up, tuen brown and they are still hanging on, finally I trim them off, but fascinating though. I am sure that bright overcast shows the green much better than full sunshine. On my computer, the green is showing to perfection.
Alas! I have writtten another "chapter" for a book, had no plan to do so. Thank you For the gorgeous show and tell!
Ralph in Ohio.
Lovely collection and thanks for a great video. I’ve only got 2 parfuma -pretty & creamy, one year old, in pots, south facing -both have lots of buds on but no sign of them breaking into flower as yet, same with my DA all max 1yr old-the pilgrim & Ronald Dahl-lots of buds, but yet to open, but my other DAs Gabriel Oak, Summer Song, Poets Wife, James L Austin, Judy Dench, Grace, WOH, Bathseda, Dannahue, Desdemona, Lady Gardener, scepter d’isle, Ferdinand Pritchard, skylark, royal jubilee (too many to list!) all into 2nd flushes. Not sure if I need to feed to help them, or what to do other than try and patiently wait 😊
Lovely collection you have there. Yes just wait things will happen :) best of luck
Gorgeous! Your garden is inspiring!
Great timing Jay jay as I'd just put the kettle on for a cup of coffee. Always like a rose tour. The weather has definitely affected our plants this year. My hanging baskets haven't spilled out the way they normally do by the end of June.
Hi lovely Wendy. Yes the dwarf salvia that I have growing out the front and Veronica is only just starting to make an appearance now. But we can only hope we get back the time at the other end of the season. Let’s hope :)
Greetings from Kentucky Jay Jay. Your roses are beautiful as ever. You mentioned some of roses are staying in bud for months because of the cooler weather in the UK. Mine in this crazy heat and dryness are opening and fading within one day sadly. I'm glad you said that you can grow a climber rose as a shrub rose in a pot. Your rose Amadeus is breathtakingly beautiful against your house! I also really loved the rose Wellenspiel. Thanks for the tour of your roses, James
Hi James, well as you can see I seem to be getting away with Eden growing in a pot. That’s not ideal situation but sometimes between a rock and a hard place what can you do. It’s staying compact and flowering very well for me. But that may just be luck.
Some of my roses have it to, like new dawn. Goes into flower and goes over in like 2/3 days
Amadeus is beautiful... can't wait for mine to bloom.
yes that green is wonderful, especally with the little pink streaks.
Just to confirm I, too, have had blooms forming over weeks and weeks only to eventually open completely spent, leaving no choice but to dead head them straight away. Most disappointing.
However, on a completely different subject....did we travel all the way to Germany, through torrential rain, have many of us seen either Tantau's or Kordes' Headquarters , I doubt it.
Will we appreciate seeing your videos of both visits? Absolutely!
You always make the magic happen, and 'we' are content with the content, so there you have it Lovely Videographer, in your wonderful Garden of Eden.
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Lovely witty Peter. Not for the first time you make me smile. Firstly and perhaps most importantly it’s good to know I’m not alone on some of these roses just going over prematurely this year. I said I’m seeing one day on some of the flowers. Really odd. Hence the rush to get this video out. But like I said I think perhaps they are already exhaustipated when they open.
I’ve edited the kordes video pretty much. I will be uploading it when finished but I wanna make sure best I can people aren’t so disappointed.
Fantastic Parfuma collection mate. That Piano and Gabriel are stunning. You are right that Dark Desire wouldn’t last longer only 3 days in proper shape. Amadeus look fantastic.
Is that what your seeing Rakesh 3 days for dark desire? Cheers mate
@@Jay_Jay I have similar experience.
Wow to Wedding piano! Love the Eden too. I have Pretty in Pink Eden and I just bought Eden Red. I too have limited space to add climbers so I have to control myself and not be tempted.
Bliss Parfuma looks stunning!
Hi there yes that rose is doing well for such a young rose. And gorgeous :)
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Beautiful rose.
Hey jay - i am surprised to not see Perfume Passion which is one of the best Kordes roses , strong fragrance , and prolific bloomer. - the raspberry cupcake for me doesn't do well pest wise i had to dispose of mine due to relentless spidermite infestation to un-manageable levels (no other kordes was affected like raspberry cupcake was and was constantly yellow foliage due to mites). Fur Elise was only released in australia this season I regret not preordering it now after seeing your video. Dark Desire does extremely well in my climate - being much hotter than germany we have many 38 - 42 degrees celcious and it exploded at least 2 meters of growth in the season and its flowers are climate proof -if only dark desire had less thorns it certain draws blood.
Hi Callum. That’s interesting what you say. My raspberry cupcake is not a mm bigger than the day when I bought mine. I’ve had to cut it back to the beginning…twice. Just very weak growth. But I have seen it grow well with others who bought the same time.
@@Jay_Jay raspberry cupcake is small - almost classed as miniature rose for me - which could explain thr spider mites as they seem to infest miniature rose leaf structure more. Mine didn't grow much either. but i will say it has a sweet scent
Your roses are really beautiful. ❤😊
Thank you. 🌹
I see the green on Wedding Piano, wish I could get one but not in the U.S. I am shocked to hear that you can't make the magic happen for Kordes---I thought you were Wizard of All! LOL! All I expect to see is whatever roses were there that you saw. While the gardens are lovely at D.A., it just isn't something I can have at my house unless I win the lottery & take on a staff of lanscapers, rose experts & forest management experts (this would be nice but quite miraculous, as I do not play the lottery). But one or 2 beautiful roses I can get, & most Kordes roses can be found here in the states. So do not agonaize over the Kordes video, just be sure it starts w/ your "lovely viewer" & we shall all be content.
That cracked me up. The start of the video is me pointing at the kordes flags blowing in the wind. Thankfully a minute or two in the audio is restored. :) thanks vintage and perhaps you should buy a ticket this week…. You gotta be in it to win it. And if you win it I’ll want a holiday to the U.S :) 🌹🌹
زهور وورود مريحة جدآ 😃🩵🌺
Hey Jay Jay, I think it’s because of the weather, here we had these weird April Frosts, some needed a cut back, others don’t but with the Temperatures in May and till last week barely above 20c and at night a few times at 5c and barely above 10c they were in buds till this week, now we have above 30c and everything get’s fried…🙈🙈🙈I think this one will also not be a good Rose Year….😵💫😵💫😵💫
Like we already said …they market their Roses completely different then DA, mostly over Gardencenters and the Internet and supplying the big Garden Centers with Roses mean thousands of Roses each year….
Hi obiwan I think every word you say there is truth. I could be wrong but that is what I’m inclined to believe. Going from a refrigerator into an oven won’t help anyone. :)
Sorry that your Parfuma roses have been disappointing with their flowering - is it connected with the recent short-lived heatwave? I noticed that the roses on my Alpine Sunset have developed much faster than I expected or hoped over the past week. But generally the DA roses don't seem to have been affected in the same way, and in addition the DA roses seem to have performed better than usual over the past month with the cooler temperatures - even my wife has commented on that. Your Amadeus is looking eye-sockingly amazing, and the Piano Wedding is looking great (just a pity you seem to have put a green filter on your lens while filming them - that was rather careless Jay Jay). I seem to have read somewhere that Bonica is widely planted in parks (probably in the US) because it is prolific and bullet-proof - and I can certainly see why, looking at your example. The Queen of Sweden just doesn't seem to want to be held back, does she? I was thinking of cutting mine back drastically too, to keep it in check, but that's clearly not going to work. Mind you, your Gabriel Oak is competing on the height front - and I am grateful my two are happy to be medium height. I went to two garden centres today - the first had lots of black-spot and hardly any flowers, so that almost put me off growing roses. The second had lots of healthy roses with flowers - my wife and I both loved the look and scent of Wollerton Old Hall, but that's not the climber I want, and we saw Bring Me Sunshine and Ozeana, which are on my list of possibles, but unfortunately they did not have convincing enough examples to clinch a deal. Don't beat yourself up about the Kordes video - whatever you can show will be appreciated - you can't make a silk purse out of a sow's ear as they say.
Hi nik yes I suspect the weather, this won’t be a vintage year again. But I guess if every year was a vintage it would become boring. That said and as you point out the David Austin roses are flying. Very healthy in my garden and just demon flowering. The cooler weather so far definitely helping them from bleaching.
Yes I see the black spot in the garden centres, it’s coming to all of us I’m sure. I have some creeping on but has to be expected with a couple of roses I have that are spreading it.
You saw a potted ozeana? That’s interesting. You didn’t like?
@@Jay_Jay It was just that the Ozeana wasn't in flower - I saw it from your visit to Germany and thought it worth looking at, but unfortunately there was nothing to see today - I need to see it. A quick google shows me you can get it from various centres in the UK - Cowell's, Webbs, Ornamentaltrees if you are keen to get it.
Hi Jay Jay, could it or could it not be a soil issue? I don't have First Crush but all my roses are planted in dark rich soil, I feed them horse manure and they seem to love it! Your Wedding Piano is magnificent and the green is absolutely stunning! Mine gave me 3 very healthy roses, but it's still a baby. Although the leaves are lush, no sign of a second flush yet. I'm going to get Gabriel Oak, it's so beautiful! Congratulations, you've a spetacular rose collection, bye🌹
Hi there, it’s possible. I think with growing roses anything can be possible or at least nothing will surprise me. That said I think most of the Parfuma collection I have just hasn’t been warm enough weather for them this year so far. But of course I could be wrong. My other roses seem to be fine. Even ones planted next to them. Give your wedding piano time and it won’t take long I don’t think. As I’ve said before my first flush from planting was rubbish. But it never looked back after that.
I've added fruity parfuma, Bliss and timeless purple, and I absolutely love them. I want to add more, but they look quite big with you, and im limited on space now 🥺 I have got tropicana by tantau this year, and oh my, its absolutely stunning. It reminds me of a peach princess Charlene de Marco with a fragrance to match. I got mine from Henry Street and you need this one 😁 The comments I have had on that one is incredible, and it's extremely healthy, too. Go on, Jay Jay, you know you want to get her 😂
You is a bad influence!!
No I do have my eye on one rose and that is rose ozeana. But I think that rose might be too big for you I don’t know. But rose queen bee! That one might suit you. :) cracking rose.
Regarding your latest purchases I think they will do well for you. Cracking roses also. I honestly believe that.
@Jay_Jay I will have to have a nosy at that one. Its a shame I can't show you a photo on here of my tropicana, it's the perfect rose and you really need to get that one 😁 I have my eye on glorious parfuma to replace my very floppy Lichfield angel, do you have that one? A bad influence, I don't believe a word of it 🤣🤣🤣
@@klbirdwatch7948 haha yes I have glorious Parfuma aka Madame Anisette. It’s the short one in this video. But I do have another planted in the lane bed. Same age but gets more sun and twice the size. Another lovely rose.
I will check out Tropicana :)
@@Jay_Jay Yay 😁
Wedding piano is stunning!!!🤩 Ps:I’m not Eric😅
Yes sorry mate I did read that before I’m unsure if I replied. My apologies. But thank you yes wedding piano in that position looks very happy. :)
@@Jay_Jay no worries at all✨
First Crush never did well for me, finally shovel pruned and replaced with Mary Ann
Wow how about that. I honestly never heard of Mary Ann but now I see that many people have it. How are you liking it?
@Jay_Jay Mary Ann is a dream! Even when her blooms are going over, she's beautiful. Blooming here now in 106 degree Fahrenheit! She never stops, stays shorter, thrips barely affect her. When you showed her at Tantau I was cheering like a fangirl lol
Your roses are gorgeous. I'm thinking of trying a parfuma rose in container in zone 10(California)--do you believe it should fare well or any advice? Thank you & love your channel❤
I have 4 year old Amadeus grafted is yours grafted or own root? Yours is looking fantastic. This year mine is looking a little sad, but that could be due to it being in a pot. Will be repotting it into a much larger pot in autumn.
Hi there. Mine is grafted. Yes if yours has been in a pot for 4 years you will know there will be zero nutrients remaining in that pot other than what you are feeding the rose. It will be interesting to see the rootball when you unpot it. My guess is if you potted it in rich compost type matter you will see lots of hair like root. If you used a mix with heavier Earth type top soil you will see bigger roots in addition to the hair like roots. This is why whenever I pot a rose now I always use at least 50 percent decent quality garden Earth. Best of luck and I hope he sings for you next year.
@@Jay_Jay thank you for your reply. Will definitely be interesting seeing the rootball. I did watch a video of Amadeus grown in a large pot and grew very well. That’s where I fell in love with it and did the same. Only realised that my pot size is on the smaller size.
Hi Jay, I do have a first crush at home-half sun location. I didn’t count how many days the flower stays but it’s okay 👌. Constance Mozart(first crush) has very strong stems and takes a lot of space. Is the parfuma rose corner too less direct sunlight? Because when I look at the plants (not only the flower), they are not big enough. The new branches are thin.
Hi hina, where I have first crush that gets direct sun from 5am until 1pm. It’s in a good sunny position. It’s waiting on second flush. Summer romance towards the road gets it a little later but has it later in the afternoon also. It’s only right near the road that those last couple of roses start to get affected by lack of sun because of the tree. I don’t think the others have lack of sunshine hours. Maybe something else but I don’t think lack of sun especially towards the house.
Then your first crush has much more sunlight than mine! Mine is behind the house. It should be shining 😮…this is strange…by the way, will you get the Hansestadt Rostock rose for your garden? I have a feeling you fell in love with it 😂 😂 (Rostock is a city in north Germany)
@@HinaHeather how long do your flowers last with first crush hina? Yes I will probably buy that rose and keep her potted. But ozeana is the next one I will get.
I didn’t really count how many days, maybe 5-7 days? I found mine strong in cold autumn but start late in spring.
Which fertilisers do you use for the roses and why?
I used a plant based organic mulch during early spring. Then this year I fed with David Austin rose feed. I’m unsure if it’s any better than other rose feeds. Fortnightly I apply uncle toms rose tonic at half recommended strength to most of my roses. And a fortnightly dose of comfrey tea.