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Not my Rose Garden Tour | Peter Haymaker | David Austin Roses | Climbing Roses
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- Опубликовано: 1 июн 2024
- First of all apologies for the poor sound quality of this video. The sound is bad. I had the very tightest of windows to get this video filmed. And sadly during that time everyone was in their gardens mowing and trimming!
Peters garden is testament to him and the work that he has put in over the years. Very well supported and trained climbing roses. Established roses and an established garden.
Thank you Peter for allowing me a visit and opportunity to film.
The finest rose Rural England and Madame Alfred Carriere that I have seen.
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Great garden, Peter!!! Jay Jay thank you very much for this video 🌹❤️
Thanks dilly. A great garden indeed and Al credit to Peter :)
Well, that's a garden and a half! So many established large rose climbers! Wonderful.
Hi nik yes indeed and all credit to Peter :)
Bred by Peter Beale Rural England. Another great rose breeder. All the rain and then sun has been fabulous for the roses.
Hi Marilyn. Yes I forgot to shout out to Peter beales. I actually forgot it was them who bred it. This rose variety twice now it’s been a show stopper. The two occasions I’ve seen this rose as mature examples both times fantastic. A lovely fragrance and packed full of buds.
How lovely that you got to see Peter's garden in real life. It always looks amazing on the videos. I'm sure that you enjoyed your personal open day!
It was lovely, lovely Wendy. A flying visit but enjoyed all the same. :)
Hi guys, Nasturtiums are also edible. They have a peppery, spicy flavor. I grow them year to year after harvesting their seeds. Roses love them because they can also serve as aphid magnets. Aphids go to the Nasturtium and not the roses. Just a fun fact 🥰 Really pretty garden. Thanks for bringing me along
Hi Jane and thank you. Yes I’ve recently purchased some for companion planting. I’m hoping they do well. :)
Omg that rose is unbelievable! I love it and never seen anything that big and beautiful!!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Yes he has many roses doing fantastically well. He does like the big repeat roses. ;)
Hi Jay, I watch this 3 times in my tv to enjoy the magnificent growth of Peters’ roses. Incredible, is he pruning them ( climbers) especially the Rural England? He’s got 'For your eyes’ and the ‘Pilgrim rose is fantastic. I’ll take a look at his channel. Thanks for sharing this paradise to us!😍🌹🌹🌹
The Pilgrim is really amazing! Thanks for this interesting garden tour! It was great!
Thanks Ruth. All credit to Peter and his roses. The pilgrim was indeed fantastic.
Stunning. The Pilgrim against the dark background. Fantastic, wow
Isn’t it just :) that’s no coincidence that’s a magician at work :)
Wow wow wow! What a stunning garden! So lovely to hear you and Peter sharing your love of gardens. Makes me want to buy more roses 😂
Always room for more Hailey :)
Thank you for sharing Peter’s beautiful garden, Jay Jay! What spectacular roses. Some innovative plant support techniques!!
Yes and training. The difference between an expert and amateur.
Thank you, Jay Jay. That was one stunning garden and those roses ❤. I planted The Pilgrim Last Autumn, and it is all budded up, so I'm quite excited about that. Exquisite, many thanks again.
Best of luck wirh yours. You see peters here is doing fantastically well.
Wow such a beautiful it’s very pretty natural I just love watching this video ❤❤❤❤the rose 🌹 ❤
Glad you enjoyed and thank you
Oh dear ❤ what a beautiful garden 🌹
Hi Jay, love what Peter has done with his garden and the roses are amazing. Thank you for sharing. Take care.
Hi there and thank you. Yes all credit to Peter and his marvellous work on his roses. Hope your well.
@@Jay_Jay Im doing well thanks...so much to do and prepare now that we're in Winter here is Sydney Australia. My garden Reno still hasn't been completed... but still working on it.
Hope all is well with you and the family! Take care.
LOVED his creative supports, for his Climbers! The drift wood tree support, the bent metal bars, the eye bolts & metal rods. WOW, Gorgeous garden and gorgeous roses!! Thank you!! ~ from Washington state, USA
Yes many ideas to have and learn from.
Absolutely beautiful!
Indeed and all credit to Peter. ;) thanks
Wow
Fabulous, thank you for the video Jay Jay what a treat to visit with Peter in his garden it's one of my favourite gardens. I have Rural England and Blush Noisette they are both 2nd year for me here so it's wonderful to see what they could become. Gorgeous garden and as Peter always says 'colour' haha Yes a garden crammed full of magnificent colour ! Wonderful.
Yes I see the connection with both of your gardens. I’ve thought that for a while. Two fantastic roses you have there, you see the potential of both those rose varieties. Truth be told I’d much rather have had rural England growing instead of my maid of Kent.
Peter has got every inch of life out of them and that is the sign of someone who knows what they are doing :)
Thanks for sharing mate. He has fantastic rambler and climber roses. Subscribed to his channel.
Cheers Rakesh. Yes he does like a nice climbing rose. Ones that tend to repeat hard and often! :)
Thanks for sharing ❤
Hi Seniye I do hope your well. X
@@Jay_Jay Hi Jay, I am doing well. How are you, I thought about you couple of weeks ago while I was at London airport! I visited my homeland Istanbul Turkey to see my siblings, I had lay over almost 7 hours at London, it was very long! But I used to like flying with British Airways I don't know if I do it again, waiting is too long!! Take care my friend 🌹
@@seniyeshepherd3050 funny I thought about you a while ago also, isn’t that strange. I’m glad your well and hoped you enjoyed your visit to Turkey seeing family.
Phenomenal! Such a dreamy place. Beautiful. Thank you xx
Fan-dabby-dozy 😊 well done Peter, thanks for sharing JJ 🍻
Hello sir.beautiful rose garden.
Thanks
Sound is NOT very bad, & I much appreciate the titles for the rose names---it is often a bit difficult for me to catch those when it's maybe a rose we don't have here in the states & there's an unfamiliar accent. (I'm SURE it's not that I'm getting a bit old!) It was lovely to see all those climbers in their glory. I do hope I'll be around in 10 years to see some of mine get that old & glorious! I'll take a look at his channel b/c what I really want to see is how he prunes those masses! Thnaks to both of you gentlemen for the tour!
Hi vintage. Yes when editing I realised how rushed this video was. Like I said I was up against a tight window time wise. Long story short I had to catch a tide because my brother was sailing. And it just happened every neighbour decided to cut grass when I was there! Peters pruning and training is second to none. That I’ve seen anyway. Hopefully he will show you more info on his channel without the noise or rush! :)
@@Jay_Jay Well now I'm jealous of this garden & of you, sailing away on a beautiful sunny day! It was a fine & inspirational video!
Wow...what an amazing garden...must have the balance of the feeding and nurturing requirements of those colossal beauties off to an absolute fine art!
Amazing, Peter, superb.
Thank you for allowing us in......and thank you....
Wonderful Grower, for sharing
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Hi Peter, yes I’m sure he has. I will let Peter divulge his trade secrets to you. But I think he goes for strong repeating roses and this always helps. But the expert manner in which he trains and supports his roses he really does drag every inch of life out of them.
That’s a beautiful Garden! Yes I want a link to his channel as well.
I’m not sure I can link it Lucy. When I’ve tried that in the past RUclips delete it down.
Simply beautiful! I loved the Pilgrim rose especially. I had that rose once, but sadly it did not make it over one Winter.
All credit to Peter. That pilgrim and how he’s grown it is special indeed. Sorry to hear about your rose.
Lovely garden, wish the video was longer to show more of it.
Hi there yes I agree and sorry about that. I was up against a very tight time window. And with so much noise going on around us I rushed it.
Another wonderful video, nothing horrific about it!
Arr thank you.
I have Madame Alfred Carriere , she was bareroot of EBay last year , only had one or 2 years so far . Beautiful garden must subscribe to Peter thanks ☺️
A brilliant and very interesting video Jay Jay. Certainly you've got the Professional touch; you did the garden proud. P.
No thank you. Lovely to see your garden in full flower. I knew that rural England would look special when I saw it in bud. It didn’t disappoint neither did blush noisette. :) great roses
@@Jay_Jay It was lovely to share with someone who loves roses. Thank you for doing such a good job on the video. Lets hope we have a good 'Year of the Rose' in your garden and everyone elses. P.
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Also stop apologizing for the horrible quality of the video! Makes me feel bad! Lol
That made me laugh. It was like everyone in the neighbourhood decided to mow there lawns and trim there hedges :)
@@Jay_Jay 👍 I know I’m a horrible video maker … so that made me go …waittt a minuteeelol
@@Lucysroses shhh talking yourself down. That’s my job!
Jay Jay, just the person and I was only thinking of you today. I need your expert rose advice 😁 I got timeless purple and Bliss parfuma after watching one of your videos and oh my, they are absolutely beautiful. I have a gap at the front of my border and I was wondering if you could recommend another of the parfuma or timeless roses please 🙏 😊
Another great video 😊
Two great roses you have there I think.
Glorious Parfuma aka Madame annisette I think is going to be a great rose. Mine is very young but the scent is gorgeous. Take a look and see if you think it will go in that space. Then ring Peter at eastcroft and speak to him nicely see what he can do;) royal Parfuma or jubilee papa Meilland for a deep red ?
Good to see Mme Carriere doing well (unlike mine), but it seems its habit remains really rather messy.
Hi there. Yes I’m keeping an eye on mine for next few years and see how she does. These roses do take a bit of planning and work I think. But rewarding when you see what I saw the previous week. Best of luck with yours.
hi jay, what did he say to you about feeding them? does he care to much about dead heading? I love the look of the relaxed feel of his roses, maybe we all fuss to much?
He does feed them I will let him update you on that. Regarding dead heading, when you have roses with this many flowers it’s very challenging to actually dead head. Some of them stems had 20 30,40,50 buds on. The one or two roses I have like this I just cut back once they’ve all gone over.x
@@Jay_Jay thanks jay!!!
The plant at 3:30 is Physocarpus opulifolius maybe the "Diabolo" or maybe "tiny wine" or "summer wine" and so on.
Lovely thank you. I forgot to add that in.
@@Jay_Jay Oh, that's no problem. That's why you have us, the RUclips followers: to support you! :-)) 🤭☺
Wow what amazing rose's he has, any chance of link to his RUclips channel please mate :D
Hi Jason I’m not sure I can leave link. Often when I do this it gets deleted. But if you search Peter haymaker you’ll see his channel.
@@Jay_Jay Ok will do, Cheers mate :D
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Hi jay
Quick question how do you go about dead heading when they get this size pilgrim I’m thinking about.
I’ve just got one lol
Thank you
Geez what fertilizer does he use please😳
I’m hoping he will chip in with this. He’s told me and I’m sure he will be happy to tell everyone. But I think mainly he goes for the roses that flower and repeat well. I’ll nudge him to respond to you. Thanks
Does it repeat flower
I think all of his roses repeat and repeat very well.