June Rose Tour, David Austin Roses In My Cottage Garden// Cottoverdi
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- Опубликовано: 28 июн 2024
- Today is my end of June rose tour and I can’t wait to show you all the stunning blooms. Which is your favourite rose?
Early June Rose Tour: • English Cottage Garden...
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Hi Annette, what a lovely tour and in particular I wasn't sleeping well and was pleased to see your new video on the screen. Whenever I see you post I stop what I was doing to watch. Congratulations on reaching 10,000 subs, you deserve it with all the effort you put in to share this wonderful garden. Today I was so happy to see you have "Julia's Rose" because my wife is Julia and her mother bought her that rose many years ago. Sadly it died and I deeply regret it,, so I must get a replacement soon. Looking forward to the Dahlias. I grew so many more than my garden can take really, and then early this year I pinched out the tops of the little dahlias to encourage bushier growth and didn't have the heart to throw out the tops, so I put loads of them into a few little pots to root and they all did. I took them to a friend with an allotment, so she plonked them in the ground all over a bed where she was growing rows of vegetables, so that should be a funny thing to see later. Thank you so much for making a difficult day easier. It's not just your garden, but you have a warmth and genuinely nice personality that I feel you are a good friend. I hope your garden continues to be a source of joy for you...just so you can keep making videos for us too haha. XX
Gosh, thank you so so much Jimmy. Sorry to hear you're not sleeping well but I am glad you had my video to distract you for just a moment. 😊
I have several Litchfield Angel roses in my garden, and my roses are 6foot plus high, so blooms that flop don't matter. It is an extremely vigorous rose when it's established, so give a couple of years and you will be amazed by it. I always say if it had a perfume it would be my favourite rose ( but that is still Gertrude Jekyll). Well done Annette 😊
Thanks Diana, that's great to know - I will wait for it to grow a bit taller so that I can enjoy those blooms more. 😊
الورود في هذة الحديقة جميلة ورائعة جدآ شكرآ لك 🤲🌷🌿
شكراً جزيلاً 😁
Just so lovely!! I certainly hope I can find Pride and Prejudice here in the US . Thanks for the beautiful tour ❤❤
You are so welcome! Thanks for watching 😁🌹
Congrats on 10K subscribers Annette! It must be so hard to pick a favourite rose with all the beauty! Bonny
Thanks Bonny. Yes, I'm really not sure I can pick one - they all have their moment. There is at least 1 rose that I don't think I will keep though! 😁
your garden is mesmerizing 🐞
Gosh, thank you so much 😊
You have beautiful roses 🌹 and your companion planting is gorgeous. My best blooming rose this year is Madame lêvequé big flowers and so fragrant. I do envy you for your walled garden I think it’s a great part of your success
Thanks so much! Yes, the walls are such a wonderful backdrop and I do think we have a little micro-climate here sometimes. 😊
Just wanted to say a massive congratulations on reaching 10k subscribers, I watch all your videos as soon as I see them and if I'm busy I look forward to having a cup of tea and watching it later. 😊
Thank you so much for bringing us along in your gardening journey and inspiring us with varieties and caring for the plants appropriately 🎉🎉🎉
Hi Yasmin, that is incredible! and so wonderful to hear. Thank you so so so much for your support. 😊
Great video, I have no roses in my new garden yet so hoping to learn lots from your rose tours.
Fantastic friendly personality, well deserved 10.000 subs 🌺
Thanks so much Susan 😊
Hi Annette, I have 4 red buds and they take a while to establish. I just moved 2 weeping trees into our garden beds and out of our front lawn. One did very well and the other looks terrible but we are not going up . We had a professional move our trees and he said that it takes a year or two to establish. I think your looks healthy as it blooming. Your roses are stunning and congrats on 10, 000! So happy that I am one of them. I have Kinsleys ghost in two urns and they climb on each side of my entrance arch. 🎉
Thanks Lisa, that's good to hear. I am so worried that we may have lost it but at least it has a few (tiny) leaves so there must be some life in it yet!
Annette both you and Richard should be so very proud of your lovely gardens! You all have worked your butts off to produce such beauty! I really enjoyed this tour.🤩
Thanks AJ. It's good to take a step back sometimes and just appreciate the garden - these tours give me the opportunity to do that so I enjoy them too! 😁
So beautiful ❤
Thank you! 😊
Beautiful garden with stunning looking roses, they are the bees knees.
Thanks Nicholas! 🌹😁 I do love a rose 🥰
You exude pure joy when you show off your roses, and it made me smile the entirety of your 34 minute tour. Your enthusiasm is infectious! I have no roses in my garden, but I now feel I must add The Generous Gardener....and an arbor to train her on.
Thank you so much Mary! 😁 I highly recommend roses..!!! 😊🌹🌹🌹
Just as I had decided: no more new plants this year, now I have to reconsider! 😡 James Galway and Claire Austin already joined me after your first rose tour 😌 It is a delight to follow you around in your garden, thanks 💚
Thank you so much! 😊
Dear Annette, thank you for showing us your lovely garden and roses in particular. Me too I am a big rose lover with about a 120 roses in my garden. Your enthusiasm is contagious. Looking forward to your next video.
You are so welcome and thank you.
WOW! 120 roses is quite a collection - your garden must look and smell amazing 😁🌹
Your gardening joy is infectious Annette.
Oh thank you Viv. 😁
Congratulations on your 10k- brilliant news. Loved looking at your gorgeous roses. I bet the perfume is heavenly. I love James Galway and Eustacia Vye. Gorgeous roses. I love pale pink flowers with lilac flowers, I decided at the weekend. You do the same as me - not picking your sweet peas if you need them to be in flower. I always take my poorly neighbour a bunch of flowers every week. This past few weeks it has been Sweet Williams and Sweet peas. However, I won't pick the sweet peas until Monday so I can enjoy them in the garden at weekends! I just adore their sweet perfume wafting across the garden to the seating/dining area. Rondo was my first dahlia to flower this year, closely followed by Karma Amora and then David Howard. All strong , rich colours. None of my pastels have opened yet, but lots of buds. Hope your Cercis picks up soon. I love those trees - stunning! Happy gardening 🙂 x
Thanks Be, and thank you for your wonderful support!
I have a massive bunch of sweet peas on the kitchen table and they smell amazing! 😁
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A HUGE CONGRATULATIONS on reaching 10K!!!!
Thank you so much 😀
Absolutely spellbound!!! What a magical display of roses 🌹 my garden is on the smaller size 😂 I have a few roses that are healthy but not blooming as well as yours. I do get a mix of shade and sun, and I do feed them every week and water most days. Lots of buds so I'm sure they will bloom just need to be patient
Thanks so much Louise. Yes, there's a rose for almost any situation - even shade. I just love roses so much 😊
Thank you for the tour! I will get one of those large roses next year. Hopefully, Jackson Perkins will have something similar her in Anerica.
Glad you enjoyed it - yes, roses are so special in a garden. They really add such a romantic touch 😊
Thank you again Annette and Richard. I love your tours and especially the roses! So so beautiful and ever changing😀
Thanks so much 😁🌹🌹🌹
wow absolutely stunning
Thank you so much! 🌹🌹🌹
I very much love rose tours and your channel has been so much fun to follow!
Thank you Heather, that means so much to me! 😊
Hello Anette! Another lovely garden tour. I loved the way you arranged your garden, colour scheme, roses with companion plants and all your jewels in the garden are all healthy and happy. Your collection of roses are stunning, I can imagine your garden will be more beautiful when the rose climbers will be able to grow and cover the Obelisk. Thanks for sharing!🌹🌹🌹
Thank you so much! Yes, I'm looking forward to the days when the climbers have grown a bit! 😁😊
I don't have Litchfield David Austin roses but I heard the rose is heavy for the stems.
But you should call David Austin and ask them more about it.
Maybe they will give you tips. I hope more will chime in who has that rose.
Good luck ! 🌹🌹🌹
Great suggestion, thanks. I will definitely ask them. 😁
Beautiful roses. I do have EUSTACIA VYE and I am so happy with this rose. I have three bushes and when I see yours I am glad I have them and cannot wait to see them as big as yours.
Thanks Clara. Yes Eustacia Vye has blown me away this year - last year it was great but this year it has been incredible! I love it so much. 😁🌹
oh Annette you have some beautiful roses and I can understand why they bring you so much joy, they are stunning. Congrats on 10,000 subscribers, I love following you around in your garden and also a big shout out to Richard as well as Cosmo.
Thank you Jane. I will let Richard (and Cosmo) know they are appreciated 🤣😊
Your roses have brought me a great deal of joy today too, thank you so much for sharing it with all 10,000 of us. A big congratulations to you! I find your channel delightful and always look forward to your videos. My roses bloomed just as the heat wave came through - 36.11C to start and then ended with 35C, a full seven days, we are not accustomed to weather like that in Ohio, in June especially. I'm waiting for the second flush, fingers crossed. Take care.
That's wonderful Carol - I'm so glad I can bring joy! 😊😁. Wow! you are certainly having some very hot weather - not sure I could cope in 36° !!! 😬
Beautiful roses in your garden
Thank you 😊
After watching some of your videos, I started looking into roses and I think I'm going to get a bare root Paul Noel from David Austen later in the year and try to grow it up my apple tree.
Such a shame about your tree though! I hope it comes back to health.
Me too! I really did love it...😕
Woolerton old hall is peachy cream , it’s my favourite rose . My Generous gardener is faded too .
Your garden is rewarding you for all your care .❤
Thank you so much - yes, now that the Wollerton Old Hall roses have bloomed, I can see that it has a peachy cream tone! 😁
Try cutting a leafless branch and see if you have a brown ring just under the bark. I had a forest pansy redbud that did this in its second season. Unfortunately it was verticillium wilt- this is an awful plant disease so hopefully not. Good luck!
Oh, thanks Claire. I will definitely take a look. I've noticed a few more healthy leaves so I'm really not sure what's been going on. It's a mystery so far so I will check for the brown ring. 😊
Congratulations on reaching 10k and love your garden so much. The roses are spectacular ❤
Thank you so much Kyla 🌹😁
Your garden is looking so beautiful. My Eustacia Vye has done really well too Annette. It was so slow to get going but is now flowering her socks off. It's nice to see that you grow Corn Cockle as I rarely see it these days. I grow it too and have had some self seeders pop up this year which I'm pleased about as they're the purple ones. I only sowed the white this year so it's good to have the two colours. Well done on your 10,000 subscribers. We all love your channel!
Thanks so much Wendy. Most of the corncockle is self-seeded but I do love the white one more I think.
Thank you also, for all your support - it means the world to me 😊
If the tree is leafing out it has some vigor. Not sure why you assume it's dying. Plants sometimes take time to recover, sometimes a year or two. They sometimes go in to shock and we need patience. Vicki
Ah, thanks Vicki but the tree has been leafing out and the leaves have been exactly the same size for 3 months! So I really don't think it's very healthy. It's possible that it needs more shade and so I may move it to a more appropriate location and wait to see whether it's happier there. 😊
Your garden is glorious. No other way to describe it. (Would love a peek into your greenhouse at some point as you grow such a lot from seed). Your roses are so pretty. I'm a novice, but mostly inspired by you and the need to give some substance and a bit of height here and there in a new long border, I've bought 5 new roses this year. 2 for pots on the patio, 3 for the new border. And I have my eye on Festive Jewel.
How often do you feed your roses and what do you use?
I'm not surprised you have 10,000 subscribers. You deserve many, many more.
Thanks Sue. That's very kind. I really appreciate your support. 😊
I don;t actually have a greenhouse - just some mini pop-up plastic ones - it's a dream to have a real greenhouse one day 😁
I feed my roses every spring with granular food and then at least once when they are almost done with their first flush of flowers (about now) and then we mulch with farmyard manure in the autumn. 🌹
@@cottoverdi I can’t believe you grow all you do without a greenhouse! You are a magician. Amazing. Now the tomatoes and chillies are out of our little wooden grow house thing(!) I could plant some wallflowers and Sweet Williams for autumn planting. I’ve not thought of that. Thanks for the tips regarding feeding. I’d best get onto it.
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Thanks Cathy 😊
My Claire Austin rose is also flopping like that. Will cut it back next spring and hope for strong shoots.
Ah, thanks. It's good to know I'm not alone! 🫤🌹
How many Little White Pet roses are in that display? They are wonderful. So many beautiful rose bushes. Great job.
Hi there, we have 3 Little White Pets in that area. Thank you for your lovely comments 😊
What a pretty collection Annette 🤩 you have great taste!
Are you going to Hampton Court flower show this year?
Thanks Yasmin. I can't make it to Hampton Court this year because my kids are visiting (they live in USA) so I'm enjoying some family time 😁
Доброе утро❤ Какая Вы замечательная и Ваши прекрасные розы!!! Заходите в гости, очень люблю английские сады!!!❤
Спасибо. Я очень люблю розы в своем саду. Они выглядят потрясающе и чудесно пахнут, а также являются отличным подарком для друзей и семьи. 😊
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My Litchfield Angel droops as well 😒🤷🏼♀️
Ah. Such a shame as it's a beautiful rose when you can see it properly. 😊
The Lichfield angel rose all droop, . Its braches are too thin to hold up straight. the younger the plant the more. Btw I love your garden 🥰
Ah, thanks. I didn't realise it was going to do this - I will have to find a better support! 😁
I bet a place called "Frasier Valley Rose" could answer your question about droopy stems. They are in Canada.
Thanks Susan, yes, I think I follow them on RUclips. Great suggestions, thank you 😊
My variegated Forrest pansy was the same. Very tiny leaves the first two seasons. Then it reverted back to the normal green leaf. Now it's the standard large heart shaped leaves. I havnt googled your one, but is it a fancy one? Is possibly reverting back.
Ah, thanks for the tip - I don't think it's that fancy but I hope it lives!
I can't believe you are wearing a cardigan.
🤣 It was chilly!
@cottoverdi Lovely.
It is like that only when I drive up to ghd mountains. It is an unbelievable experience, wearing a jacket but when I drive back home, it has all gone, unfortunately.
What are the dark/black foliage plants around your roses?
Hi Annette, The garden's looking just so lovely. I had to wait a long time before we got to Harlow Carr. I knew you had it and I wanted to see how it was doing. I've got one that's not as old as yours and not really found it's feet yet. It's interesting because it doesn't seem to be very popular but you and I like it. I've got two Mme Alfred Carriers and they've done so well this year and are repeating now and will do thoughout the summer and late into the Autumn. You can check it out on my Channel if you're interested. I love your videos. Cheers! P.
Thanks Peter, yes, I think the thorns probably put many people off Harlow Carr but the scent is amazing! 😁